Luggage Storage Tokyo
Top Luggage Storage Location in Tokyo
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Online reservation mandatory
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220 meters from Asakusa Station
270 meters from Sensō-ji
300 meters from Shintomicho Station
300 meters from Shinkanahashijido Park
190 meters from Tsukiji Market
270 meters from the Tsukiji Honganji
180 meters from Yushima Tenmangu
450 meters from Shinobazu Pond
100 meters from Ogawamachi Station
170 meters from Awajicho Station
160 meters from Hatagaya Station
300 meters from Nishiharaikoi Park
In Chiyoda City
220 meters from Jimbocho Station
450 meters from Ikebukuro Station
400 meters from Ikebukuro Nishi-guchi Park
600 meters from Nippori Station
280 meters from Yanaka Ginza
450 meters from Ginza Station
500 meters from Shimbashi Station
500 meters from Shiodome Station
600 meters from Shimbashi Station
290 meters from Shibuya Station
300 meters from Shibuya Hikarie
220 meters from Sensoji Temple
350 meters from Asakusa Station
290 meters from Asakusa Station
650 meters from Asakusa Station (Tsukuba Express)
A comfortable place to store your bags in Tokyo
Are you going to visit Tokyo in the next few months? You'll have a good chance of getting there since the city has never been more accessible! Let our professionals look after your luggage while you enjoy your stay or your last day in the city. With the help from our partner businesses near Tokyo's Station, Ueno Station or other transit hubs, you will be able to leave your baggage belongings as long as you need! You can also use our spots as long term luggage storage in Tokyo since some of them are open 24/7.
How to find your luggage storage in Tokyo
Book your luggage storage in less than 1 minute online, your stuff will be labeled and then placed in a clean and safe space of the store (or hotel). All the Angels (the way we call our partners) have been verified by our staff! Radical costs ¥600 per day.
The rate is valid for one piece of luggage. If you need it, you can also contact our customer service available 7 days a week.
Crowds, sushi, and sumimasen!
Did you know that Tokyo (東京, Tōkyō) is the world's most populous metropolis? According to recent estimates, it has an approximate population of over 9 million inhabitants. We are sure that many of you have decided to go to Japan, after watching Netflix's documentary dedicated to Chef Jiro. Anyway, if you love sushi, in Tokyo you'll find a wide range of tasty restaurants where to try this fresh and delicious dish! In Tokyo, especially on the train or along overcrowded streets, you'll often hear the word sumimasen, the typical expression to say sorry!
Best time to visit Tokyo
Every season of the year has its pros and cons when it comes to when to visit Tokyo. But for sure, spring is one of the best time to visit the Japanese capital. In spring, the temperatures are thawing and smiles appear on the faces of the locals. Yes, it's in that moment that you will see Tokyo at its prettiest. You will love cherry blossoms are the obvious draw, but the season's other flowers, events, and festivals are equally compelling reasons to choose Tokyo as your holiday destination!
