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Where are the official luggage storage facilities located at Haneda Airport and what are their operating hours?

Official storage is at Terminal 1 B1F, Terminal 2 B1F, and Terminal 3's 2F Arrival Lobby and 3F Departure Lobby. Terminal 3 is open 24 hours; Terminals 1 and 2 operate from 8:00 to 19:30.

How much does it cost to store luggage at Haneda Airport?

At the official counters, expect 800 yen per day for luggage under 120cm, 1,000 yen for 120–199cm, or 2,000 yen for 200–300cm.

Is there cheaper luggage storage near Haneda Airport than the official counters?

Stasher starts from $1.49 per bag per day, while the official counters charge 800, 1,000, or 2,000 yen per day depending on bag dimensions, so the cheaper choice depends on exchange rates and size.

How far is the nearest independent luggage storage point from Haneda Airport?

<p>There is currently no Stasher point within practical walking distance of Haneda Airport. Choose a bookable location on your onward route and check its exact address before travelling.</p>

How many days can I leave my luggage at Haneda Airport?

The temporary baggage storage counters at Haneda Airport can keep luggage for up to two weeks.

Is there luggage storage before security at Haneda Airport?

Yes. Haneda Airport's official baggage storage and coin lockers are in the general public area before security, making them landside facilities.

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Last updated: 22 ago, 2026

Luggage storage before or after your Haneda Airport flight

No Stasher point is currently within a practical walk of Haneda Airport, so any Stasher booking requires a separate journey.

The awkward hours between a Haneda Airport flight and hotel check-in or checkout are easier to use without luggage. Stasher rates for travellers using Haneda Airport start from $1.49 per bag per day.

Every booking carries the Stasher Guarantee, covering up to US$14,000 per booking. There are no limits on bag size or weight, so large or heavy luggage is accepted. Before drop-off, a cancelled booking can receive a 50% refund or a 100% coupon for future use.

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$14,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9317VariesOnly at stations/airports

Official left-luggage at Haneda terminals

Haneda Airport’s official temporary baggage storage counters are in Terminal 1 (B1F), Terminal 2 (B1F), and Terminal 3 (2F Arrival Lobby and 3F Departure Lobby). The counters and coin lockers are all in the public, landside area before security, so they are accessible without entering the secure departures zone.

Fees are charged by bag size: 800 yen per day for bags under 120cm, 1,000 yen per day for 120–199cm, and 2,000 yen per day for 200–300cm. The temporary baggage storage counters can keep bags for up to two weeks.

Leaving Haneda on a layover

Stasher has luggage storage for Haneda Airport, outside the airport, at trusted local shops and hotels or in self-service smart lockers. A spot can be booked online, with bags kept safely out of sight until collection. The Keikyu Line reaches Tokyo Station in about 20 minutes from Terminal 3 and 23 minutes from Terminals 1 and 2, providing a clear journey-time reference for a city stop during a layover. At Terminals 1 and 2, the Keikyu Line and Tokyo Monorail stations are on B1F. Large suitcases can travel on the Keikyu Bus between Haneda Airport and Tokyo Station in the under-floor trunk room.

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