Did you know that there are three types of Keisei Lines departing from Narita Airport?

[@yaopinaso6203]

This is very helpful. The only vlog that introduces other lines than skyliner

[@wearelostinjapan]

I'm glad this video was helpful to you!

[@YogaPinay]

So helpful. Bless your heart❤.Thank you!

[@wearelostinjapan]

you're welcome! and thank you for your comment

[@francescaarchie0226]

super helpful, love the minor details that truly help a first timer. like showing the KS logo, filming the train schedule boards. very considerate

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thank you for your very nice comment.

[@_adonisk]

This was awesome, thank you!

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thanks for watching! Hope it helps!

[@gieansky8113]

thanks so much! very helpful for 1st timers like me. it eases my anxiety 😁

[@wearelostinjapan]

I'm honored to be of help to you!

[@fettyasihta]

so helpful and informative! thank you so much for explaining this. 👍

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button . More coming :)

[@charellesoriano2000]

Thank you. I always want to look for this kind of video. I was confused about this kesei line trains. Hope you'll explain their train stops in the future.

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thank you for watching the video! And comments are welcome!

[@Shizuko-Zen]

Extremely helpful. Saved me a lot of time wandering and asking around. Thanks for uploading.

[@philn7834]

I was confused at first. Thank you so much for this video :)

[@kevizzlecwalk]

Best video ever! Thank you 🙏

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thanks for watching!

[@anthonylamesa7619]

This is a super helpful video. There are a lot of cheap options for getting to central Tokyo from Narita of which I was previously unaware.

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thank you for watching the video. Have a wonderful trip to Japan!

[@kalahanrekiem9455]

Oh thanks, I need these informations for my next travel

[@starfox5647]

Thanks a bunch, that helped a lot.

[@whoowhoo5]

Thank you very much! The most helpful guide I found on the internet. Visiting Japan soon and staying near Oshiage station. Good to know which is the best line to take. Thanks again!

[@wearelostinjapan]

Oshiage is a nice area as it is close to the Sky Tree! Enjoy your trip to Japan.

[@psolidstate]

Just brilliant. I'm planning to take the orange limited express from Ueno to NRT and I guess it's just a flip of same logic.

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thanks for watching! Have a good one!

[@heidipalomique9489]

Thank you for sharing 🥰

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thanks for watching🥰

[@moonforged688]

Very helpful!!! Thanks for showing it step by step

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thank you for watching the video!

[@dan.vincii]

This is big help. Thank you!

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thank you for your comment. A good journey!

[@nestorfuentes4939]

thank you so much i was so confussed, but not anymore

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thanks for watching!

[@VlogAwi]

NICE EXPLANATION, thank you so much!

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thanks for your comment!

[@MsBadmas]

Thank you very much for taking such effort and time to share. This is very helpful.

[@wearelostinjapan]

@MsBadmas Thank you for watching the video! If you have any trouble, please comment.

[@asdasd0723]

Thank you so much❤, your video is clear and detailed demonstrates, very helpful.😊

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thank you for your comment. I am very happy!

[@nateshf9303]

My wife and I have taken the main line but still enjoyed this video very much. Will take the access line in July.

[@wearelostinjapan]

You're coming to Japan in July? I'm so happy! Be careful, it's hot!

[@nateshf9303]

@@wearelostinjapan We’ve been to Japan in the summer for at least 4 times and surprisingly can deal with it. (We come for the fireworks.)

[@CantonSimon]

Mistake: Keisei Access Limited Express actually costs 1257YEN, a little higher than Keisei Main Line. (Reason: Access Express uses the same high-speed route with Skyliner, which costed higher construction fee....) (Main Line uses the other slower but cheaper route~) However, considering it is faster, that's worth the little extra payment ! !

[@qikaigao3991]

please allow me to ask, If say I board a train at Keisei Ueno and exit at Narita terminal 1, how do they know if I travelled via ACCESS line or MAIN line?

[@qikaigao3991]

I see that you need to go through 2 gates at Narita to get out. Maybe that's how they know

[@CantonSimon]

@@qikaigao3991 The concourse is seperated by 2 areas for ACCESS line & MAIN line (Narita Terminal 2·3 too), so Keisei knows the route you chose.

