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What's happening in Tokyo

• April 30 to May 6, 2026

  Happening now

  Kurayami Matsuri (Darkness Festival)

  Held at Okunitama Shrine in Fuchu, this ancient festival is famous for its nighttime procession of mikoshi carried in darkness to avoid being seen by the gods. The festival includes horse riding ceremonies, traditional music, and a mysterious intense atmosphere. It is one of the oldest and most significant festivals in the Kanto region.

  Getting there

  Take the Keio Line from Shinjuku Station to Fuchu Station. The shrine is a short walk from the station. The journey takes about 25 minutes from Shinjuku.

  Bag policy

  This is an outdoor festival with no formal bag restrictions. The streets around the shrine become extremely crowded especially during the evening processions. Carrying luggage through the festival crowds is difficult.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Shinjuku Station West Gate Convenient for Keio Line access to Fuchu

  • Nishishinjuku Near Shinjuku Station

• May 3 to May 9, 2026

  Happening now

  2PM 15th Anniversary Concert

  K pop veterans 2PM celebrate their 15th anniversary in Japan with a major concert series at Tokyo Dome. The group's enduring popularity ensures a massive turnout of international fans particularly from across Asia. The event promises a nostalgic and high energy performance of their greatest hits.

  Getting there

  Tokyo Dome is accessible via Korakuen Station on the Marunouchi or Namboku lines. JR Suidobashi Station and Kasuga Station are also within walking distance.

  Bag policy

  Tokyo Dome does not allow suitcases or large bags inside. All bags are inspected and must fit under your seat. There is no on site cloakroom for large luggage. Coin lockers fill up quickly. Storing bags before arriving is essential.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Near JR Suidōbashi Station Close to Tokyo Dome

  • Big Echo Yaesu Main Store Near Tokyo Station

• May 10 to May 24, 2026

  Upcoming

  Grand Sumo Tournament (May Basho)

  The Summer Grand Sumo Tournament takes over the Ryogoku Kokugikan offering a quintessential Japanese cultural experience. Spectators watch top ranked rikishi compete in a 15 day tournament that determines promotion and relegation steeped in centuries old ritual and tradition. Tickets are highly coveted by international travelers seeking to witness Japan's national sport in its spiritual home.

  Getting there

  Ryogoku Kokugikan is a one minute walk from JR Ryogoku Station on the Sobu Line. The Toei Oedo Line also has a Ryogoku Station about seven to eight minutes east of the arena.

  Bag policy

  You can bring a small bag or backpack for personal items. A cloakroom and coin lockers are available on the lower floor for storing coats and bags. Masu box seats have limited space so keeping luggage compact is recommended. Travelers with suitcases should store them before arriving.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Near Ryogoku Arena Close to the sumo stadium

  • Taito City Nearby in the Asakusabashi area

• May 10 to May 20, 2026

  Upcoming

  Nogizaka46 14th YEAR BIRTHDAY LIVE

  Japan's top idol group Nogizaka46 holds their annual Birthday Live at Tokyo Dome, a multi day extravaganza celebrating their history. The concerts feature the entire roster of members and attract tens of thousands of fans daily. It is a cultural phenomenon in the Japanese idol scene.

  Getting there

  Tokyo Dome is accessible via Korakuen Station on the Marunouchi or Namboku lines. JR Suidobashi Station and Kasuga Station are also nearby.

  Bag policy

  Tokyo Dome does not allow suitcases or large bags inside. All bags are inspected and must fit under your seat. There is no on site cloakroom. Coin lockers fill up hours before idol concerts. Storing bags before arriving is essential.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Near JR Suidōbashi Station Close to Tokyo Dome

  • Big Echo Yaesu Main Store Near Tokyo Station

• May 15 to May 17, 2026

  Upcoming

  Sanja Matsuri 2026

  Tokyo's wildest and most famous Shinto festival draws nearly two million visitors to the Asakusa district. The event features a spectacular parade of over 100 portable shrines carried with intense energy through the streets accompanied by traditional music and dancers. It is a profound display of Edo period culture and community spirit centered around the historic Senso ji Temple.

  Getting there

  The festival takes place in Asakusa, accessible via Asakusa Station on the Ginza, Asakusa, and Tobu Skytree lines. The Tsukuba Express also stops at Asakusa.

