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If you want a taste of how locals live, it’s worth taking the subway or Chuo Line out to Nakano. This district in western Tokyo flies under the radar for most international travelers, but it’s a haven for geeky ‘otaku’ fans looking to shop through one of Tokyo’s busiest retail hubs. Similar to Akihabara, Nakano Broadway is a top shopping center for manga, anime, and video games.
Traditional shotengai are pedestrianized streets lined with charming shops and street food vendors, and Nakano is home to one of Tokyo’s best. Nakano’s other major retail destination is the open-air Sun Mall shopping street, which is located next to the neighborhood’s train station.
If you're heading to Nakano from the airport, you may want to store luggage to free your hands up for shopping. That's where the Bounce luggage storage service can help - we have handy locations to store luggage in Nakano City and throughout Tokyo.
While Nakano may appear to be pretty far out from central Tokyo areas like Shinjuku, the marvelous transportation of the city makes it easily accessible. Nakano Station is connected to the rest of Tokyo via the JR Chuo Line along with the Tozai Line on the Metro.
The Nakano Broadway shopping center is only a five-minute walk from Nakano Station (reachable via the Chuo Line and Tozai Subway). Even better, the commute is through Nakano Sun Mall.
This bustling shopping street is a two-minute walk from Nakano Station as it runs parallel to the train tracks.
If you're flying into Narita Airport, you can reach Nakano in about 90 minutes. You'll have a couple of transfers, so it's important to plan your commute ahead of time. You’ll take the Skyliner Express Train from the airport to Nippori Station and transfer to the Yamanote Line. Take the Yamanote Line to Shinjuku Station to transfer to the Chuo Line to reach Nakano Station.
Most international travelers will fly through Haneda Airport, and you can take the Keikyu Airport Line to Shinagawa Station. From there, transfer to the Yamanote Line to Shinjuku then transfer to the Chuo Line to reach Nakano. This will take about an hour, and if you're heading to Nakano during a layover, storing luggage can help.
The best option for luggage storage Nakano has is Bounce, but this is hardly the only Tokyo neighborhood where you'll be able to rely on these secure locations. With hundreds of luggage storage facilities across Tokyo, you can rely on the Bounce network just about anywhere.