[@tzamen]

Thank you

[@heisangx]

I have taken the keisei main line from narita airport or narita town to Ueno many times in the past. After a break of many years, I returned to Tokyo this summer, so I decided to take the keisei again for memories sake. i used to think you couldn't go wrong on the main line as you eventually will reach Nippori/Ueno. The worse that could happen was to get a pink rapid black local train which makes many stops. However this time I took a rapid train and had to switch trains at Takasago or Aoto? I did not know about the orange access express so I will try that next time. However this express appears to be available from 18:51 hrs based on the timetable on the station wall. It would be very helpful if you elaborate on how to read the timetable which does not seem to be available online, but only posted as a small sign at the station, as well as the pdf guide to the keisei which is available online. If I recall correctly, the green kosoku tokkyu and the red tokkyu take about 60 mins to reach Ueno so arent they similar to the access express?

[@lindakastrati6936]

It is really helpful to see where we have to go :) so thank you for making this video! We need to get from Narita to Keikyu-Kamata station. Can we take the Narita Sky access to get there directly with no transfers? Is that a normal train where we don't have to reserve seats ? Can the ticket be purchased online as well or only at the airport? Because on the website for the skyliner the only destinations they show us is Ueno and Nippori when I want to purchase tickets. I thank you in advance for your help.

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thanks for watching! Unfortunately you have to transfer at Aoto Sta to get to Keikyu-Kamata. You can take the Narita Sky Access without seats reservation. You can buy a ticket from Ticket counter or vending machines at airport.

[@Victor_YNWA]

How frequent is narita sky access to Ueno? Do I need to change trains in any station to get to Ueno if using sky access?

[@Elena-mk6bf]

This video could benefit from more close narration. For example, when you are showing the escalator going down to the second basement floor to the Skyliner platform, would be helpful to say just that: the Skyliner platform is 2 floors down from the Floor 1 of the airport.

[@ninahusaini]

So for the skyaccess, i can just using IC cards right? No need purchase ticket at machine?

[@y0mi_]

Amazing video. So much easier to understand seeing it from your point of view like this! I am arriving on Friday. Do you know if the Keisei Access Limited Express arrives at Shimbashi station? Or does it end at Ueno? I'm a bit confused about this.

[@wearelostinjapan]

The Keisei Narita Sky Access Limited Express stops at Shinbashi.

[@wearelostinjapan]

You must take the following train to your destination. ↓ [For Haneda Airport Terminals 1 and 2]

[@y0mi_]

@@wearelostinjapan You are so helpful. Thank you.

[@cocongd]

hi, how to know if that skyaccess train stops at oshiage station?

[@doomzday777]

is Keisei Nartia Skyaccess in Google map's directions the same as Keisei Access Limited Express? no need to pay extra for this? just need the suica card?

[@cristinadelaparra5254]

hello thank you fort he video. Keisei Access express get to Ginza with no transfer? wich is the destination? is the same train sop in Asakusa? Thanks

[@tvbox6955]

🤓What about the red sign on the bottom right at 1:18, the limited express on the main line?

[@MatiMape]

Hello! On minute 2:26 you access the train section using your Suica... but after that, you have different train options with different fares... So how much is deducted from your Suica Card? How does the Suica card determine the train you are going to take afterwards? Thanks,

[@wearelostinjapan]

Touch the Suica card at the station you get on, and then tap it at the station you get off at. The total amount will then be automatically calculated. Does that answer your question?

[@cherryc795]

Is there a website wher you can book Keisei Access Limited Express tickets in advance? I was only able to find the Skyliner website.

[@melchizedek717]

Thanks for this video. Really nice explanation. I am going from Narita Airport to Nihombashi Station google maps tell me to use the Keisei Narita Skyaccess. Is this the same as Keisei Access Limited Express? Also I don't have Suica or Pasmo Card. Can I buy it at Narita Airport? 1:00 is this the queue for the tickets for Keisei Access Limited Express?

[@wearelostinjapan]

Keisei Narita Sky Access and Keisei Access Limited Express are the same. Even if you don't have a suica or pasmo, you can still ride by buying a ticket. Suica sales are currently suspended at Narita Airport. The video of the queue is from the Narita Express ticket office.

