Luggage storage Tsukiji Fish Market

Tokyo, Japan's bustling capital, is an exciting blend of tradition and modernity. One of the city's most famous attractions is the Tsukiji Fish Market, which has long been a cornerstone of Tokyo’s culinary and cultural scene. Established in 1935, Tsukiji became the world's largest wholesale fish and seafood market, drawing both locals and tourists eager to witness its legendary tuna auctions and taste incredibly fresh sushi.

Visitors flock to Tsukiji Fish Market to experience not just its vast array of seafood, but also to immerse themselves in a piece of Tokyo’s history. Even though the inner wholesale market relocated to Toyosu in 2018, the outer market remains a vibrant hub of activity. The outer market is filled with stalls selling fresh produce, kitchenware, and a variety of specialty foods, offering a unique glimpse into Japanese culinary traditions.

The Tsukiji Fish Market holds cultural and practical significance for Tokyo. It's a key site for understanding Japan’s fishing industry and seafood culture. The market’s lively atmosphere is a testament to the dedication and hard work of the vendors and fishermen who provide the incredible array of marine life that Japan is famous for. Whether you're a foodie or a culture enthusiast, visiting Tsukiji offers a memorable and enriching experience.

• Tsukiji Station: Coin lockers available; ¥300 to ¥600 per day.
• Tsukijishijo Station: Coin lockers available; ¥300 to ¥600 per day.
• Stasher: Multiple locations throughout Tokyo; secure and affordable storage.

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• Sample delectable sushi and sashimi in local eateries
• Purchase fresh seafood and unique Japanese ingredients
• Experience traditional Japanese knife craftsmanship at specialty shops
• Immerse yourself in the lively market vibe and interact with local vendors

Located in Tokyo, Tsukiji Fish Market is surrounded by various major transit hubs that make it easily accessible. One of the foremost transit hubs in the vicinity is Tokyo Station, which is approximately a 15-minute subway ride away. Tokyo Station is a key connecting point for domestic and international travelers, linking several train lines, including the Shinkansen (bullet train) services.

Another notable transit hub nearby is Shimbashi Station. Just a short 10-minute subway ride from Tsukiji, Shimbashi Station connects several JR lines and the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line. This station provides convenient access to various parts of Tokyo, making travel around the city seamless.

For those looking to explore beyond Tokyo, the nearby Hamamatsucho Station offers connections to major destinations through the Tokyo Monorail, which provides direct access to Haneda Airport. This station is also served by the JR Yamanote Line and the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line, making it an essential transit point. Leveraging these nearby hubs ensures that travelers can navigate Tokyo and beyond with ease.

Stasher provides excellent long-term and large group luggage storage solutions in Japan, especially in Tokyo and the Tsukiji Fish Market area. Whether you need to store luggage for several weeks or months or you are traveling with a large group or tour group, Stasher has you covered.

We offer a price beating guarantee where we will beat any other genuine, comparable offer by 5 percent. Additionally, we provide extra long-term and large group discounts upon request through our customer support. Our flexible refund policy ensures you can book ahead to secure your space and message us later for a partial refund if needed.

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