1. Location: Haneda Airport is located in the center of Tokyo, specifically on the left bank of Tamagawa River estuary in Tokyo Bay, Daejeon District, near the city center. This makes Haneda Airport more convenient in transportation, and passengers can reach important areas such as the city center faster. Narita Airport is located in Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo, far from the city. Therefore, it takes longer to reach Narita Airport, but the airport also provides convenient modes of transportation, such as buses, taxis and railways, for the convenience of passengers.
2. Flight type and scale: Haneda Airport is dominated by domestic flights, and has a strong advantage in domestic routes due to its convenient geographical location. Narita Airport is famous for its international flights, attracting many international airlines to settle in and providing passengers with a wealth of international route choices. In addition, Narita Airport has a large scale and a high degree of modernization, with multiple terminals and runways, which can handle a large number of international passengers and cargo throughput.
3. Tokyo Haneda International Airport, referred to as Haneda Airport for short, is located at the southeast end of Daejeon, south of Tokyo, on the left bank of Tamagawa Estuary, and is the largest airport in Japan with a total area of 4.08 million square meters. There are 230 inbound and outbound flights and 460 take-offs and landings every day. There are 80 million passengers coming in and out every year, accounting for two-thirds of domestic air passengers. It's 0/6km from the center of Tokyo/Kloc-0, and it's only 20 minutes by bus. Narita International Airport is located in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, 60 kilometers west of downtown Tokyo. It is the largest international airport in Japan, the main international airport in Tokyo and the hub port in Asia.