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  • Daniel18 days ago
    Lovely Place, everything was fine!
  • Louise1 month ago
    The location was great literally two minutes from the train station.
  • Matthew6 months ago
    Good location and accommodating
  • Sharon6 months ago
    Very convenient for Paddington Station. Easy to find the hotel
  • Winnie7 months ago
    Secure storage at a hotel in a good location. There was a bit of confusion about the pick-up time at drop-off despite showing the booking on the app. Seemed like it was more for that staff member's shift timings. On pick-up, I was asked for a number which I wasn't given, however the luggage was located with no issue.
  • Leticia10 months ago
    I left a suitcase in a hostel for 8 days, I picked it up without any problems.
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  • Thomas11 months ago
    Location was close to a lot of city attractions.
  • Kiyoshi1 year ago
    Very near from Greek street, my staying 
  • Bagus1 year ago
    The location is prime. So close to the city centre and train station.
  • Gene2 years ago
    Literally was a broom closet with a pad lock but it’s what I needed so I’m not mad in the slightest. Just needed to store my stuff. 
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Is there luggage storage inside Osaka Namba Station?

Osaka Namba Station does not have its own luggage storage service inside the station premises.

Where can I leave my suitcase near Osaka Namba Station?

The Osaka Metro Namba Station commuter pass office offers temporary storage. You must reserve and pay online via a third-party booking platform before dropping anything off.

How much does luggage storage cost at Osaka Namba Station?

The commuter pass office charges ¥1,000 per day for suitcase-sized items and ¥600 per day for bag-sized items.

Do I need to book luggage storage in advance near Osaka Namba Station?

Yes, prior reservation and online payment through a third-party booking website or app are required to use the temporary storage facility at the Osaka Metro Namba Station commuter pass office.

How long can I store my bag at Osaka Namba Station?

The maximum storage duration at the Osaka Metro Namba Station commuter pass office is 10 days.

Is there anywhere to store bags near Namba Yasaka Shrine?

Yes, the Osaka Metro Namba Station commuter pass office offers temporary bag storage, which you must reserve and pay for online via a third-party booking platform or the required booking app first. Namba Yasaka Shrine is about a 6- to 7-minute walk from Namba Station.

Can I store my bag near Hōzen-ji Temple while I visit?

Yes, you can use the Osaka Metro Namba Station commuter pass office storage, and Hōzen-ji Temple is a 3- to 4-minute walk from the ticket barrier at Namba Station.

Are there luggage storage options near the Namba station complex for same-day trips?

Yes, the Osaka Metro Namba Station commuter pass office offers temporary storage, charged per day at ¥1,000 for suitcase-sized items and ¥600 for bag-sized items. You need to reserve and pay online via a third-party booking platform.

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Last updated: 15 out, 2026

Luggage storage at and around Osaka Namba Station

Osaka Namba Station has no luggage storage inside the station premises itself, but the Osaka Metro Namba Station commuter pass office takes suitcase-sized items for ¥1,000 a day and bag-sized items for ¥600, with a 10-day maximum. You can't just turn up, though — reservation and online payment through a third-party booking website or app are required before you drop anything off.

The Namba complex is actually several physically separated stations run by Nankai, Osaka Metro, Kintetsu, and Hanshin, with JR Namba linked nearby, so allow extra time to find the right desk if you're carrying bags. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$1.49 per bag per day.

There's no strict size limit, though prices can vary with bag size. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage near Osaka Namba Station can be booked through the website or app.

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price$1.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$13,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations10022VariesOnly at stations/airports

Getting around the Namba station complex

Namba Station is a genuinely useful interchange, with Osaka Metro's Midosuji, Sennichimae, and Yotsubashi lines all stopping there. The Kintetsu Namba Line and Hanshin Namba Line also meet here, with direct rail connections to Nara Prefecture and Hyōgo Prefecture, including services to Kintetsu-Nara and Kōbe-Sannomiya. If you're heading further out, the Nankai Line runs from here to Kansai International Airport, Wakayama, and Kōyasan. Elevators connect platform levels to the ticket gates and ground level, which helps if you're hauling a suitcase between the different operators.

Nearby sights and the Minami area

Namba Station sits at the heart of the Minami area, the southern district spanning Chūō and Naniwa wards, so it's a natural base for exploring the area's temples and shrines on foot. Namba Yasaka Shrine is located approximately a 6- to 7-minute walk from Namba Station, while Hōzen-ji Temple is a 3- to 4-minute walk from the ticket barrier.

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