Name: 原宿駅 Luggage Storage & Lockers From ¥325/Day | 616 Storage Spots around Tokyo
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Price: 325 JPY
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Tokyo, Japan's capital city, is a truly unique place. Offering modern attractions and ancient traditions, this city is home to fantastic cultural draws and is known for its incredible cuisine. Formerly a small fishing village, Tokyo is now the biggest city in the world. From visiting landmarks like Tokyo Tower, standing 333 meters tall, to shopping at the Tsukiji Market, the world's largest fish market, you'll have plenty of new experiences and places to see.

This dynamic city is bustling with life and is best explored without towing large suitcases and bags. With Bounce's network of easily accessible luggage storage options near top sightseeing spots and transit hubs like major train stations, you won't have to. Drop off your oversized luggage at a convenient luggage storage space and see the best of Tokyo without restrictions.

Why choose Bounce to store luggage in Tokyo?

With {{STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT}} luggage storage partners in Tokyo, we're here to make your vacation to Japan enjoyable. While you snap photos of beautiful cherry blossoms or browse local shops in the Harajuku fashion district, our easy service will ensure that nothing, not even your bags, will hold you back. From providing luggage storage services to offering advice on which attractions to see, we're happy to be the most convenient option for baggage storage. Here's why you should store your luggage with us.

Make the most of your time in Tokyo for {{PRICE}}/day

Budget friendly: How much does luggage storage cost in Tokyo? Unlike coin lockers or storage lockers, our price doesn't change based on time used or baggage size. Whether you need long term storage for multiple days or just a few hours, our reasonable rates never change, and our daily price remains the same for small bags and large luggage.

Safe and trustworthy: With our {{INSURANCE_AMOUNT}} BounceShield™ protection on each and every item, storing luggage has never been safer. Travelers can safely store belongings and valuables without worrying about loss or theft.

Unbeatable customer support: Our team is always available to answer questions or concerns about our luggage storage service with friendly customer support on call 24/7. If you want to inquire about a partner storage facility or want insider tips on the city, feel free to contact us.

With a dedicated storage space in {{CITY_MAIN_STORE_LOCATION}} and a total of {{STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT}} partners to choose from around the city, finding a convenient location for luggage storage in Tokyo is simple. Our smartphone app makes it easy to choose from multiple locations, and you can even book your storage spot in advance.

Along with Narita International Airport, Haneda is one of the main airports in Tokyo. It's the closest air gateway to downtown Tokyo and offers international travel between the city and destinations around the world. Whether you've just arrived and are eager to explore or find yourself on a long layover to your next destination, leave luggage behind at any of our locations and make the most of your time in Tokyo.

Known for its distinctive red-brick architecture style, Tokyo Station serves as a major transportation hub in the heart of the city. The station serves the Shinkansen (bullet trains), which quickly connect passengers from Tokyo Station to other major cities, such as Osaka and Kyoto. The station also serves popular JR lines, such as the Yamanote Line and Chuo Line, which conveniently connect to nearby spots in Tokyo. With 21 platforms, navigating this station for the first time can be daunting, so leave your suitcase and large items behind at a Bounce partner location.

Shinjuku is a vibrant area of Tokyo that is know for its entertainment, nightlife, skyscrapers, and more. It is home to Shinjuku Station, which is one of the busiest train stations in the world, serving more than 3 million passengers a day. Bring your luggage directly to one of our storage spots before you visit the nightlight district or the various stores throughout the area. 

Shibuya is one of the most iconic districts of Tokyo, known for its famous landmarks and bustling shopping scene. Shibuya Crossing is a world-famous pedestrian crossing where visitors witness  hundreds of people crossing simultaneously in all directions. Shibuya Parco and Shibuya 109 are popular shopping spots that offer a variety of Japanese and international fashion brands. Leave your luggage at a nearby Bounce location so that you don't have to carry around your heavy belongings in the crowded streets.

