Nakano Station luggage storage

About Nakano Station

Situated just west of Shinjuku, Nakano is one of the top residential areas of Tokyo that are worth checking out for international visitors. It flies under the radar as the neighboring areas are go-to destinations, but Nakano provides wonderful shopping and dining offerings in a more relaxed and less touristy setting. 

The district is lined with wonderful shotengai (covered shopping streets) along with being home to Mandarake shops specializing in Otaku merchandise (anime and manga). Nakano Broadway, one of Tokyo's top retail destinations, is a major draw. 

The area is also incredibly easy to reach as Nakano Station, the central hub, is well-connected through the subway and multiple train lines. Going to stay somewhere slightly off the beaten path? You could do worse than grabbing a hotel in Nakano. 

If you're planning on utilizing Nakano Station’s useful train connections to explore Tokyo, you should use our Bounce luggage storage service to make your trip easier. The network’s main spot at #504 City Plaza Nakano 5-32-11 Nakano,Nakano-Ku, is ultra-convenient for commuting through Nakano Station, and there are hundreds of luggage storage locations across Tokyo. 

How to get to or from Nakano Station

It’s a moderately large train station, but it's well connected to other central Tokyo districts via the Chūō Main Line. Nakano Station is served by both the Tokyo Metro and JR East trains. There are four multi-track platforms, each dedicated to specific routes, so you’ll want to pay attention as you enter the train station.

 Train connections 

• JR Chuo Line: Shinjuku Station (5 minutes), Tokyo Station (18 minutes), Meiji Jingu Shrine (10 minutes), 

Tokyo Metro connections

• Tozai Line: Tokyo Station (20 minutes), Imperial Palace (18 minutes) 

Connections to Tokyo airports

• Narita Airport is about 90 minutes from Nakano Station as the trip involves multiple transfers. From the arrivals terminal, you hop on the Skyliner Express Train running to Nippori Station, where you’ll transfer to the Yamanote Line. From there, you’ll take the Yamanote Line to Shinjuku Station and transfer to the Chuo Line to get to Nakano Station. 
• It’s not any easier to get here from Haneda Airport as you'll have to transfer. You’ll take the Keikyu Airport Line to Shinagawa Station and transfer to the Yamanote Line to head to Shinjuku Station. From there, transfer to the Chuo Line to reach Nakano Station. 

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