Luggage storage Asakusa

Tokyo, Japan's bustling capital, is a perfect blend of ultramodern advancements and traditional culture. One must-visit neighborhood in Tokyo is Asakusa, which offers a glimpse into the city's historic past. Asakusa's roots date back to the Edo period and it is home to Sensō-ji, Tokyo’s oldest and most famous Buddhist temple. The temple was completed in 645 AD and has since remained a significant cultural and spiritual center.

Tourists flock to Asakusa not only to visit Sensō-ji but also to experience Asakusa Shrine, Nakamise Shopping Street, and traditional rickshaw rides. Nakamise Street is particularly famous for its array of local snacks and souvenirs, providing a vibrant shopping experience that immerses visitors in Japanese culture. The district's charming blend of history and modernity draws millions of visitors annually and offers a unique window into traditional Japanese life amidst the contemporary hustle of Tokyo.

Aside from its cultural significance, Asakusa plays an important role in various traditional festivals, such as Sanja Matsuri, one of Tokyo's most popular Shinto festivals held annually in May. This festival celebrates the three men who founded Sensō-ji and highlights the deep cultural and religious history of the area. Whether it's for historical tours, shopping, or experiencing local festivals, Asakusa remains a pivotal destination for anyone visiting Tokyo.

• Asakusa Station (both the Tokyo Metro and Tobu Lines)
• Nakamise Street, close to popular attractions such as Senso-ji Temple
• Various shopping centers around Asakusa

• Stasher locations: Secure and centrally located, bookable online.
• Asakusa Station lockers: Convenient but can be in high demand.
• Costs: Usually between ¥300 to ¥700 per day for station lockers.

• Senso-ji Temple: Explore the stunning temple grounds and adjoining market street.
• Sumida River Cruise: Experience Tokyo from a different perspective with a relaxing boat ride.
• Asakusa Culture and Tourist Information Center: Enjoy panoramic views and gather useful travel tips.

Asakusa is a vibrant district in Tokyo with plenty of access to major transit hubs. One of the nearest major transit hubs is Ueno Station, located just a few stops away on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line. Ueno Station is a bustling interchange that connects to several important lines, including the JR Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line, and the Ueno-Tokyo Line, making it a key access point for reaching various parts of Tokyo and beyond.

Another significant transit hub close to Asakusa is Tokyo Station, which can be reached via a short subway ride on the Ginza Line to Ueno and then transferring to the JR Yamanote Line. Tokyo Station is not only a key node in the Tokyo Metro system but also a major terminal for Shinkansen (bullet train) services, connecting Tokyo to other major cities across Japan, such as Kyoto, Osaka, and Hiroshima. For international travel, Narita Airport and Haneda Airport are also accessible from Tokyo Station via dedicated express train services.

Stasher provides excellent long-term and large group luggage storage in Japan, particularly in Tokyo, Asakusa. Whether you're looking to store your bags for several weeks or months, or you need storage solutions for a large group or tour group, we've got you covered. We offer a price beating guarantee; if you find a genuine, comparable offer, we'll beat it by 5 per cent. Plus, we offer extra long-term and large group discounts upon request to our customer support.

With our flexible refunds, you can feel free to book ahead to secure your space and then message us about a partial refund after booking. Our website makes it easy to find available hosts for your storage needs, simply use the bag-counter and date-picker to get started.