How to stow your bags in Tokyo with Bounce

If you're waiting to leave on your flight from Narita Airport or have a few hours before you depart from Tokyo Station, you don't have to stuff your belongings into a coin locker or train station lockers. Leave your luggage behind and make the most of your final moments in Tokyo.

Book using our app: With the Bounce app, find a nearby storage space and book online in minutes. Pay in advance to make drop off quick and stress free.

Leave your bags with us: Once you've completed your booking, simply go to the chosen storage location and drop off your things. No need to worry if your plans change; we offer free cancellation as long as you let us know before the time of your booking.

Have a great day in Tokyo: Our partners are local experts on what to experience in Tokyo. They can help you find things to do and give useful tourist information. Take advantage of your freedom and explore Tokyo, then come back and grab your belongings when ready.

When you visit the Eastern Capital, you're in for a treat, but it's worth noting that this city is big, beautiful, and busy. To experience Tokyo to the fullest, use Bounce for all your baggage storage needs. With helpful staff, many locations to choose from, and unbeatable security, there are undeniable reasons to store your bags with us.

In Japan, luggage locker prices vary by size and location. Lockers at major stations in Tokyo, like Shinjuku or Tokyo Station, often fill up early in the day and can be hard to find - we can speak from experience as we tested lockers at all major train stations in Tokyo. Bounce offers an alternative with transparent pricing, flexible booking, and storage space at nearby store-in-store at shops and hotels.

How much does a luggage locker cost in Japan?

You can typically leave luggage in a coin locker in Japan for up to 3 consecutive days, though this varies by station. You can store up to 3 days at Tokyo Station, for example, while the limit may sometimes be only up to 24 hours. 

After that, your items may be removed and sent to the station’s lost and found. For longer or more flexible storage needs, Bounce offers daily storage with no hard time limit, plus the ability to extend bookings or retrieve your bags at your convenience.

How long can you leave luggage in a locker in Japan?

Bounce luggage storage at Shinjuku Station typically from just {PRICE} per day. Bounce provides nearby luggage storage alternatives available at store-in-store locations, offering more space, flexibility, and extended hours, ideal for travelers exploring Shinjuku, Kabukicho, or catching a bus from the terminal.

How much is luggage storage at Shinjuku Station?

Yes, Haneda Airport provides luggage storage and temporary baggage services in all terminals. Prices vary by size and time, and long-term storage may be limited. If you're heading into Tokyo for a few hours or want to avoid airport crowds, Bounce offers storage options near Haneda Airport and along direct transit routes into central areas like Shibuya, Asakusa, and Tokyo Station.

Can I leave my baggage at Haneda Airport?

Yes, Tokyo Station has coin lockers and manned luggage storage counters where you can store suitcases. However, lockers fill up quickly due to high foot traffic. Bounce offers lockers as well as a convenient alternative with secure storage locations near Tokyo Station that accept suitcases of all sizes. With easy online booking, extended opening hours, and bag protection included, it’s a flexible option for travelers who want to avoid the hassle of finding an available locker.

Can I store my suitcase at Tokyo Station?

Most hotels in Tokyo only offer luggage storage to registered guests due to security and liability policies. With Bounce, you can book secure luggage storage at our Bounce store-in-store locations at hotels, cafés, and shops across the city even if you’re not staying there. It’s a reliable way to explore Tokyo hands-free before check-in or after check-out.

Can I store my luggage at a hotel I’m not staying at in Tokyo?

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Shibuya

Shinjuku

Tokyo Station

Ikebukuro

Akihabara

Haneda Airport

Asakusa

Shinbashi

Shinjuku Station

Ginza

Nihonbashi

Shibuya Station

Shinagawa Station

Ueno Station

Nippori

Asakusa Station

Tokyo Disneyland

Nakano

Ikebukuro Station

Harajuku Station

Nippori Station

Odaiba

Tokyo Skytree

Akihabara Station

Shimbashi Station

Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal

Okachimachi Station

Kuramae Station

Sunshine City

Tokyo Dome

Toyosu Station

Ebisu Station

Yoyogi Station

Kanda Station

Kyobashi Station

Hibiya Station

Nakano Station

Yūrakuchō Station

Hatchobori Station

Tokyo Tower

Hamarikyu Gardens

Suehirochō Station

Shibuya Sakura Stage

Tsukiji Outer Market

Kitasenju Station

Suidōbashi Station

Gotanda Station

Yushima Station

Okachimachi

Ryōgoku station

Ochanomizu Station

Hamamatsuchō Station

Asakusabashi Station

Otemachi Station

Meguro Station

Ōkubo Station

Shinagawa Station Konan Exit (East)

