What is the distance between the Yokosuka Navy base and the Tokyo airport?

Question

What is the best means of traveling from the base to the airport? Is there a train? Bus? Is it easy to rent a car? How long would it take it get from the base to the airport? Is there lots of traffic during a weekday afternoon?

Thanks!

Answer 1

OK, here goes.

Since you want to go from Yokosuka NS I am guessing that you are either military or military dependent that just recently got there or going to be there soon. If not you must have a friend or a lover stationed there or going to be stationed there. This information will the most useful if you’re a military or military family member.

Option #1
The base provides free buses between Narita International and the Yokosuka Naval station everyday for military and military family members. Contact the base transportation office.

Option #2
If you are SOFA(Status of Forces Agreement) personnel which are military members and their family that are stationed in Japan or if you have an international drivers license you can rent a car on the base and get free toll passes. The toll fees are very expensive but these passes will let you pass them free. It will not work for one way trips though since you need to return the car back on base.
Driving in Japan information.
http://www.cfay.navy.mil/License.htm

Option #3
You can take a train

SHIOIRI to KANAZAWABUNKO on the Keikyu Line Local
To SHINAGAWA on Keikyu Rapid Ltd.Exp.
To AIRPORT TERMINAL on the LIMITED EXPRESS NARITA EXPRESS 29

Try this website it’s great you enter the departure and destination train stations and it will tell you where to transfer, how long it takes, and how much it will cost you.
http://grace.hyperdia.com/cgi-english/hyperd01.cgi
Yososuka Naval Station Website
http://www.cfay.navy.mil/

Answer 2

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What is the distance between the Yokosuka Navy base and the Tokyo airport?
What is the best means of traveling from the base to the airport? Is there a train? Bus? Is it easy to rent a car? How long would it take it get from the base to the airport? Is there lots of traffic during a weekday afternoon?

Thanks!

Answer 3

if you are travelling on orders, you have priority in getting a seat on the Narita bus from base to the airport. If you are not on orders, you can make a Space A reservation( not once was I ever bumped being Space A btw)

no buses, but you could rent a Car from bldg J-196(across from the Lodge) and get easy to read directions on the toll roads.. takes about 2 hours.

there are two different train routes.. KHK and JR. the JR one involves no transfers, buts it's a black train and therefore takes about 3 hours plus the lovely walk past the Park/mall along the wan. KHK is a green train, but you will have to transfer at least once, I think at Shinagawa. the cost of the train is actually prohibitive if more than 2 adults are traveling(cheaper in the long run to rent a car and get the toll passes)

traffic sucks 24/7 in and around Tokyo, and you have to go past Tokyo to reach Narita.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

Do you mean Haneda (which is very near Tokyo) or Narita (which is the international airport about 1 hour east of Tokyo)

Either way, the train is probably the quickest and most reliable

Answer 8

Probably, you had better take N'EX(Narita Express) train.

Take local train (Keikyu train) from Shioiri station (Near base I think) to Yokohama.
Then get a ticket to Narita airport.
Time table
http://www.jreast.co.jp/nex/timetable/to_narita/index.html

If you want to go to Haneda airport, the Keikyu train goes to Haneda.
Ask the local station.

Answer 9

151 minutes by Jr Rapid Narita line