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Narita Airport

There are several train options available from Narita Airport (Terminal 1 or Terminal 2). Based on convenience and minimal transfers, we recommend the following:

Opt. 1. KEISEI Narita Skyaccess - A reliable and cost-effective option with just one transfer.

Take KEISEI Narita Skyaccess - Access Tokkyu Train - Bound for Haneda Airport Terminal (Orange line)
Get Off at AOTO Station (8 Stops)
Transfer to OSHIAGE Line - 2nd Floor - Platform 1 for Oshiage
Take Oshiage Line - LOCAL Train - Bound for Haneda Airport or Misakiguchi
Get off at Yahiro STATION (3 Stops)
Take SOUTH EXIT

Opt. 2. KEISEI Skyliner Line - Another faster option with a higher cost and just one transfer.

Take KEISEI Skyliner 118 - Toll Limited Express - Bound for Keisei-Ueno (Blue line)
Get Off at AOTO Station (3 Stops)
Transfer to OSHIAGE Line - 2nd Floor - Platform 1 for Oshiage
Take Oshiage Line - LOCAL Train - Bound for Haneda Airport or Misakiguchi
Get off at Yahiro STATION (3 Stops)
Take SOUTH EXIT

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Sumida Bell Flat

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Narita Airport

There are several train options available from Narita Airport (Terminal 1 or Terminal 2). Based on convenience and minimal transfers, we recommend the following:

Opt. 1. KEISEI Narita Skyaccess - A reliable and cost-effective option with just one transfer.

Take KEISEI Narita Skyaccess - Access Tokkyu Train - Bound for Haneda Airport Terminal (Orange line)
Get Off at AOTO Station (8 Stops)
Transfer to OSHIAGE Line - 2nd Floor - Platform 1 for Oshiage
Take Oshiage Line - LOCAL Train - Bound for Haneda Airport or Misakiguchi
Get off at Yahiro STATION (3 Stops)
Take SOUTH EXIT

Opt. 2. KEISEI Skyliner Line - Another faster option with a higher cost and just one transfer.

Take KEISEI Skyliner 118 - Toll Limited Express - Bound for Keisei-Ueno (Blue line)
Get Off at AOTO Station (3 Stops)
Transfer to OSHIAGE Line - 2nd Floor - Platform 1 for Oshiage
Take Oshiage Line - LOCAL Train - Bound for Haneda Airport or Misakiguchi
Get off at Yahiro STATION (3 Stops)
Take SOUTH EXIT

Arrive at the airport

This completes the procedure.

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Haneda Airport

This is a reliable option with no transfers needed. However, please be aware that the train line has several destinations, so it’s important to follow the steps carefully to ensure you're headed in the right direction.

1. Keikyu Line → Asakusa Line → Oshiage Line (Stay on the same train, but the line name will change twice).

Take KEIKYU Airport Line (Bright Blue line) - Bound for Imbanihon-Idai or Keisei Takasago
- The Keikyu Line is located at the basement floor of each Terminal
- Board Only for Imbanihon-Idai or Keisei Takasago. Avoid trains to Yokohama (takes you further) or Keikyu Kamata (only halfway).
If you board the correct train, you won’t need to transfer. Check the google maps link below to confirm the stops and ensure you're on the right train:
Click Here
Get off at Yahiro STATION (18 stops from Haneda Airport Terminal 3)
*From Oshiage Station: 2 stops
**From Shinagawa Station: 16 stops
Take SOUTH EXIT

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Sumida Bell Flat

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Haneda Airport

We recommend the same train options for your return to Haneda Airport. Since the journey takes approximately 1.5 hours, we advise leaving Sumida early to avoid last-minute stress. Trains can sometimes experience delays due to weather, accidents, or technical issues, so it's better to allow extra time for a smooth trip.