[@stevec9669]

How much is taxi to Tokyo (Ueno)? Just want to get an idea for comparison. Thanks.

[@MrBlef666]

Great video. Question - Can I use a normal Keisei Skyaccess train from Narita to Asakusa station? The map on the webpage says orange line go both to Ueno and Asakusa...Confusing

[@wearelostinjapan]

To go from Narita to Asakusa, take the Sky Access Limited Express bound for Haneda Airport. Direct connection with no transfers. This is a regular train.

[@MrBlef666]

@@wearelostinjapan awesome. I can use pasmo passport or whatever i can buy these days on Narita right?

[@wearelostinjapan]

yes. You can also use pasmo in Narita.

[@trewous2010]

The access Express stops in Keisei Takasago station or I need the Main Line? Thanks for the video =)

[@jrco1010]

would you know if there is toilet inside the skyaccess? thank you

[@star-tingwithmyintuition3463]

what a great video thankyou , i had no idea about the sky access train, i was just about to buy online the skyliner and underground 2 day bundle, can i just get the underground bundle and buy the sky acces train seperate? might be cheaper im thinking

[@wearelostinjapan]

underground 2 day bundle ＝　Keisei Skyliner & Tokyo Subway Ticket　？？ Is this correct?

[@star-tingwithmyintuition3463]

yes u can get a bundle with underground plus skyliner, @@wearelostinjapan

[@wearelostinjapan]

Tokyo Subway 48-hour Ticket = 1200 yen. Narita to Ueno = 1040 yen (access express) Total 2240 yen Keisei Skyliner & Tokyo Subway Ticket= 3300yen (48-hour Ticket )

[@star-tingwithmyintuition3463]

thank you! @@wearelostinjapan

[@Iulia-e6x]

Can I take the Keisei Sky Access train from Narita terminal 1 to Kuramae?

[@wearelostinjapan]

Thanks for watching! Sure you can take it from Terminal1 but you need to transfer the train to get to Kuramae.

[@Iulia-e6x]

@@wearelostinjapan Thank you.

[@culturevultureonline4742]

Like one of previous commenters have said, thank you for showing the non-Skyliner lines. I just have two follow-up questions: 1) Is the "Keisei Narita Skyaccess" (Google Maps term) the same as the "Keisei Access Limited Express" in your video, or are they different trains? 2) If indeed the aforementioned trains are the same, then does the A01 symbol on the platform screen mean that the train will go up till the first stop on the Asakusa line? Does it say A01 for all the trains on that line?

[@EllisaRachmawati]

Just to ensure, i wanna go to Oshiage station with sky access limited express, and it doesn't have to transfer to any station right? It's passing through? And if i wanna buy ticket online, it's stated Narita-Ueno, but it's the correct ticket right? Since Ueno is the last station, and i just need to stop at Oshiage. I'm still confused, i don't want to stray on my first trip😂 hahahahhahah help mee

[@wearelostinjapan]

You are right! You can get to Oshiage without transfer. I think what you are looking up online is the ticket for Skyliner which does not go to Oshiage Station. Sky access is the commuter train from airport. So you don't have to book a ticket online. You can buy it at the counter or vending machines.

[@tvbox6955]

🎉The access express and main line both go to Haneda airport. This is useful if you need to change airports.

[@christheappleboy]

May I know can i use keisei main line or limited express if I want to go to senju ohashi station ? Thanks in advance

[@wearelostinjapan]

First, let's go to "Aoto". (All three types are available) Transfer from Aoto and go to Senju Ohashi . (Go to Keisei Ueno on the Keisei Main Line)

[@christheappleboy]

@@wearelostinjapan okay, thank you so much for the info

[@christheappleboy]

@@wearelostinjapan i want to ask again, which method is the cheapest way ? From all 3 types ? Thanks b4

[@framework_g]

​@@christheappleboy The cheapest way is to take the Keisei Main Line train (1000 yen via the Keisei Main Line, 1200 yen via the Narita Sky Access Line). Only local or rapid trains bound for Keisei Ueno Station stop at Senju-Ohashi Station. If you are on an express train or a train other than one bound for Keisei Ueno, please transfer to one bound for Keisei Ueno at Aoto Station.

