Check Tokyo Station's live locker map first for a short same-day stop. Use a staffed counter or reservable nearby location if lockers are full, your suitcase is too large or you need multi-day storage.
Tokyo Station City lists about 5,000 coin lockers and several staffed baggage services inside and outside the ticket gates. Locker demand is high on weekends and during busy seasons, so use the live availability or reservation tools before relying on a particular bank.
Tokyo Station connects Shinkansen, JR commuter lines, the Narita Express, Tokyo Metro and nearby Marunouchi, Yaesu, Ginza and Nihonbashi. Storage is spread across multiple floors and ticket-gate areas, so the best option depends on the exit and train you will use later.
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Choose coin lockers for a simple short stop, a staffed station service for personal assistance, or a reservable partner when guaranteed space matters more.
Official station options
Tokyo Station lockers and baggage counters
Best if you want to store inside the station and can match a locker or staffed counter to your ticket gate, exit and collection time.
Coin lockers and staffed baggage services are available inside and outside ticket gates
Official maps show locations around Marunouchi, Yaesu and the B1 concourse
Live Suica locker availability and To Locca reservations are linked from the official guide
Tokyo Station City says its roughly 5,000 lockers are heavily used on weekends and during busy periods. Availability, size and maximum storage periods vary by facility.
Best if you want to reserve storage near a Tokyo Station exit, Marunouchi, Yaesu or Nihonbashi instead of searching for an empty locker.
Compare locations around the Yaesu, Marunouchi and Nihonbashi sides
Useful before hotel check-in, after check-out or during a side trip from Tokyo
The exact Tokyo Station search includes late-opening and 24-hour options
Bounce locations are partner businesses around Tokyo Station, not JR-operated lockers. Check the exact address, nearest exit and opening hours before booking.
Everything you need to know about luggage storage.
Yes. Tokyo Station has coin lockers and several staffed baggage-storage services both inside and outside the ticket gates.
Tokyo Station City says there are about 5,000 coin lockers, but it also warns that they are heavily used on weekends and during busy seasons.
Yes. The official Tokyo Station map links to real-time Suica locker availability and the To Locca locker-reservation service.
Bounce locations are partner businesses around Tokyo Station. They are not JR-operated station lockers, so check the exact address and nearest exit before booking.