1. Oshiage Line → Asakusa Line → Keikyu Line (Stay on the same train, but the line name will change twice).

Go to Yahiro Station - OSHIAGE Line Platform 1/2
Take OSHIAGE Line - Bound for Haneda Airport Terminal 1:2 (Local Train - Blue Line)
If you board the correct train, you won’t need to transfer. Check the google maps link below to confirm the stops and ensure you're on the right train:
Click Here
Get off at Haneda Airport (24 stops from Yahiro Station)*From Oshiage Station: 22 stops**From Shinagawa Station: 8 stops

Arrive at the airport

This completes the procedure.

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Narita Airport

The closest bus airport transfer to/from Narita Airport is at Tokyo Station. To get there, you’ll need to take a train to/from Yahiro Station, which takes around 50 minutes.

However, considering that the direct train to Narita Airport also takes roughly the same amount of time, and the bus from Tokyo Station to Narita Airport adds another hour of travel, hence we don’t recommend using the bus option if you’re staying at Sumida Bell Flat.

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Sumida Bell Flat

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Haneda Airport

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Arrive at the airport

This completes the procedure.

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Haneda Airport

Its another option for transportation to take to/from Sumida, however compare to train from Haneda Airport, bus costly more and also longer hour to take, and the bus only get to the closest area, which you have to continue with train to get to the closest station to our property.

Here the links for more details: Click Here

Purchase Ticket at Ticket Countersome text
- Terminal 3: 2nd Floor Arrival Lobby - Bus Ticket Counter
- Terminal 2: 1st Floor Arrival Lobby - Keikyu Bus ticket vending machine
Bus Stop (The ticket counter will inform the Bus Stop Number)some text
- Terminal 3: Keikyu/Tobu Bus Stop
- Terminal 2: Keikyu/Tobu Bus Stop
Take the Bus - Bound for Kita Senju Station
Get off at the last stop - Kita Senju Station
Go to Kita Senju Station - TOBU Skytree Line (Platform 3)
Take TOBU Skytree Line Train - Bound for Asakusa (Local)
Get Off at Kanegafuchi Station (3 Stops) - East Exit

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Sumida Bell Flat

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Haneda Airport

To take the Airport Bus from Haneda, guests must first travel by train to Kitasenju Station, adding a train commute and transfer compared to a direct train route to the airport. Note that there is no ticket counter at Kita Senju Station, bus fares can be paid directly to the driver in cash or with a transportation IC card.

Here the links for more details: Click Here

GGo to Kanegafuchi Station (TOBU Skytree Line, Platform 1).
Take the TOBU Skytree Line Train (Local) bound for Kitasenju.
Get off at Kitasenju Station (3 stops) and exit through the West Exit.
Find the bus stop outside the station (West Exit, Platform 4).
Purchase your ticket directly from the bus driver.
Board the bus bound for Haneda Airport.
Get off at your terminal.

Arrive at the airport

This completes the procedure.

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Luggage Delivery Service

In Japan, it’s common to use delivery services or the post office to send luggage or belongings ahead to your next destination. This allows you to travel comfortably, even on crowded public transport, by having your luggage delivered directly to your next city or to the airport

For luggage delivery services, we recommend using Yamato Transport (ヤマト運輸), as they are highly reliable and experienced in handling luggage for tourists traveling across Japan. Depending on the distance and weather conditions, delivery can take as little as one day to reach your next destination.

Below, we’ve included the details of the nearest Yamato Transport location to our property, where you can drop off or arrange delivery for your luggage.

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Yamatounyu Udagawacho Senta

ヤマト運輸渋谷宇田川町営業所

Operating Hours: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM

〒150-0042 東京都渋谷区宇田川町３２－６

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Sending Luggage
Visit the Yamato office conveniently located in central Shibuya, near (next to) the GU store, on the road leading to Outback Steakhouse. To send your luggage, prepare the destination address, whether it’s your next hotel, Airbnb, the airport, or the nearest Yamato office near your upcoming accommodation.

Receiving Luggage
If you’re traveling from outside Tokyo and wish to send your luggage to this store, simply provide the store’s name, its address, or the link to the store to the Yamato service at your current location.

Store Information and Webpage: Click Here

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