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| Route | Distance | Est. Time | Est. Fare |
|---|
| Narita Airport (NRT)→Tokyo Centre | 65–75 km | 60-90 min | Fixed fare: ¥29,000 * ≈ €29000 |
| Haneda Airport (HND)→Tokyo Centre | 18–25 km | 30-50 min | Fixed fare: ¥7,600 * ≈ €7600 |
| Shinjuku→Shibuya | 3–5 km | 10-20 min | ¥1,793 – ¥2,655 ≈ €1793 – ≈ €2655 |
| Tokyo Station→Akihabara | 2–4 km | 10-15 min | ¥1,362 – ¥2,224 ≈ €1362 – ≈ €2224 |
Metered estimate: ¥500 flag fall + ¥431 per km. Excludes waiting time, traffic, surcharges and tolls. Fixed fares are set by the local authority and replace the meter on that route.
* Narita Airport (NRT) → Tokyo Centre: Fixed fare from the Narita taxi stand to Zone C (Chuo, Chiyoda, Taito, Bunkyo, Arakawa wards) via the Keiyo Road; JPY 31,000 via the Bayshore route. No booking needed, but ask the driver before boarding. Expressway tolls extra; late-night surcharge 22:00-05:00.
* Haneda Airport (HND) → Tokyo Centre: Fixed fare between Haneda and Chiyoda ward (incl. Tokyo Station / Marunouchi); JPY 9,000 from 22:00 to 05:00. Expressway tolls extra. Chuo (Ginza) and Minato wards are not on the fixed-fare list and use the meter.
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