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Bagasjeoppbevaring i Tokyo: Skap, apper og levering (priser 2026)

Sammenlign myntskap (¥300–800), ecbo cloak, Bounce og bagasjelevering fra ¥2 000.

Bagasjeoppbevaring i Tokyo: Skap, apper og levering (priser 2026)

Coin Lockers

Your first option to check. Major JR and subway stations in Tokyo have coin lockers both inside and outside the ticket gates. Prices vary by size and station, but roughly:

SizePrice rangeWhat fits
Small (SS–S)¥300–¥500Backpack, handbag
Medium (M)¥500–¥800Carry-on suitcase
Large (L)¥700–¥1,000Full-size checked suitcase

Prices are per calendar day. You’ll be charged extra if you leave bags overnight. Operating hours depend on where the locker is — lockers inside station buildings generally follow first-to-last-train hours.

Most lockers now accept Suica, PASMO, and other IC cards in addition to ¥100 coins. IC-compatible lockers lock and unlock with a tap — no physical key to lose.

When Large Lockers Are Full

Stations like Shinjuku and Tokyo have thousands of lockers, but the large sizes are limited. On weekends and during tourist season, they can fill up by late morning.

You can check availability in advance. JR East Group’s Multi Ecube shows real-time locker availability by station and lets you reserve a locker (¥500 reservation fee + normal usage fee). Covers major stations including Tokyo, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Shinagawa, Ueno, and Ikebukuro.


Travelers walking through a Tokyo station

Luggage Storage Services

Even when lockers are full, you can store bags at nearby shops through a storage service.

ecbo cloak is a smartphone app that lets you find nearby drop-off spots — cafes, salons, hotel lobbies — and reserve storage in advance. Over 1,000 locations are registered nationwide, covering most major areas in Tokyo.

SizePrice
Bag (longest side under 45 cm)¥500/day
Suitcase (45 cm or larger)¥800/day

The process is simple: pick a shop and time slot in the app, show the reservation screen to the staff when dropping off, and show it again when picking up.

The main advantage over coin lockers is flexibility on size. Oversized suitcases, ski bags, or anything that won’t fit in a locker can be stored at a participating shop.


Airport-to-Hotel Delivery

You land at 10 AM and hotel check-in is at 3 PM. Dragging a large suitcase through trains and crowds for five hours is no one’s idea of fun. This is one of the most common travel pitfalls visitors encounter. You can hand off your bags at the airport and have them delivered straight to your hotel.

Yamato Transport’s Airport Takkyubin

Yamato Transport’s Airport Takkyubin lets you drop your suitcase at the airport counter and have it delivered to your hotel or accommodation.

  • Airports: Narita International Airport, Haneda Airport, and others
  • Price guide: ~¥2,040 for 120-size, ~¥3,020 for 160-size to Tokyo (includes ¥660 airport surcharge). Check the latest rates on the official price calculator
  • Weight limit: Up to 30 kg
  • Delivery time: Usually next day. From Haneda, drop off by 11:00 AM for same-day delivery after 6:00 PM to central Tokyo (limited to the 23 wards, Urayasu, Kawasaki, etc.)

You can also send bags from your hotel to the airport on your last day, so you can sightsee without luggage. Round-trip discounts are available (details on the official site).

JAL ABC Airport Delivery

JAL ABC also handles airport-to-hotel (and hotel-to-airport) delivery. Covers 6 airports: Narita, Haneda, Kansai, Chubu, New Chitose, and Itami.

  • Sizes: 120 (up to 20 kg), 140 (up to 25 kg), 160 (up to 30 kg)
  • Price guide: ¥2,700 for 120-size, ¥3,580 for 160-size to/from the Kanto area (tax included)
  • Booking: Available online up to 30 days before departure. Walk-up counter service also available

They also ship golf bags and ski equipment.


Travelers walking in a Tokyo neighborhood

Which Option to Choose

A quick decision guide.

Coin lockers work best when: You only need a few hours of storage. You’re staying near a train station. Your bags fit inside a locker. You want the cheapest option (¥300–¥1,000).

Luggage storage services work best when: Lockers are full. Your bags are too big for a locker. You need storage away from a station.

Airport delivery works best when: You have hours between landing and check-in. You don’t want to haul a large suitcase on trains. You want your last day luggage-free too. Next-day delivery is fine (or you qualify for Haneda’s same-day service).


Travelers waiting on a Tokyo station platform

When Things Go Wrong

All coin lockers are full: If you can’t find a large locker at a major station, try the next station over. If Shinjuku is full, Yoyogi or Shin-Okubo often have openings. Otherwise, search for nearby shops on a luggage storage app.

Can’t unlock an IC-card locker: You must use the same IC card (Suica/PASMO) you locked it with. If you carry multiple cards, remember which one you used. If you’ve lost the card, call the management company listed on the locker.

