Car rental prices at Haneda International Airport

Haneda International Airport car hire typically costs $62 a day for an Economy car like the Toyota Aqua when you book around a month before an October 2026 trip. Smaller cars cost slightly less, with a Mini like the Nissan Roox at $57 a day, whereas a Compact car like the Toyota Roomy averages $73. Waiting until the last 2 weeks lifts the Economy car to $69 a day. Over the entire year, quotes range between $61 a day for an April 2027 Mini and $147 for an October 2026 Fullsize car. Check the price checker to see what holds for your travel dates.

Haneda International Airport car hire rises from $62 a day around a month before an October 2026 trip to $69 in the final 2 weeks for an Economy car. Across the year, booking 9 months before your trip averages $46 a day compared to $73 at 6 months, so booking early saves about 37%. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 48% of our customers book within 14 days of pickup. October 2026 is also the dearest period at $147 a day for a Fullsize car, whereas April 2027 drops to $61 for a Mini.

Europcar is the cheapest company at Haneda International Airport for an Economy car at $50 a day on average over the last 12 months, but it requires a credit card. Times costs $63 a day across 588 prices, and Alamo averages $66 across 720 prices. All 8 desks operate inside the airport terminal, but none of them accept debit cards for deposits. Neither Europcar nor Alamo currently has enough customer reviews to display a rating score.

The cheapest company can cost you a longer queue or a bigger deposit, so check the review score and desk wait beside each car in the results before you book.

None of the car hire companies at Haneda International Airport currently have the 30 recent reviews required to show a reliable customer rating score. You can compare them by counter waiting times instead: Alamo averages a 30-minute desk wait, while Yesaway takes 17 minutes and Nissan averages 23 minutes. Europcar offers the lowest rate for an Economy car at $50 a day over the last 12 months, whereas Alamo averages $66 and National is $86. All 8 desks are located directly in the terminal.

Review scores are CarTrawler customers' own, from the last five months; the score and the desk wait sit beside each car in the results.

At Haneda International Airport, security deposits range from $0 with Alamo or Wheego up to $299 with Europcar, and zero of the 8 desks accept a debit card. All 8 rental counters require a credit card in the lead driver's name, meaning you cannot use a debit card to collect a vehicle. Filter for counter conditions before you compare vehicle rates to confirm accepted cards. Extras charged at the desk are listed under each car with their prices.

If you bring your own child seat, check your airline's rules first: most carry one free, some charge.

Debit cards are refused for security deposits across all 8 desks at Haneda International Airport, leaving anyone without a credit card in the main driver's name stranded at the counter. Alamo averages a 30-minute wait at the desk, while Nissan takes 23 minutes. Turn your wipers on carefully when you pull away, because Japanese indicator stalks sit on the opposite side.

Only 94% of prices at Haneda International Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

A Compact car like the Toyota Roomy at Haneda International Airport costs around $73 a day for October 2026 and fits 5 people with minimal luggage. It seats 5 but holds only 3 bags, so a full group will need soft bags on laps. An Economy car like the Toyota Aqua seats 5 with 2 bags for $62 a day, while an Intermediate car like the Toyota Prius Hybrid costs $84 a day. Automatic gearboxes make up 99% of cars offered, so you do not need to pay extra to secure one.