Luggage Storage Hamamatsucho Station from $1.49, open 24/7

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4.94from 1.5m+ worldwide ratings

Alan4 months ago
Really helpful staff - all very easy and nice and close to the Academy
Diane 4 months ago
Was a bit surprised when I got to premier inn. I was not asked for my name or booking number and even was not asked to show my ID
PATRICK6 months ago
Secure. Friendly. Perfect. Short walk from Euston
Zoey6 months ago
Right across the bridge from Rogers Center. Quick and easy. Only weird thing is bags are locked in a bathroom.
Andrius7 months ago
The stashing point was just the floor (not the cleanest), my wife got scared for belongings safety and refused to leave them, we ended up not stashing all the bags. Otherwise, the 2 bags were stashed and returned in full; service was good.
Marjolein9 months ago
Super friendly help. And our luggage got put away in a separate room.
Gary11 months ago
Dropping off and collecting from the location was quick and easy
Jessica1 year ago
Nice app! Easy to use and helpful. Services like this makes travelling around London much easier!
Stephen1 year ago
The shop was great - easy to drop off and pick-up.
Manuel 1 year ago
Great service. Easy delivery of the bags as well as their subsequent collection. Very friendly service in both phases.
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FAQs

Are there coin lockers at Hamamatsucho Station for luggage storage?

Hamamatsucho Station has coin lockers available for passenger use within the JR East and Tokyo Monorail station premises. They can be accessed from the first train until the last train daily.

Can I store my bags at Hamamatsucho Station overnight?

Not in the station's coin lockers, which are only available from the first train until the last train each day.

Can I leave my bags at Hamamatsucho Station while taking the monorail to Haneda Airport?

Yes, Hamamatsucho Station has coin lockers for passengers, run within the JR East and Tokyo Monorail station premises. They're available from the first train until the last train daily, so you can drop a bag before you ride. The monorail from here reaches Haneda Airport in about 20 minutes.

Where can I leave my suitcase while visiting Zōjōji Temple from Hamamatsucho Station?

You can use the coin lockers on the JR East and Tokyo Monorail station premises at Hamamatsucho Station. Zōjōji Temple is about 250 metres from Shiba Park near the station, so the lockers keep your bag close by for a visit.

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Luggage storage at Hamamatsucho Station

Plenty of people roll through Hamamatsucho with a suitcase in tow, usually because they have just landed at Haneda or are about to head there.

The station works as a transfer point between the airport monorail and JR lines around Tokyo, but it has no manned left-luggage office of its own. Walking over to Daimon Station for the Toei subway lines takes about seven minutes, so it helps to have your bags sorted before committing to that connection. Coin lockers at Hamamatsucho Station are operated within the JR East and Tokyo Monorail station premises. 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 Hamamatsucho Station can be booked through the website or app.

		Other Platforms	Station/Airport Facilities
Price	$1.49	Varies, usually slightly more	Varies, up to 2x more
Refund policy		credit only or no refund
Guarantee	$13,000	Similar (terms vary)
Trustpilot Score	4.8 / 5	Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 5	2.7/5
Number of locations	9918	Varies	Only at stations/airports

Hamamatsucho as a transit hub

Hamamatsucho Station sits in the Hamamatsucho district of Minato, Tokyo, and is run jointly by JR East and Tokyo Monorail. Its main role for travellers is as the Tokyo terminus of the Tokyo Monorail, which runs directly to Haneda Airport Terminal 3, Terminal 1, and Terminal 2 stations. The ride to Haneda takes about 20 minutes, making it a quick gateway into the city from the airport. JR East also runs local and regional services on the Yamanote Line and the Keihin-Tōhoku Line here, so the station works as a transfer point for moving around Tokyo itself.

Getting around from Hamamatsucho

Hamamatsucho Station connects to Toei Subway's Daimon Station through a signed walking passage, which gives access to the Asakusa Line and Oedo Line. The walk takes roughly seven minutes, manageable with a bag but worth knowing before you commit to a tight connection. The most direct access to Ginza is via Ginza Station, which is served by the Tokyo Metro Ginza, Marunouchi, and Hibiya lines.