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Coin lockers in Japan.
Drop your suitcase at any station and explore the city light. Pick a place and we'll map the nearest coin lockers and luggage storage in seconds.
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How it works
Coin lockers, everywhere in Japan.
Drop your suitcase at the station and explore the city light. JapanLockers maps thousands of coin lockers and luggage storage points across Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and every major hub, with sizes, prices and opening hours.
- From 300 ¥ for 24 hours
- Up to 3 days storage
- Suica and Pasmo accepted
- At nearly every JR station
Why JapanLockers
The fastest way to drop your bags in Japan.
JapanLockers is a focused, free travel tool: find the nearest coin locker or manned luggage storage anywhere in Japan, in seconds. We map sizes, prices, opening hours and IC card support at JR, metro and private rail stations across Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Yokohama, Nagoya, Sapporo, Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Nara and beyond.
Pick a place, tap a station, and the map shows you what fits and how much it costs. Everything is verified by travelers and updated regularly, so you can plan around what is actually available before you arrive.
By city
Coin lockers in every major Japanese city.
Tap a city to see every mapped coin locker and luggage storage point, with sizes, prices and walking directions from the nearest station.
Locker tips
Get the most out of Japanese coin lockers.
Carry 100 yen coins
Some older lockers still only accept 100 yen coins. Konbini will happily break a 1000 yen note if you ask.
Arrive early at big stations
Lockers near Tokyo, Shinjuku and Kyoto stations fill up fast on weekends and holidays. Aim for before 10am.
Use an IC card
Suica, Pasmo and Icoca work at most modern touch screen lockers and double as your train fare.
Try luggage counters
If lockers are full, manned storage counters at major stations accept any size bag for around 700 yen per day.
FAQ
Coin locker questions.
Common questions travelers ask about luggage storage and coin lockers in Japan.
How much do coin lockers cost in Japan?
Small lockers cost 300 to 500 yen, medium 500 to 700 yen and large 600 to 1000 yen for a 24 hour period. Major stations like Tokyo, Shinjuku and Kyoto sit at the higher end of the range.
Where can I find coin lockers in Tokyo?
Coin lockers are at virtually every JR and metro station in Tokyo, including Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ueno and Asakusa. JapanLockers shows live locations with sizes and prices on the map.
Can I leave luggage in a coin locker overnight?
Yes. Most Japanese coin lockers allow storage for up to 3 days. After the first 24 hours an additional daily fee applies, and after 3 days luggage is moved to the station office.
Do coin lockers in Japan accept Suica or Pasmo?
Most modern touch screen lockers at major stations accept Suica, Pasmo, Icoca and other IC cards. Older lockers still take 100 yen coins only.
What if all lockers at the station are full?
Look for a manned luggage storage counter inside the station, or use third party services like Ecbo Cloak which lets you store bags at nearby cafes and shops via an app.
Is JapanLockers free to use?
Yes. JapanLockers is a free locker map. Search any city or station in Japan and view coin lockers and luggage storage with no account required.
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