JP National Rail 1089

JP National Rail 432

Takadanobaba Station

Meiji-jingumae ‘Harajuku’ Sta.

Shinsen Station

Omote-Sando Station

Kamata Station

Akasaka Station

Tameike-sannō Station

Asakusa Hanayashiki

Sumida Park

Toranomon Station

Roppongi-Itchome Station

Toranomon Hills Station

Nishi-Kasai Station

Tochomae Station

Higashi-ginza Sta.

Roppongi Sta.

Shin-Ōkubo Station

Tokyo Midtown

Kabukicho

Nishi-Shinjuku-Gochome Station

Jimbocho Station

Akasaka-Mitsuke Station

Morishita Station

Kinshichō Station

Ōmori Station

Uguisudani Station

Sengakuji Station

Tamachi Station

Chiba City Hall

Nishi-Nippori Station

Daikan-Yama Station

Otorii Station

JP National Rail 1010

Shimo-Kitazawa Station

Azabu-Juban Station

Recommended for: commuters, first-time visitors, explorers.

Shinjuku Station is the busiest in the world, and Shibuya’s crossing is equally chaotic. Add luggage and it’s chaos squared. Store your bags from {PRICE}/day and flow with the city instead of fighting against it. Neon streets, ramen shops, and skyscraper views are all easier luggage-free.

Shinjuku & Shibuya Without the Struggle

Recommended for: shoppers, families, day-trippers.

Tokyo’s charm lies in its variety—temples in Asakusa, electronics in Akihabara, fashion in Harajuku, luxury in Ginza. Carrying luggage between them drains time and energy. With {STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT} Bounce storage spots across the city, you can drop your bags wherever you are and explore each neighborhood with ease.

Hop Between Neighborhoods Easily

Recommended for: food lovers, groups of friends, young travelers.

Tokyo’s best moments are spontaneous: late-night karaoke, conveyor-belt sushi, or a quiet shrine at dusk. With {INSURANCE_AMOUNT} included, Bounce lets you dive into those moments worry-free, knowing your luggage is secure.

Food, Fun & Shopping With Confidence

Harajuku is a popular district that’s located in Tokyo, Japan’s Shibuya district. When Harajuku was founded back in the 1800s, it was originally a small town that could only support a very small population. Despite its humble status as a post town, Harajuku would play a pivotal role during Japan’s Edo Period – the era of Samurai, Shoguns, and Ninjas. In fact, Harajuku was owned and controlled by a Shogunate (an ancient Japanese military regime) for many years until the Meiji Restoration occurred in the 1800s. By Emperor Meiji’s decree, Harajuku became a part of Tokyo. 

Though all of these events happened centuries ago, one can still see the influence that they’ve had on Harajuku. Several shrines are located in the district, as well as a number of well-preserved castles. Many of the customs that are held by Harajuku’s citizens stem from the Meiji Period and even from the Edo Period. Other customs, such as Harajuku’s robust athletics, cosplay, fashion, and shopping scenes are only becoming more pervasive over time. The end result is a district that has something old and something new for everyone.

Between the slew of amazing shopping centers and breathtaking shrines in the area, visitors will find plenty to do in Harajuku. This district is also extremely close to several other popular areas like Yoyogi and Jingumae. While you’re in Harajuku, Bounce recommends a few great spots.

