FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How do coin lockers work at Tokyo stations?
Tokyo station coin lockers charge per time block — typically 300–700 yen for the first few hours depending on size, with additional charges for extended storage. Most lockers accept IC cards (Suica, Pasmo) and credit cards. Lockers are available 24 hours at major stations.
What sizes are available at Tokyo coin lockers?
Small (S) fits small bags and day packs; Medium (M) fits cabin baggage and large backpacks; Large (L) fits large rolling suitcases up to 28 inches. Check the live table above for current counts at each station.
What if all coin lockers are full?
Large (L) lockers fill up fastest on busy days. Try a nearby station — Shinjuku, Tokyo Station, and Ueno all have large locker banks. Bounce also offers same-day luggage storage at partner shops near most major Tokyo stations with no size limit.
Can I leave luggage overnight at Tokyo station lockers?
Yes, Tokyo coin lockers can generally be used for up to 3 days before items are removed by staff. However, costs accumulate per time block. For longer stays, a hotel luggage hold or a paid storage service is usually more cost-effective.