Name: Shinbashi Luggage Storage & Lockers From ¥275/Day | 703 Storage Spots around Tokyo
Brand: Bounce
Price: 275 JPY
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.90 (1291678 reviews)

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.

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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

Shinbashi is one of the more interesting central districts in Tokyo and a great non-touristy place to head for food and drinks. It’s located near Hibiya and the Imperial Palace and is easily reached by train. To avoid any confusion, “Shinbashi” and “Shimbashi” are one and the same. The name was simply Romanized in the translation. Regardless of what you call it, this area is where you’ll find Tokyo’s “salarymen.” 

The concept of a “salaryman” will be alien to any international traveler, but it more or less refers to the after-work nightlife scene that finds corporate employees drinking (in large quantities) and eating with their cohort. This often results in corner bars packed with office workers clad in suits and drinking at a fervent pace. 

The food scene in Shinbashi is outstanding as it’s home to wonderful Izakaya and ramen bars along with a few nightclubs. It’s not precisely a place you’ll want to bring the kids, but it’s perfect for groups of friends who want to bar-hop.  

The area is well-connected via Shimbashi Station and easy to reach from Shinjuku or Tokyo’s other central districts. And if you need luggage storage near Shimbashi Station or other parts of the district, Bounce has convenient locations that are easy to stop by on your way to restaurants or bars. 

Bounce luggage storage service in Shinbashi  

The easiest way to store luggage: Bounce makes it simple to book convenient luggage storage online and stop by the popular spot at {{POI_MAIN_STORE_LOCATION}} on your way to Shinbashi’s pubs. 

You can leave luggage near top attractions: Bounce partners with trusted local businesses in the best areas to provide travelers with secure luggage storage locations near top attractions and cultural hotspots. 

Affordable: At {{PRICE}} per day to store a bag, Bounce offers the best value for luggage storage. This includes 24/7 customer service and other premium features! 

Cashless payment: You securely pay online, so dropping the bags off is quick and cashless. 

Better than coin lockers: Instead of fumbling around with change at the train station, which you would need to do with a coin locker, Bounce makes payments super simple. 

Intuitive mobile app: While luggage lockers might have you wandering aimlessly around train stations, Bounce takes all the guesswork out of the equation. 

Reliable locations: Each Bounce location meets security requirements and each booking is covered up to {{INSURANCE_AMOUNT}}.

You can store practically anything: While coin-operated lockers are limited to specific dimensions, Bounce facilities can accommodate large bags or specialty items like golf clubs for a few hours or multiple days at a time.  

The area is well-connected to the rest of Tokyo via multiple JR routes along with a few subway lines stopping at Shimbashi Station. Shiodome Station is another hub in Shinbashi (Toei Oedo Line, Yurikamome Line), but it’s more for commuters than travelers. 

Spend any amount of time in Tokyo and you’ll certainly take the Yamanote Line, which conveniently connects Shimbashi Station with the rest of the city. 

JR Yamanote Line: Yokohama Station (35 minutes), Ueno Station (6 minutes), Tokyo Station (4 minutes), Shibuya (40 minutes)

Keihin-Tōhoku Line: Ueno Station (5 minutes), Tokyo Station (5 minutes), Shinagawa Aquarium (17 minutes), Yokohama Station (43 minutes), Shinjuku Station (14 minutes) 

The Ginza Line is one of the most useful routes for quick trips around Tokyo, and it stops right in the heart of Shinbashi. 

Tokyo Metro Ginza Line: Shibuya (30 minutes), Tokyo Station (13 minutes), Senso-ji Temple (15 minutes), Asakusa (15 minutes), Ueno Zoo (10 minutes), Meiji Jingu Gaien (30 minutes) 

Getting to Shinbashi from Haneda Airport 

It takes about an hour to get from Haneda Airport to get to Shinbashi. You’ll simply take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho Station, then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line to reach Shimbashi Station. 

Getting to Shinbashi from Narita Airport 

If you’re taking a connecting flight from Narita Airport, you’ll take the Narita Express to Tokyo Station before transferring to the JR Yamanote Line to reach Shimbashi Station. The whole trip will take just over an hour and will cost around $8.  

		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 ¥275/day	From ¥650/day

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