Airport delivery didn’t arrive at the hotel: Standard delivery is next-day, not same-day. If you shipped on arrival day expecting it to be there by evening, it won’t be — unless you used Haneda’s same-day service (drop off by 11:00 AM, limited areas). For same-day needs, use a coin locker or the airport’s staffed luggage counter instead.


Storing Bags at Your Hotel

Often overlooked, but this is the simplest option of all.

Before Check-In

Most hotels will hold your luggage before check-in time as long as you have a reservation. Just walk up to the front desk and ask — no fee in the vast majority of cases.

Guesthouses and Airbnbs usually don’t offer this, so check with your host in advance.

After Check-Out

Flying out in the evening but checking out in the morning? Hotels will typically hold your bags after check-out too. Just let the front desk know when you’ll be back to pick them up.

Hotels Where You’re Not a Guest

Some hotels accept luggage from non-guests for a fee. Hotel lobbies also show up as drop-off spots on ecbo cloak, so it’s worth searching the app for nearby hotels if you need storage in a pinch.


Travel Service Centers at Stations

Major tourist hub stations have JR EAST Travel Service Centers operated by JR East. You’ll find them at Tokyo, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Ueno, Hamamatsucho, Shinagawa, Narita Airport, and Haneda Airport Terminal 3 stations, among others.

These centers can arrange luggage delivery (through Yamato Transport) and also handle JR Pass pickups and tourist information. Staff speak English, making this a reliable first stop if you need help figuring out what to do with your bags.


Other Options

Airport luggage counters: Both Narita and Haneda have staffed luggage storage counters inside the terminals. Useful if you’re sightseeing near the airport on arrival day — leave your bags and pick them up before your flight or train.



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FAQ

Hvor kan jeg oppbevare bagasje i Tokyo?
Du har tre hovedalternativer: myntbokser på togstasjoner (¥300–¥1.000/dag), bagasjeoppbevaringstjenester via apper som ecbo cloak i nærliggende butikker (¥500–¥800/dag), eller levering fra flyplass til hotell om du ankommer direkte fra flyplassen. De fleste hoteller oppbevarer også bagasje gratis før innsjekk og etter utsjekk.
Hva koster myntboksene på Tokyos togstasjoner?
Priser på myntbokser: liten (plass til en ryggsekk) ¥300–¥500, medium (håndbagasje-koffert) ¥500–¥800, stor (fullstor innsjekket koffert) ¥700–¥1.000. Prisene er per kalenderdag; å la en veske stå over natten medfører ekstra kostnad.
Hva gjør jeg hvis alle myntboksene er fulle?
Hvis de store boksene på en stor stasjon som Shinjuku er fulle, prøv neste stasjon — Yoyogi eller Shin-Okubo har ofte ledig plass. Bruk alternativt ecbo cloak-appen til å finne butikker i nærheten (kafeer, hoteller) som tar imot bagasje for ¥500–¥800 per dag. Du kan også sjekke tilgjengelighet i sanntid og reservere en boks på forhånd via JR Easts Multi Ecube-tjeneste.
Kan jeg sende bagasjen min fra flyplassen direkte til hotellet mitt i Tokyo?
Ja — både Yamato Transport (Airport Takkyubin) og JAL ABC tilbyr levering fra flyplass til hotell. Fra Narita eller Haneda koster en koffert vanligvis ¥2.000–¥3.000 for levering neste dag til et hotell i Tokyo. Fra Haneda er levering samme dag til det sentrale Tokyo tilgjengelig hvis du leverer inn bagasjen før kl. 11.00.
Vil hotellet mitt oppbevare bagasje før innsjekk eller etter utsjekk?
De fleste hoteller oppbevarer bagasjen din gratis før innsjekk og etter utsjekk, så lenge du har en reservasjon. Bare spør i resepsjonen. Vandrehjem og Airbnb-er tilbyr vanligvis ikke denne tjenesten, så sjekk med verten din på forhånd.
Godtar myntboksene i Tokyo kredittkort eller IC-kort?
De fleste myntbokser godtar nå Suica, PASMO og andre IC-kort i tillegg til ¥100-mynter. IC-kompatible bokser åpner og lukker seg med et enkelt trykk — ingen fysisk nøkkel å miste. Merk at du må bruke det samme IC-kortet du låste med for å åpne boksen.
Hvor finner jeg bagasjeoppbevaring nær Tokyos turistområder?
JR EAST Travel Service Centers på de store stasjonene (Tokyo, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ueno, Ikebukuro, Shinagawa, Narita, Haneda) kan hjelpe med bagasjelevering og har engelsktalende personale. ecbo cloak-appen dekker over 1.000 steder i hele landet, noe som gjør det enkelt å finne et innleveringssted i ethvert større område i Tokyo.

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