Haneda has official baggage-storage services, so airport storage is the best choice if you will return to HND. Use Tokyo city storage only when your whole day is in the city.
The airport lists baggage storage services and facilities including coin lockers. For a same-day Tokyo visit, choose between storing at Haneda before leaving the airport or using city storage near your first or final station.
At the airport
Haneda Airport's official service guide lists baggage storage. The Terminal 1 temporary baggage-storage listing shows daytime opening hours and daily pricing by bag size, while the airport facilities index also lists coin lockers as a separate service.
Choose based on whether you are returning to HND, using Terminal 1, or spending most of the day around Tokyo stations.
Best for travellers using Terminal 1 who want to leave bags at Haneda and collect them before a later flight.
Best when you need to compare airport facilities before choosing between baggage counters, coin lockers or delivery services.
Best if your day is centred around Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Shibuya or another city area and you do not want to return to Haneda just to collect bags.
A second city-storage network to compare when station location matters more than keeping your bag at Haneda.
Match storage to your terminal
Haneda has multiple terminals and services. Choose a counter or locker you can reach before and after your trip into Tokyo.
Check size rules before carrying large bags
The Terminal 1 baggage-storage page lists pricing by total bag dimensions, while lockers have their own size limits.
City storage can beat an airport return
If you are spending the day around Tokyo Station, Shinjuku or Shibuya, city storage can be easier than returning to Haneda mid-day.
Continue planning
Find storage near Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Shibuya, major rail routes and sightseeing areas.
Information verified 2026-07-11. Sources: Haneda Airport baggage storage · Haneda Airport facilities index · Bounce Tokyo coverage · Radical Storage Tokyo coverage
Everything you need to know about luggage storage.
Yes. Haneda Airport's official service guide lists baggage storage, and its facilities index also lists coin lockers.
Haneda's Terminal 1 temporary baggage-storage page currently lists daily pricing by total dimensions: small under 120 cm, medium 120-199 cm and large 200-300 cm.
No. Bounce Tokyo locations are city partner locations, not official Haneda Airport baggage counters.
Use Haneda storage if you will return to the airport. Use Tokyo city storage if your layover or free day is centred around a station or neighbourhood and it avoids an airport return.