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About Roppongi Station

Since the 2000s, developments like Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown have turned the Roppongi District into one of Tokyo’s best up-and-coming areas. You'll find sleek luxury hotels that provide lavish accommodations in a more relaxed setting than Shinjuku or downtown Tokyo. The retail offerings are more geared towards upscale tastes and budgets, but it's at least worth window shopping for a bit. 

It’s not all luxury shopping, either. Roppongi’s National Art Center is one of the largest and most renowned art museums in all of Japan and forms the "Art Triangle Roppongi" with neighboring institutions Mori Art Museum and Tokyo Midtown's Suntory Museum. It’s also an underrated foodie destination, with regional classics like the kakigori shaved ice and taiyaki fish-shaped pastries. 

Roppongi is located in the Minato Ward and is connected to the rest of Tokyo through the Roppongi Subway Station. It's fairly easy to reach through the Hibiya and Oedo subway lines from major hubs like Shinjuku and Tokyo Stations. If you’re planning on taking the train down to this fascinating district, you can stop by our luggage storage service’s spot at 港区六本木6-2-6　GEMS六本木 1&2Ｆ serving Roppongi Station. 

What’s the booking process like? 

• Search for the best location: Through the mobile app or website, you'll be able to use the intuitive map-based search function to find the most convenient Roppongi Station luggage storage location for your dates. 
• Book your reservation in advance: It takes as little as two minutes to plug your information in and book online. Your reservation will be confirmed before you travel, so there's no worrying about locker availability. 
• Securely pay online: You pay ahead of time, so you'll be able to quickly drop your bags off when you get to Roppongi. 

How to get to or from Roppongi Station

Roppongi Station can be found at 9 Chome-7-39 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan in the Minato Ward just south of downtown. Roppongi Station’s platforms are entirely underground (it’s actually the deepest subterranean facility in Tokyo).

Roppongi Subway Station is primarily served by the Toei Oedo Line, the Hibiya Line, and the Marunouchi Line. These provide valuable connections to major train stations like Tokyo Station or Shinjuku Station, connecting the district with the rest of greater Tokyo and beyond. It's also walkable from almost every attraction and landmark in the district. 

 Subway connections 

• From Tokyo Station, it takes 15 minutes via the Marunouchi and Hibiya Subway Lines to get to Roppongi Station. 
• Shinjuku Station is only 10 minutes away if you take the Oedo Subway Line.
• You can get to Akihabara Station and Ueno in 30 minutes via the Hibiya Subway Line.

Getting to Roppongi Hills

You can get to Roppongi Hills in as little as five minutes on foot. The Hibiya Line platform is the closest, but you’re never more than 10 minutes away. 

Getting to Tokyo Midtown from Roppongi Station 

This retail and entertainment complex is only a three-minute walk away from Roppongi Station. 

Getting to Mori Art Museum from Roppongi Station 

One of Tokyo’s top museums for contemporary art is just a 15-minute walk from Roppongi Station through the heart of the district. 

Connections to Tokyo airports

• From Haneda Airport, it takes about 45 minutes via the JR Asakusa Line and the Oedo Subway Line (transfer at Daimon Station). 
• If you’re flying into Narita Airport, you’ll have to make a few transfers as the Keisei Narita Line runs from the airport to Aoto Station, then you’ll transfer to Higashi-Ginza Station to the Hibiya Line to reach Roppongi Station in about 90 minutes. 

With luggage storage locations throughout Tokyo, Bounce should be your go-to resource for luggage storage on your trip to the Japanese capital. And if you're heading to Osaka, Kyoto, or Hiroshima, you'll also be able to rely on Bounce’s secure storage facilities in these world-class travel destinations.