Nowhere in Japan gets more visitors than the capital city of Tokyo, but Osaka gets almost as much attention - and deservedly so. This bustling port city, famous for its castle, is an ideal place to explore Japanese history and culture without the crowds of tourists you'll find in Tokyo. Located on the island of Honshu, Osaka has all the amenities you could possibly want - including luggage storage - while offering a more laid-back atmosphere than the Japanese capital.

Bounce makes it easier than ever to find a baggage room near you. Our left luggage storage service provides an alternative to train station luggage lockers. You won't be searching Osaka Station for lockers near the Sakurabashi Gate or the South Gate, not to mention the "secret lockers" that aren't even on the map! We make luggage storage in Osaka easier than ever.

Why choose Bounce to store luggage in Osaka?

Osaka, as busy as it is, is best-explored luggage-free. Bounce offers a premier luggage storage service, partnering with {{STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT}} local businesses throughout the city. Use us for luggage storage Osaka while you're riding the Ferris wheel at Tempozan Harbor Village, exploring the ancient Osaka Castle, or indulging in street food in Dotonbori.

Make the most of your Osaka time for only {{PRICE}}/day

For just {{PRICE}} per day, our 24-hour flat rate left luggage service enables you to take in a show at the National Bunraku Theater, shop in Umeda, or attend a business meeting worry-free. There are no hidden fees and you can extend your luggage storage time as needed. These are only some of the reasons Bounce is the top luggage storage Osaka has available:

Affordable and convenient: Our straightforward daily rate and the ability to book additional days as needed mean you can plan your visit without worrying about the cost of luggage storage accumulating. Plus, we can store any size of item, even things too big for large lockers.

Always reliable and secure: All Bounce partner locations in Osaka are thoroughly vetted to ensure they provide secure spaces for your luggage. Our QR code system for drop-off and pick-up gives you the confidence you need to know that only you have bag access.

Comprehensive bag protection: When you book with us, you get {{INSURANCE_AMOUNT}} in coverage for peace of mind.

24/7 service: Sometimes plans change on a dime, and we get it. If you need to contact us, we're available 24/7 to answer questions or help you make adjustments to your booking. Plus, you can rest easy knowing that there are no cancellation fees.

Any of our {{STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT}} luggage storage Osaka partners near major transportation hubs and popular sites around the city are ideal for bag storage. Trouble deciding? Check out our main location at {{CITY_MAIN_STORE_LOCATION}}.

Osaka Station is one of the busiest train stations in the world and serves as a major hub in the city's transportation network. It provides extensive connections across Osaka and the whole country. There are lockers around the station, including near the central ticket gates, the Bridge Gate, and the central concourse. Whether you choose these limited-size lockers or our great service, dropping bags off makes visiting places like the Umeda Sky Building and the entire Umeda district much easier.

Shin-Osaka Station is the main Shinkansen (bullet train) station in Osaka, connecting the city to Tokyo, Kyoto, and other destinations. It is also well-connected to local subway lines. Storing your large luggage at Shin-Osaka is perfect for those who are transiting through Osaka or planning day trips to nearby cities. This location offers the ultimate convenience for hands-free exploration of the dynamic cityscape and culinary delights of Osaka.

Osaka Castle, a symbol of Osaka’s historical and cultural heritage, stands prominently in the city with its imposing architecture and surrounding park. Our luggage storage at this iconic site lets you explore the castle grounds, museum, and panoramic views from the observatory tower easily. So, leave everything with us for a few hours or the entire day and see how enjoyable Osaka Castle can be!

Dotonbori, the heart of Osaka's entertainment district, is renowned for its bright neon lights, extravagant signage, and tons of dining options. Osaka luggage storage in this bustling area frees you to enjoy the lively atmosphere, street food, and shopping without being weighed down by heavy bags.

How to stow your bags in Osaka with Bounce

What if you need to leave your hotel in the lively Namba district and your Kansai Airport flight isn’t for at least a few hours? That's where Bounce is the perfect luggage storage Osaka option to maximize your last day. Here's a summary of how easy it is:

Book everything in a flash: Use our website or app to search for the most convenient location. Then, input your dates and pay securely online. Popular storage points include those in Dotonbori, near JR Bus Terminal, or close to Osaka Castle. All you need is your confirmation, which arrives immediately.

