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  • Michelle11 months ago in Tsukiji Fish Market
    It was convenient in Ginza
  • Robert11 months ago in Tsukiji Fish Market
    Good shop but not that organised
  • John1 year ago in Tsukiji Fish Market
    No complaints.
  • Nate 1 year ago in Tsukiji Fish Market
    I did not leave my bags, but the staff were amazing.
  • Matthias 6 years ago in Tsukiji Fish Market
    everything went fine. but I would really have wanted to get a receipt for my suitcase. not having any verification at all that I even left something does not feel great
  • Geoff7 years ago in Tsukiji Fish Market
    Great service -- helpful, easy and secure.
  • Therese7 years ago in Tsukiji Fish Market
    The provider was friendly and helpful. They were able to store our large snow bag and snowboard. It’s useful to have wheels on bags!
  • Thomas7 years ago in Tsukiji Fish Market
    Easy to find. Unfortunately the lift was broken on arrival so we had to carry our heavy suitcase to the 6th floor! It is quite literally stored in a corner of their office. The luggage wasn't marked and their was no receipt so I wonder how they would know which luggage belongs to whom upon pick-up ? Other than that everything was fine.
  • Scott7 years ago in Tsukiji Fish Market
    Efficient & delivered on expectation
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FAQs

Where can I leave my luggage near Tsukiji Fish Market?

The closest places to drop a bag are at the surrounding rail hubs, such as Ginza Station or Yurakucho Station, rather than at a dedicated Tsukiji stop.

How do I store bags while using Ginza Station near Tsukiji?

Ginza Station is the most direct access point to the market area and is served by three Tokyo Metro lines.

Is there luggage storage at Yurakucho Station for Tsukiji visitors?

It offers transfers to JR East lines and the Toei Subway.

Can I store my suitcase while changing trains at Shimbashi Station?

Shimbashi Station is served by four railway operators, so there are multiple line connections to consider when choosing where to leave a bag.

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Last updated: 14 out, 2026

Getting to Tsukiji with luggage

Most visitors reach the market area through the surrounding rail hubs rather than a dedicated Tsukiji stop, so your arrival route shapes where a bag can be left.

The most direct access is via Ginza Station, served by the Tokyo Metro Ginza, Marunouchi, and Hibiya lines. The nearest larger hub is Yurakucho Station, about 17 minutes (~1.1 km) away, with transfers to JR East lines and the Toei Subway. Shimbashi Station sits close by too, served by four operators: JR East, Tokyo Metro, the Toei Subway, and Yurikamome. 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 near Tsukiji Fish Market can be booked through the website or app.⁣

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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

Neighbouring districts and arrival lines

The JR East Yamanote Line at Yurakucho Station serves local routes, with trains departing for destinations including Shinagawa, Shibuya, Tokyo, and Ueno. The Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line at Yurakucho Station serves local routes, with trains departing for Shin-kiba and Wakoshi.

If you're arriving on a weekend or holiday and walking up through Ginza, note that Chūō-dōri becomes a pedestrian-only street from noon to 6:00 p.m. (April to September) or 5:00 p.m. (October to March), which makes rolling a suitcase along it easier, but also makes the street busier.

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