  Bag policy

  This is an outdoor street festival with no formal bag restrictions. However, the streets become extremely crowded with nearly two million visitors over three days. Moving through the dense crowds with luggage is very difficult. Storing bags before attending is strongly recommended.

  Closest Bounce locations

  • Kappabashi Hondōri Shopping Street In the Asakusa area

  • Near Asakusa Station Close to festival grounds

Frequently asked questions

• Does Tokyo Station have lockers for luggage?

  Absolutely, but honestly, using Bounce is the way to go if you want a stress-free experience. We have tons of convenient locations right around Tokyo Station, like Tokyo VIP Lounge near Tokyo Station and Big Echo Yaesu Main Store. You can book ahead, drop your bags, and get back to exploring. Each booking comes with ¥1,000,000 protection, so you can relax while you wander. No need to mess with tiny coin lockers or worry about finding a spot during busy times.

• How much is a luggage locker in Tokyo Station?

  If you’re looking for the easiest and most reliable option, Bounce has you covered. Our prices start from ¥275 per bag, and you’ll never get hit with surprise fees. Plus, you can book online, skip the scramble for a locker, and know your stuff is safe. It’s honestly a huge relief, especially if you’ve got a big suitcase or you’re traveling with friends.

• Can you leave luggage at train station Japan?

  You can, but it’s way simpler and more flexible to use Bounce. We have hundreds of storage spots all over Tokyo, including right by major train stations like Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Ueno. Our locations are easy to find, highly rated, and many are open late or even 24/7. You just book online, drop off your bags, and pick them up when you’re ready. It’s perfect if you want to squeeze in some extra sightseeing without dragging your suitcase everywhere.

• How long can you leave luggage in a coin locker at Tokyo Station?

  Coin lockers usually have limits, but with Bounce, you can leave your bags for as long as you need, whether it’s a few hours or a whole week. We get a lot of questions about long-term luggage storage in Tokyo, and honestly, Bounce is the answer. Just select your preferred location and time when booking. If you need to extend your storage, it’s usually just a quick message to our support team, who are available 24/7.

• Does Shinagawa Station have luggage lockers?

  Yes, but if you want something more reliable, check out our Bounce locations near Shinagawa Station, like Big Echo Shinagawa Konanguchi Ekimae Store and our spot Near Shinagawa Station. Both have great reviews and flexible hours. You can book ahead, which is a lifesaver during busy travel seasons.

• Does Asakusa Station have storage lockers?

  You bet, but Bounce makes it much easier. We have several highly rated locations steps from Asakusa Station, like Near Asakusa Station and Asakusa Tokyo. These spots are open on Sundays and have glowing reviews. Just book online, drop your bags, and go enjoy Sensoji Temple or grab some street food without any hassle.

• Is there any luggage storage in Tokyo Station?

  Absolutely. Bounce has several options right by Tokyo Station, so you don’t have to worry about dragging your bags through the crowds. Our locations are secure, affordable, and super easy to book. Plus, every booking comes with ¥1,000,000 protection for extra peace of mind. If you’re looking for the best luggage storage in Tokyo, you’re in the right place.

• What are the best options for long-term luggage storage in Tokyo?

  If you’re planning to travel around Japan or need to stash your bags for more than a day or two, Bounce is your best bet. We have locations all over the city, including near major stations and tourist spots. Many travelers have used us for a week or even longer. Just choose your dates and location when booking, and you’re set. Got a question about a specific area? Our support team is always happy to help.

• Can I reserve luggage storage in Tokyo ahead of time?

  Yes, and it’s one of the best things about Bounce. You can reserve your spot online or through our app, which means no worrying about lockers being full when you arrive. It’s super handy if you’re on a tight schedule or traveling with a group. Plus, you can cancel for free if your plans change. We want you to feel as flexible as possible while you’re exploring Tokyo.

• Where can I find highly rated luggage storage near Shibuya Station?

  Shibuya is one of the busiest spots in Tokyo, and Bounce has you covered with several top-rated locations. For example, Big Echo Shibuya Centergai Main Store is open 24/7 and has hundreds of positive reviews. You can also check out Shibuya Station and South Shibuya Station. All these locations are easy to book and perfect for dropping your bags before you dive into the scramble crossing or hit up the shops.