Drop off your stuff: With your confirmation ready, head to the selected storage location. The friendly attendants will scan your code and take your bags to store securely. And with that, you won't need to drag a suitcase behind you while visiting Osaka Catles Park or dining on some delicious takoyaki.

Tour Osaka without heavy bags: With our protection and highly secure facilities, you can rest easy knowing everything is well looked after. Come and pick up your bags when you've finished wandering through Shinsekai or voyaging under the sea at Osaka Aquarium.

Osaka is a city where tradition meets modernity, offering endless opportunities for exploration and enjoyment. By choosing us for your luggage storage needs, you free yourself to dive deep into Osaka’s unique culture and bustling atmosphere, knowing that your belongings are safe and secure with local shops, hotels, restaurants, and other businesses. 

Whether you're navigating the crowds at Namba Station or arriving via Kansai Airport, baggage service providers like Bounce can make any trip easier. Providing the best luggage storage Osaka has to offer, we make it easier than ever to enjoy one of Japan's premier towns.

Osaka

South-central Osaka's main entertainment district and railway hub. Known for the Dotonbori landmark, neon-lit streets, traditional markets, and endless shopping and dining options. Multiple train stations serve the area.

Namba

Major railway station in Osaka's Umeda district, within the Osaka Station City shopping and dining complex. Features modern architecture and train connections throughout Japan. Note: Bullet trains use nearby Shin-Osaka Station instead.

Osaka Station

Major railway station in Osaka's Yodogawa district, connecting to bullet trains (Shinkansen) for travel across Japan. Easy access to city center via local trains and metro. Offers dining and accommodation options.

Shin Osaka Station

Lively entertainment district famous for neon signs, giant billboards, and diverse dining options. Especially vibrant at night, with local specialties like takoyaki and kushikatsu. Former theater district now known for nightlife and food scene.

Dotonbori

Two main airports serve Osaka: Itami Airport, 10 km (6.2 mi) north of center, handles domestic flights, while Kansai International Airport in Osaka Bay serves international routes.

Osaka Airport

Namba Station is a major transit hub connecting multiple railway lines to Kansai Airport and Nara. Located in Osaka's entertainment district, the surrounding area features shopping centers, neon-lit streets, and famous Dotonbori's street food scene.

Osaka Namba Station

First Universal Studios theme park outside the US, featuring Hollywood movie-themed areas including The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Super Nintendo World. Offers rides, live shows, and character meet-and-greets. Adjacent Universal Citywalk provides shopping and dining.

Universal Studios Japan

Bustling district built around multiple railway and subway stations. Features extensive shopping areas both above and below ground, plus dining and entertainment. Connected to landmarks like Umeda Sky Building and Grand Front Osaka via covered walkways.

Umeda Station

Historic castle and museum in central Osaka, originally built in 1586 and rebuilt several times since. Features observation deck with city views, museum of historical artifacts, and Nishinomaru Garden known for cherry blossoms.

Osaka Castle

One of the world's largest aquariums, located in Osaka's Minato district. Houses 30,000 animals from 620 species in 15 large tanks, featuring whale sharks, penguins, and sea lions. Exhibits showcase marine life from throughout the Pacific region.

Osaka Aquarium

Metro station on the Chūō Line in Minato-ku, serving Osaka's waterfront attractions including Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, Tempozan Ferris Wheel, and LEGOLAND Discovery Centre.

Osakako Station

Major metro station in Shinsaibashi, Osaka's premier shopping district. Serves three Osaka Metro lines and provides access to Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Arcade, Dotonbori entertainment area, and Shinsaibashi PARCO mall.

Shinsaibashi Station

Major transit hub on Osaka Metro's Sakaisuji and Sennichimae lines, with Kintetsu Railway connection. Located in Nipponbashi area, near Den Den Town electronics district, Kuromon Market food hall, and Dotonbori entertainment district.

