How long does a storage locker last?

They will usually hold on to it for up to one month. During that time, you will need to pay fees not only for the number of days your items were left in the locker, but also for the number of days they stayed with the management company, as well as the cost of replacing the key (several thousand yen).

What time is a storage locker open?

Open between 10 am and 7 pm, the drop-off and collection times are a little more limited compared to lockers. Still better than carrying that case around the streets all day, though. If you miss the closing time, you will be charged a second day of storage, so don’t be late!

What time does a locker change date?

The specific time of date change varies by locker, but it is usually around 1:00-2:00 a.m. So, for example, if you deposit your luggage at 10:00 p.m. and retrieve it at 8:00 a.m. the following morning, you will be charged for two days' worth of storage. Q3) What is the max number of days I can store my belongings?

Are there lockers in Tokyo?

Yes! Despite the risks and the weird uses, there are still thousands of lockers in Tokyo. You’ll find them in multiple sizes in train and bus stations, in and around busy event spaces, museums or galleries, near sightseeing spots, and ocassionally on random shopping streets.

Do Japanese train stations have coin lockers?

Toting around heavy suitcases and large baggage while traveling can be a hassle. Enter coin lockers! These handy storage solutions are commonly found at and around many Japanese train stations. They allow you to stow away your items right after disembarking, letting you dive right into your sightseeing plans.

How much does a coin locker cost?

Whether you opt for key-operated or keyless, coin locker fees are calculated on a daily basis. For smaller-sized luggage, expect to pay between 300-400 yen. Medium lockers are just slightly larger than the small ones, and typically range from 500-600 yen. For large baggage, such as suitcases, fees usually range from 700-800 yen.