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  • John5 months ago
    Good bloke, luggage safe. Cheap. Ideal, can't fault it.
  • Larissa4 months ago
    I had a few hours layover in Chicago and decided to use this luggage storage service. The location was a bit difficult to find at first, but overall I’d still recommend it. There wasn’t a locked room or lockers for the bags, so I was a little unsure at first, but when I came back everything was exactly as I left it and I didn’t have any problems. It was great to be able to explore Chicago freely without carrying my luggage around.
  • David10 months ago
    Friendly staff, manned 24/7 so easy-thank you!
  • Andrew1 year ago
    The service attendant knew what they were doing, we were in at drop off and out at pickup within two minutes.
  • Brittney1 year ago
    Besides being almost 45 minutes late to open, everything else was a good experience. The guy taking our luggage didn’t really know what was going on (he was not the owner). He was very friendly though. He stored our luggage in the shop. When we got back, some of our luggage was in the shop and some of it was being brought around from who knows where. That was definitely interesting, but everything seemed to be in the right place when we looked. No one asked for a confirmation email or anything.
  • Cerys1 year ago
    Really convenient and easy to use. 24 hr reception so was flexible with my pick up time which I really appreciated.
  • anna1 year ago
    Great location right in the centre of town, lovely and helpful staff.
  • Rod1 year ago
    Literally 1 minute walk from the theatre we were going to. Very quick to drop bags off before and pick them up after.
  • Juan Manuel2 years ago
    The site is the closest to the airport, perfect
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  • Kerry2 years ago
    Excellent service. Will definitely use again! 
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Are there coin lockers at Nippori Station?

Yes, Nippori Station has numerous coin-operated luggage lockers inside and outside the JR, Keisei and Nippori-Toneri Liner ticket gates.

Where can I store luggage near Nippori Station for same-day drop-off?

You can use the numerous coin-operated luggage lockers at Nippori Station, located inside and outside the JR, Keisei and Nippori-Toneri Liner ticket gates.

Can I leave luggage at Nippori Station while exploring Yanaka Ginza?

Yes, you can leave your bags in a coin locker at Nippori Station and then explore Yanaka Ginza, a historic 170-metre shopping street known for its nostalgic atmosphere.

Is there luggage storage available when transferring through Nippori to Narita Airport?

Yes, Nippori Station has coin lockers, and you can continue from there on the Keisei Electric Railway Main Line to Narita Airport.

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Last updated: 14 out, 2026

Luggage lockers and storage at Nippori Station

If you find yourself with hours to fill in Nippori and a bag you'd rather not carry, there are places to leave it while you explore this quieter corner of Tokyo.

Ueno Park's museums, zoo and cherry-blossom paths are close enough to reach on foot or by one stop on the train, while the station's own lockers only help for a few hours at a time. For places like Yanaka Ginza and Goten-zaka, where browsing and strolling matter more than managing a suitcase, Stasher offers convenient storage nearby. Nippori’s retro, shitamachi character makes it a useful base for exploring Tokyo’s historic downtown rather than just a transfer point. Travellers heading to Narita Airport can pick up the Keisei Electric Railway Main Line directly at Nippori Station. Nippori Station is the terminal for the Nippori-Toneri Liner, making it easy to reach Minumadai-shinsuikōen without changing trains. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$1.49 per bag per day.

⁣Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage in Nippori 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 locations9742VariesOnly at stations/airports

Beyond the station: exploring Nippori on foot

From Nippori Station, Gotenzaka slopes gently down towards Yanaka Cemetery, making for an easy stroll through one of Tokyo's districts. Arakawa's local revitalisation facility for the Nippori textile district has a tourist information desk and a rest area where visitors can pause. Yanaka Ginza is a historic 170-metre shopping street known for its nostalgic atmosphere, and it is easier to browse without a suitcase in tow.

A short trip to Ueno Park from Nippori

Ueno Park is served by JR Ueno Station, whose Park Exit is a five-minute walk from the park itself. This large public park is known for its museums, Ueno Zoo and cherry blossom viewing, but navigating them with a suitcase would be cumbersome. Ueno Park is free to enter and is open from 5:00 to 23:00, giving you a wide window to explore before retrieving your bags. If you're planning to explore Ueno Park, Nippori Station's coin lockers are one option for keeping your hands free for the museums and the zoo.

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