[@viviangeluv]

If I’m heading for Shiomi from Narita, is it faster to take the Sky Access Express to Higashi-Matsudo and then transfer to JR to go to Shiomi? That’s always my first search result on Google Map😅

[@wearelostinjapan]

yes! I also looked up the route on a train search site, and it seems like a good route.

[@viviangeluv]

@@wearelostinjapan But would it be a good idea to take the Sky Access with two check-in luggage and two kids 4&6 yrs old? Are the chances high that we don’t have any seats available?

[@wearelostinjapan]

It's crowded with tourists, so there's a chance your kids won't be able to find a seat. If you want to sit down reliably and move without stress, we recommend the following. ① Narita Airport → Tokyo (Narita Express) ② Tokyo → Shiomi (taxi)

[@valentinosipun2474]

May i know what is the Keisei-Narita-Sky-Access-Line Access Exp? I am flying from Haneda Airport to Chitose but arriving first from Narita Airport.

[@wearelostinjapan]

Do you mean you want to go from Narita to Haneda on the Keisei train?

[@jera.ssicpark]

hello , wanna ask if the sky access is the best option from Narita to Asakusa where i’m staying soon. tnz

[@wearelostinjapan]

Normally, you will need to transfer from Narita Airport to Asakusa, but if your timing is right, there are some trains that will take you to Asakusa without changing via Sky Access.

[@wearelostinjapan]

There are two recommended ways to go from Narita Airport to Asakusa. Sky Access or Skyliner.

[@danieltengganus3057]

thankyou for your help, but i'm still confuse, do we need to buy separate ticket for sky access? or we can use IC card to pay for the train cost? thankyou.

[@qikaigao3991]

SkyAccess does not require a Limited Express ticket, so yes you can use IC card. Skyliner is diff

[@frankwang81]

for Natari money saving sky access( orange one but not the skyliner) where to buy tikets? can I use regular Tokyo metro 3 day pass on the train? or do I have to but a separate tiket? Can I reach Daimon Station without changing stations? Thank you!

[@wearelostinjapan]

The Sky Access company (Keisei Line) and Tokyo Metro are different companies, so you will need to purchase a separate ticket. If you take Sky Access, which connects directly to the Toei Asakusa Line, you can go directly to Daimon.

[@frankwang81]

you are the best man ! thanks!@@wearelostinjapan

[@anthonyloke2846]

Arriving narita Sunday 7.30. Will need to change to yamanote at nippori to ikeburuko. Is yamanote crowded around that time?

[@wearelostinjapan]

Not very crowded at that time on Sunday.

[@LizaHijjahIzam]

Can i use the blue keisei skyliner for higashi-matsudo station?

[@wearelostinjapan]

Unfortunately Keisei Skyliner does not stop at Higashi-Mastsudo station, but the others do stop!

[@aycruz2844]

Thank you for sharing. I am going from Narita to Gotanda Station. Do I take sky access orange train?

[@wearelostinjapan]

You can go to Gotanda by taking the Orange Sky Access. In that case, take the Orange Sky Access to Haneda Airport. On the way, change trains at Sengakuji station to go to Gotanda.

[@hm.f1540]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. Also I just want confirm, if heading direct to Haneda I just need to take platform 1 sky access & no need to change train right?

[@wearelostinjapan]

You can go from Narita Airport to Haneda Airport without changing trains. However, not all trains require transfers, so please check the destination (bound for Haneda Airport Terminals 1 and 2).

[@hm.f1540]

@@wearelostinjapan Thank you!

[@saharamarquezacosta]

Thank You for this wonderful video. Can you please help me with this questions: I will arrive at Narita T2, I have already JR Pass, and plan to get a welcome suica, I also have suica card in my phone. The questions are the next: 1)The suica on my phone can work in Japan as a regular physical suica card? even if my phone is foreing. 2) The best way to get direct from Narita T2 to Akasuka is via Keisei Access Express via UENO? if yes, I have the JR Pass, do I need to buy another ticket for this train? Thank You so much for your detailed information.

[@wearelostinjapan]

Question 1=If you have Mobile Suica installed on your smartphone, I think it can be used in Japan.

