[2025 Tokyo ] Travel Guide for Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Observation Deck (Updated Apr)

Admission is free, of course, and anyone can enjoy Haneda Airport, even if they're not flying! There's an observation deck that's a must-see for plane lovers. It's also nice to have a meal at a restaurant overlooking the planes, sky, and runway. There are also delicious restaurants and futuristic massage chairs inside the airport, so it's a great way to kill time and have fun! It's 40 minutes by train from Shinjuku Station. It's also about 30 minutes from Yokohama and Tokyo. If you avoid busy periods like Chinese New Year and Obon, it's pretty empty, so you should be able to enjoy the whole airport! #Tokyo #Ota Ward #Haneda Airport #Haneda Airport Terminal 1

Disclaimer: The plane is not photoshopped! ❗️The plane is not photoshopped! ❗️ If you're flying to Tokyo Haneda Airport, don't miss the free observation decks on the top floors of the terminals. Haneda's T1, T2, and T3 all have free observation decks. Take the elevator from the check-in hall to the 6th floor, then walk to the outdoor deck. - ✅The T1 observation deck offers views of planes and Mount Fuji, as shown in photo 5. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't clear enough when I visited, so I could only see it faintly. ✅The T2 observation deck offers views of planes, downtown Tokyo, and Tokyo Skytree, making it a great photo spot. ✅The T3 observation deck offers views of colorful international flights. - ⏰The observation decks are open to the public, with food and drinks available, so you don't need to sneak around. Bring a telephoto lens for photos. I used a 70-200mm lens, which didn't need cropping for Tokyo Skytree, but may need cropping for Mount Fuji.

\\Watch planes take off and land up close// The observation deck on the 6th floor of Haneda Airport's Terminal 1 offers a panoramic view of the sky and allows you to watch planes take off and land up close. Haneda Airport is divided into three buildings: T1 (Terminal 1), T2 (Terminal 2), and T3 (Terminal 3). T1 is mainly for JAL, T2 is mainly for ANA, and T3 is for international flights, so the airlines you can see vary depending on the observation deck. The weather was nice, so we were able to enjoy Mt. Fuji as well. It's a free observation deck, so feel free to drop by. Facility name: Haneda Airport Observation Deck (Terminal 1) Address: 3-3-2 Haneda Airport, Ota-ku, Tokyo (6th floor, Terminal 1) Opening hours: 6:30-22:00 Closed days: Open all year round *May be closed due to weather or security reasons Access: 1 minute walk from the north exit of Haneda Airport Terminal 1 (Tokyo Monorail/JAL) Station ・2 minutes walk from the exit of Terminal 1 of Haneda Airport Terminal 1/2 (Keikyu) Station ・6 minutes walk from the exit of Terminal 2 of Haneda Airport (Tokyo Monorail/ANA) Station Visiting period: Early January 2024 #Tokyo #Domestic travel#Haneda Airport gourmet #Haneda Airport Terminal 1#Haneda Airport#Observation deck #Great view #Great view spot #Couple trip #Girls trip #Solo trip #Tokyo sightseeing #Tokyo sightseeing