Nippombashi Station

Major station in Nishinari-ku where Nankai Railway (Main and Kōya lines) meets Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line, which ends here. The surrounding area features pre-war architecture and the Ginza Shotengai shopping district.

Tengachaya Station

Station complex connecting Osaka Metro's Sakaisuji Line with Hankai Tramway. Convenient access point for Tsutenkaku Tower, Tennoji Zoo, and the Nippombashi and Shinsekai districts.

Ebisucho Station

Railway station in Chūō-ku serving two subway lines. A 5-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station, with easy access to Crysta Nagahori. Features accessible facilities including elevators.

Nagahoribashi Station

Railway station in central Osaka, part of the larger Namba Station complex. Connected to Osaka City Air Terminal (OCAT) for airport and highway buses. Convenient base for exploring nearby Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi shopping districts.

JR Namba Station

Major metro station in central Osaka (Chūō-ku) where three Osaka Metro lines intersect. Provides access to nearby attractions including Utsubo Park and Semba Center Building.

Hommachi Station

Historic zoo in central Osaka operating since 1915. Houses over 1,000 animals with interactive experiences like feeding times and petting areas. Features special events including Night Zoo viewings. Located near major Osaka attractions.

Tennoji Zoo

Major transit station in Osaka's Koreatown, connecting three railway lines. Surrounded by Tsuruhashi Market, Korean restaurants, and shops selling Korean goods. Popular area for experiencing Korean culture in Osaka.

Tsuruhashi Station

Major railway hub connecting various parts of Osaka via JR West, Keihan Railway, and Osaka Metro lines. The surrounding area features local restaurants and lively nightlife. Near Osaka Castle and Japan Mint Museum.

Kyobashi Station

Major railway station in Konohana-ku serving multiple train lines including the Osaka Loop Line. Key transfer point for reaching Universal Studios Japan via the Sakurajima Line. Connected to local parks.

Nishikujō Station

Central transit hub serving Osaka Metro's Midosuji Line and Keihan Railway. Located near City Hall and Nakanoshima Park, with connections to Kyoto. Convenient base for exploring Osaka.

Yodoyabashi Station

Minamikata Station

Major metro station in Chūō-ku where Osaka Metro's Sakaisuji and Chūō lines intersect. Located near key business and commercial districts, making it convenient for city exploration.

Sakaisuji Hommachi Station

Major transport hub and complex in Tennoji/Abeno area featuring Osaka's former tallest skyscraper. Includes Harukas 300 observation deck, Japan's largest department store, and an art museum.

Abeno Station

Supertall skyscraper complex housing Japan's largest department store, art museum, and luxury hotel. Features Harukas 300 observation deck with panoramic city views. Connected to Osaka Abenobashi Station.

ABENO HARUKAS

Major railway station in Osaka connecting multiple train lines including the Osaka Loop Line. Recently renovated for better accessibility. Gateway to the Shinsekai district and Tsutenkaku tower, with local dining and shopping nearby.

Shin-Imamiya Station

Major transport hub in southern Osaka connecting multiple train lines. Access to nearby attractions including Shitennoji Temple, Tennoji Park, and Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts. Close to landmarks Tsutenkaku Tower and Abeno Harukas.

Tennōji Station

Major railway station in central Osaka serving multiple transit lines. Near the Prefectural Government building, Keihan City Mall, and scenic Okawa River. Connected to water bus pier for river transport.

Temmabashi Station

Osaka-Umeda Station is western Japan's largest railway hub, combining multiple train and subway stations. Features modern architecture, extensive underground shopping malls, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Central location provides easy access throughout Osaka.

Osaka-Umeda Station

Underground railway station in Osaka's Kita-Shinchi dining and entertainment district. Serves the JR Tōzai Line with connections to major Osaka stations. Surrounded by restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues.

Kita-Shinchi Station

Umeda Sky Building

Elevated subway station on the Osaka Metro Chūō Line in Minato-ku, Osaka. Features two side platforms and provides access to the Municipal Central Gymnasium and city pool.

Asashiobashi Station

Modern Japan Railway (JR) station in Konohana-ku on the Yumesaki Line. Direct access point between central Osaka and Universal Studios Japan, including Universal CityWalk Osaka area.

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