[@wearelostinjapan]

Question 2 = Akasuka is Asakusa? Yokosuka? Which one?

[@wearelostinjapan]

To go from Narita Terminal 2 to Asakusa, you can use Keisei Narita Sky Access without changing trains. Depending on the time of day, you may need to change trains. However, you cannot use the JR Pass on this train. If you have Suica, you don't need to buy a ticket. The price is 1,302 yen

[@saharamarquezacosta]

@@wearelostinjapan Thank You so much

[@saharamarquezacosta]

@@wearelostinjapan Asakusa, wrong misspelled, sorry.

[@libra53ish]

The Access Express, does it have good luggage storage, btw good video

[@wearelostinjapan]

Access Express does not have a designated luggage storage area, but you can store your luggage on the overhead rack.

[@francescaarchie0226]

does the sky access runs on a short interval like regular commuter subways do ie every few mins? I can't find a timetable online for it, thank you

[@wearelostinjapan]

One train per hour in the early morning. From 7am to 11pm, trains run every 3 to 5 trains.

[@sunny87954]

access express runs about every 40min in daytime, skyliner which need extra fare runs about every 20min in daytime

[@minhhoangnguyen9134]

Hi does the KS Skyliner have place to store luggage?

[@wearelostinjapan]

yes! Luggage storage is right next to the door. This video shows the luggage storage area of the Skyliner. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmXZnK2IfZWWesk

[@reynaldoflores4522]

4:24 Platform 4 is for trains that go to the last stop at Narita Terminal 1 Station. You are at Narita Terminal 2 Station. But my plane ( ANA ) arrives at Terminal 1. Are the signages and platform numbers the same as in Terminal 2 ?

[@wearelostinjapan]

For Terminal 1, Keisei Main Line lines are Platforms 2 and 3. Sky Access departs from Platforms 1, 4, and 5.

[@E-Quadrat]

Are there any reliable schedules online for skyaccess?

[@wearelostinjapan]

keisei.co.jp　← This site has timetables for the Skyliner and Access Express.

[@MatiMape]

Does it work with Suica Pasmo and ICOCA?

[@wearelostinjapan]

yes! You can use it!

[@Thurmuth]

Hey, I’m super confused, I’ll be in Japan early December and need to get to Ginza. Google maps is telling me I can take the Keisei express to Higashi-Ginza station. Do we just hop on the express train going the right direction with our ticket?

[@wearelostinjapan]

The Keisei Access Limited Express (orange) and Keisei Main Line (pink and red) can take you directly to Higashi Ginza from Narita Airport without changing trains. However, not all trains are direct. Higashi Ginza and Ginza are very close, just a few minutes walk.

[@sunny87954]

just trust google map, but you need to take the same train displayed on your phone, different train depart at different time may go to different direction, even different stops, since there are special express, express, semi-express, rapid and local may all stop at same platform with different stops

[@hrvy9]

Can we use IC Card like ICOCA for using Access Limited Express?

[@wearelostinjapan]

You can use ICOCA.

[@hrvy9]

@@wearelostinjapan thank you!

[@CherylQ-z9m]

Hello, thank you for making this video. I am alittle confused. Could you help me please? I am arriving at Narita Airport Terminal 1. Can I take the orange keisei access limited express train from Terminal 1? Or do I have to go to Terminal 2-3?

[@wearelostinjapan]

You can also take the Access Limited Express from Terminal 1.

[@CherylQ-z9m]

thank you very much@@wearelostinjapan

[@keremelmas4671]

Hi, the check in counter for my flight will be in terminal 1. Should I take the train on platform 4 as it says for narita terminal 1?

[@wearelostinjapan]

In the case of Narita Airport Terminal 1, the train platform is Platform 1 for the Keisei Access Limited Express, and Platforms 2 and 3 for the Keisei Main Line.

[@keremelmas4671]

@@wearelostinjapan Thank you! What confused me was the sign for the platform 4 which says for narita terminal 1.

[@wearelostinjapan]

@@keremelmas4671 　you're welcome. This is a station of Terminal 2 and 3, so Terminal 1 will be one station after.

