Cheap flights to Haneda from S$ 239

Flights from Changi, Singapore, to Haneda, Japan, take around 6h 30min without any stops. With one stop at Manila Ninoy Aquino International, it takes about 9h 45min; the other stopovers for one stop flights are either at Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta International or Bangkok Suvarnabhumi. The longest duration is 15h 35min and this has its one stop at Osaka Kansai International flying with Singapore Airlines with the maximum stopover time of 8h 20min.

There are numerous direct flights from Singapore to Tokyo International Airport, Japan; they fly between Changi in Singapore and Haneda in Tokyo. Only Japan Airlines offer direct flights to Haneda from Singapore and they are all overnight flights. There are some luxury Haneda flight deals that provide extra comfort for all passengers with basic amenities and meal plans. There are also Haneda flight deals with one or multiple stopovers.

To reach the city centre from Haneda Airport, the available options for a traveller are bus, train, taxi and monorail. The less expensive option is to take the Keikyu Railway train that will consume only 13min of your time and will cost S$ 5. The next most affordable option after this is the Tokyo Monorail, with frequent trains every 5min from the Haneda Airport. This also takes only 13min and costs only S$ 6. The taxi is the more convenient option than other modes of transportation as it will get one dropped on the doorstep of the destination. It will be 30min of travel and will cost S$ 70. A limousine bus is available at the Haneda Airport, which will consume 45min of your time and cost S$ 11.50 to reach Tokyo Station.

Haneda is a fascinating destination with food, shopping and tourist attractions. Even the airport itself is a major spot to explore with the first class cabin hotel at Terminal 1, and air enthusiasts will love the airport facilities. There is a seaside park called the Jonanjima for camping and strolling along the bay. Senzokuike Park is another popular place with gardens and a large pond with swan paddle boats. The Ikegami Honmonji Temple is the main temple of Buddhists. Besides these, other exciting spots are Omori Nori Museum (seaweed museum), Kenji Igarashi Memorial Dry Cleaning & Laundry Museum (founder of dry cleaning in Japan), Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park, Plum Garden (Ikegami Baien) and Haneda Cruises.

Singapore citizens do not need a visa to enter Japan if the visit is less than 90 days for any purpose of tourism, business, meeting friends or relatives. But you must ensure that your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry. A regular passport is sufficient in most cases. However, for paid activities or staying beyond 90 days, a visa is required.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Haneda on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Scoot is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Haneda.

Tokyo Haneda Airport is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Haneda. One-way flights to Tokyo Haneda Airport typically cost S$ 68, while return flights cost around S$ 145.

A return flight to Haneda will typically cost around S$ 108, however they can be found for as little as S$ 108.

Yes. Those touching down at Tokyo Haneda Airport can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Tokyo Haneda Airport has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. First Cabin Haneda Terminal 1 is the closest property to Tokyo Haneda Airport (0.0 km away from Tokyo Haneda Airport).