As the number of foreign visitors to Japan continues to increase, Keisei hopes to improve comfort and convenience on its rail network and encourage tourist visits to sightseeing spots along Keisei routes. The Keisei network includes the Skyliner, which connects Narita International Airport, the principal gateway to Japan, with downtown Tokyo. The network also includes connections to many popular sightseeing spots, including Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, the Ueno district and TOKYO SKYTREE.

From April 8, 2015, Keisei will offer two free Wi-Fi services: one in Skyliner trains and one in Keisei stations. Visitor from overseas will be able to use Wi-Fi for free for a certain period of time, following a simple registration process without the need to have contracts with any Japanese telecoms carriers.  

Keisei Skyliner trains

ID and password are available at:

• Ticket counters at Narita Airport Terminal 1 Station and Narita Airport Terminal 2-3 Station.
• Ticket counters inside Narita Airport terminal buildings.

Usage Period:

• 6 hours of continuous use from first login

Keisei Stations

Locations available for use:

Concourses and platforms at 15 Keisei stations:

• Keisei Ueno
• Nippori
• Oshiage
• Keisei Hikifune
• Yotsugi
• Keisei Tateishi
• Aoto
• Keisei Takasago
• Shibamata
• Keisei Funabashi
• Yachiyodai
• Kaisei Sakura
• Keisei Narita
• Narita Airport Terminal 2-3
• Narita Airport Terminal 1

*Poster/sticker will be displayed at stations where the service is available.

Usage Period:

• Up to 30 minutes per time, 5 times a day.

For more information on using Japan Connected- free Wi-Fi, visit NTTBP website.

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