Visit Meiji Shrine and pay homage to Japan’s revered Emperor Meiji the Great and Empress Shoken

Watch the latest and greatest feature-length films at the UA Cine Times theater

Walk along the Jingu Bashi bridge and admire amazing Cosplays on display

Buy snacks, groceries, and souvenirs at the Omotesando Hills shopping complex

Travel back through time at Tokyo’s Tōgō Shrine

Experience Tokyo’s fashion scene in person at Takeshita Street

Cheer on some of Japan’s finest athletes at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium

See a wide array of amazing Japanese woodblock art at the Ukiyo-e Ōta Memorial Museum of Art

Subway: Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line, Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line, Yamanote Line

There are two things that first-time travelers ought to know about Harajuku. Number one, Harajuku is somewhat expensive. Many of the stores and restaurants there charge a pretty penny for their services. Granted, the experience will be worth every cent, but it’s worth bringing some extra cash along just to be safe. Number two, Harajuku is very crowded. Visitors often have very little space between one another as they migrate through the district. More often than not, travelers will literally rub shoulders with one another as they move from one shop to the next. It can be easy for a tourist to lose their things in such a large crowd, unless they use Bounce.

Luggage Storage Options Near  Harajuku 

Bounce is a luggage storage service that’s available in most major cities like Tokyo, as well as their districts, like Harajuku. Our luggage storage stations are located near tourist attractions, events hubs, and marketplaces. For $5.90 per day, travelers can store everything with Bounce, any day of the week. To learn more about our services, simply download the easy to use app.

We weren’t kidding when we said that Fashion is really big in Harajuku. Boutiques and thrift shops are all over the district, including A+S (Architecture and Design.) A+S is the one-stop shop for Sneakerheads – this store features an amazing collection of shoes from big-name brands like Adidas, Converse, Nike, and many more. A+S also has a unique selection of shoes that can only be purchased inside their store.

A+S is easily one of the best shoe shops in all of Shibuya, let alone Harajuku. There’s always an awesome sale or a special promotion for patrons to capitalize on. Understandably, A+S is very strict about letting visitors bring in too much luggage. For anyone looking to visit A+S, we recommend storing your extra luggage with Bounce before you stop by this stellar shoe shop.

Luggage Storage Near the Japan National Stadium

For those who don’t know, many Major League sports are very big in Japan. Baseball became very popular with Japanese citizens during the 1960s; however, football and track and field have surged in popularity over the last few decades or so. Hence the Japan National Stadium – a multi-purpose sports venue that was built in 2019. 

The Japan National Stadium was built to replace Tokyo’s 1958 National Stadium, which itself was built to replace the Meiji Jingu Gaien Stadium. With a massive field size of 107 by 71 meters, the Japan National Stadium is the perfect place to hold major sporting events like the 2020 Summer Olympics and the 2021 Paralympics. One of our Bounce stations is located near this iconic sports venue.

Japan’s art scene has garnered an international following over the years. Be it Japanese calligraphy or woodblock prints (known as Ukiyo-e Prints in Japanese), fans of Japanese art can be found in countries all around the world. If only there was some sort of institute dedicated to displaying and preserving all manners of Japanese art. Wait a second, there is – the Nezu Museum!

At the Nezu Museum, you'll find extensive gardens sure to amaze, several galleries, and also a museum shop. This museum is located in Tokyo’s Minato district, one of Harajuku’s neighboring districts. Anyone who’s a fan of Japanese artwork should definitely visit the Nezu Museum as soon as they get the chance. Visitors can use Bounce to store their luggage before heading into this astonishing museum. 

		Coin lockers
Open 24/7	Yes, in some locations	Yes, in some locations
Coverage	32,000 in 4,000 cities	Ubiquitous
Booking method	Online (app/website)	On-site only
Payment methods	Credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay	Coins
Availability	Always available	Often full
Size limitation	No size limitation	Limited size
Cancellation policy	Free cancellation	Depends on the locker
Customer support	24/7 support	Depends on the locker
Bag protection	Up to ¥1,000,000 per booking	Depends on the locker
Price	From ¥325/day	From ¥650/day

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