[@prateik]

Hi, Iam going from Narita Terminal 2 to Nihombashi station. Do I just take the sky access orange train that goes to Haneda and no need to change trains?

[@wearelostinjapan]

yes. No need to transfer. Don't be mistaken for a station called Higashi Nihonbashi with a name similar to Nihonbashi.

[@jamescc2010]

Does Skyliner run directly non-stop to Nippori Statation first, and then Ueno next?

[@wearelostinjapan]

yes. First, Nippori. Next is Ueno！The Skyliner only stops at Nippori and Ueno.　First, Nippori. Next is Ueno.

[@blizzaroxxx]

Do you need a liner ticket in addition to the suica for Sky Access (Orange) train?

[@wearelostinjapan]

You can ride Sky Access with just a suica.

[@Freikorptrasher]

What's the different between Limited Express and the Main Line ?

[@wearelostinjapan]

06:09 Comparison table of 3 types of Keisei Line

[@savedbygraceeeeeee]

Hi, I'm going to Skytree in Tokyo, what would be the best train from Narita near Skytree? Thank you

[@wearelostinjapan]

Take the Keisei Access Limited Express from Narita Airport to Oshiage. It takes about 10 minutes on foot from Oshiage to Sky Tree.

[@savedbygraceeeeeee]

@@wearelostinjapan thank you so much! This is very helpful since this is my first time travelling to japan. I did not hesitate to subscribe to your channel. Thank you again 🙏😇 Btw is this one way, no stop?

[@wearelostinjapan]

@@savedbygraceeeeeee Thank you for subscribing to my channel! I am very happy.The Keisei Access Limited Express is not non-stop. It takes about 50 minutes from Narita Airport to Oshiage and stops at several stations.

[@savedbygraceeeeeee]

@@wearelostinjapan Oh i see, but I dont have to transfer train correct? Thanks again

[@wearelostinjapan]

@@savedbygraceeeeeee I understand your question.　No need to transfer. In that case, take the train bound for Haneda Airport Terminals 1 and 2.　Please note that the train bound for Ueno does not stop at Oshiage.

[@roldansalalila6544]

Are all these 3 types of Train will stop at Higashi-Nihombashi Station?

[@wearelostinjapan]

Only the Sky Access Limited Express stops at Higashi-Nipponbashi. From Narita Airport, take the train bound for Haneda Airport. Do not take the train bound for Keisei Ueno. Make no mistake!

[@roldansalalila6544]

@@wearelostinjapan Thanks...

[@misha6059]

@@wearelostinjapan Hi this video is so helpful. I need to go to Asakusa Station from Narita. I want to take the Sky Access Limited Express but scared to take the wrong train. Is it displayed where the train is going at the platform?

[@wearelostinjapan]

@@misha6059 　yes. The train destination is displayed on the platform

[@jaredchia8113]

@@wearelostinjapan I think this is a great video but one thing that is throwing me off (not necessarily your fault) is the naming. According to the Keisei website they only have 3 lines: Skyliner (blue), Access Express (Orange) and Keisei Main Line Rapid Limited Express (red?) At 3:06 you show the blue for Skyline and Orange for Access Express signs on the wall but put up text that says "Keisei Access Limited Express" which sounds like a combo of the two. Still a very informative video and your willingness to help confused viewers (like me) is appreciated.

[@ayuniar64]

I want to go Narita T1 from Keisei-Oshiage Line (Access Express) but when I want to reserve the ticket online all is from ueno/nippori only T___T

[@wearelostinjapan]

The access express train itself is either Ueno or Nippori, so it can't be helped.　From which station do you want to take the train?

[@NNK443]

actually it called Sky Access with the same word as Skyliner but anyway there’s still a good video😊

[@wearelostinjapan]

Even for us Japanese people, the types of trains in Japan are confusing.

[@roldansalalila6544]

May I just ask if Keisei Skyliner and Keisei Narita Skyaccess are just the Train?

[@wearelostinjapan]

The Keisei Access Limited Express is a train that you can ride with just a basic ticket. The Keisei Skyliner is a train that requires a basic ticket and a limited express ticket. See 6:11 in the video.

[@setiadjihw]

Ahhh now it's clear, so confused with this keisei guy 😂