20/10/2026
Terminal 2 is ANA's. If your international flight is ANA-operated, this is where you land. Everything, in the order you'll need it:
📶 Wi-Fi & SIM rental — Up to 2F (5:45–23:00)
💱 Currency exchange — Up to 2F or 3F.
🚌 Buses — down to 1F, buy tickets before you go outside
🚉 Trains — all the way down to B1. Both lines are there
🚆 Keikyu Line → Asakusa, Ginza, Skytree
🚝 Tokyo Monorail → Hamamatsucho, then Shibuya, Shinjuku, Harajuku
Stuff I didn't have room for:
・The exchange thing catches people out. T2 has no counter in international arrivals — the one upstairs on 3F runs 6:30–22:00, and there's a 24-hour coin/note machine down on 1F
・Airport rates are never the best anyway. If you have a card, ATMs at 7-Eleven usually beat the counters
・Buying an eSIM before you fly is cheaper than renting at the counter — set it up on the plane
・Mobile Suica is the easiest option here. If you want a physical card, sort it at the station downstairs
・The Keikyu station is shared with Terminal 1, so the platform says "Terminal 1·2" — you're in the right place
・Connecting to Terminal 1? There's an underground walkway, no bus needed. Terminal 3 is a free shuttle or one stop on the train
・Trains stop around midnight. Land later and it's a bus, a taxi, or waiting it out — but note the T2 observation deck closes at 22:00, unlike T3's
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