Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Station — Attraction in Tokyo

We had a really upsetting experience with a Tokyo Monorail staff member at Haneda Airport (Domestic Terminal) on October 6 around 8:35 PM. My partner and I accidentally went through the wrong gate and tried to exit back through it, not realizing we couldn’t do that. The staff member who should have been at the help desk wasn’t there — he was on his phone, hidden away from the counter. When he eventually came out, he immediately started yelling at us repeatedly, speaking in a very rude and aggressive way. Even though we kept apologising and trying to explain that we didn’t know, he refused to listen or answer any questions. He then snatched my partner’s iPhone (with her IC card) out of her hand and slammed it down on his workstation. It was completely unnecessary and intimidating. We were shocked and very uncomfortable. Mistakes happen, especially for visitors who aren’t familiar with the system, but there’s no excuse for treating people like that. Haneda Airport and Tokyo Monorail usually have great staff and service, so this experience was really disappointing. I hope management looks into it and improves...

When heading towards Hamamatsucho, it is not the starting station, so you may not be able to sit on the airport rapid train. The difference is only a few minutes, so we recommend going to Hamamatsucho on a regular train that you can sit down. Additionally, on Saturdays and Sundays, the ticket vending machine sells extremely cheap tickets that allow you to transfer to Hamamatsucho and go to any station on the Yamanote Line for just one coin. Previously, the only option I could think of was the Keikyu Express, but due to the drastic reduction in the number of express trains and the lack of express delivery and the loss of comfort, I started using the monorail, which is less crowded. Regarding transfers between Shinagawa and Hamamatsucho, Hamamatsucho has a down escalator so she can get to the platform comfortably, but Shinagawa does not have a down escalator and there are often long lines...

Suica is an IC card ticket that can be used repeatedly by simply touching it to the ticket gate where the fare is automatically deducted from the amount added to the card in advance. Note: A 500-yen deposit is required for the card. The deposit will be refunded if you return the card. About the Monorail Suica

About the Monorail Suica The Monorail Suica Card incorporates wireless technology that is easy for anyone to use. Just charge it beforehand, and then touch it to the ticket gate when passing through for an automatic deduction of your fare. Note: The Monorail Suica Card is available for purchase from vending machines at every station along the Tokyo Monorail line. The Convenience of Suica

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