from ¥400 / day
Keep your bags safe at one of our top-rated luggage storage spots
Tokyo, Japan
Partnering with Bounce since October 2023, this Local shop offers convenient luggage storage close to Hibiya Station and Yūrakuchō Station. With the capacity to securely store up to 100 bags daily and 24/7 support, be sure to book your spot before they're all taken! It's the ultimate way to store your bags in Tokyo, with up to ¥1,000,000 protection per bag. After booking, simply present your reservation confirmation on-site, and hand your bags over to the Bounce Partner - it's a breeze!
This location accepts all sizes of bags: stashing purses and tote bags will set you back just ¥590, and regular luggage ¥890.
Getting there
Here's the route: Tokyo, JP
Tokyo, Japan
Partnering with Bounce since October 2023, this Restaurant provides handy luggage storage near Hamamatsuchō Station and Tokyo Tower. With a capacity to secure 100 bags daily and 24/7 support, ensure you book your spot before they fill up! It's your best bet to keep your luggage safe in Tokyo, offering up to ¥1,000,000 bag protection. After booking, simply present your reservation confirmation at the spot, and hand your bags over to the Bounce Partner - it's as simple as that!
This spot accommodates bags of any size: purses and tote bags are priced at ¥590, while regular luggage costs ¥890.
Directions to get there
Here's the route: Tokyo, JP
Choose a storage spot
Book a convenient Bounce luggage storage spot in a tap.
Drop off your bags
Go to the bag storage spot and show your booking to the staff.
Enjoy the day
Make the most of Shinbashi without baggage!
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Shinbashi is one of the more interesting central districts in Tokyo and a great non-touristy place to head for food and drinks. It’s located near Hibiya and the Imperial Palace and is easily reached by train. To avoid any confusion, “Shinbashi” and “Shimbashi” are one and the same. The name was simply Romanized in the translation. Regardless of what you call it, this area is where you’ll find Tokyo’s “salarymen.”
The concept of a “salaryman” will be alien to any international traveler, but it more or less refers to the after-work nightlife scene that finds corporate employees drinking (in large quantities) and eating with their cohort. This often results in corner bars packed with office workers clad in suits and drinking at a fervent pace.
The food scene in Shinbashi is outstanding as it’s home to wonderful Izakaya and ramen bars along with a few nightclubs. It’s not precisely a place you’ll want to bring the kids, but it’s perfect for groups of friends who want to bar-hop.
The area is well-connected via Shimbashi Station and easy to reach from Shinjuku or Tokyo’s other central districts. And if you need luggage storage near Shimbashi Station or other parts of the district, Bounce has convenient locations that are easy to stop by on your way to restaurants or bars.
The area is well-connected to the rest of Tokyo via multiple JR routes along with a few subway lines stopping at Shimbashi Station. Shiodome Station is another hub in Shinbashi (Toei Oedo Line, Yurikamome Line), but it’s more for commuters than travelers.
Spend any amount of time in Tokyo and you’ll certainly take the Yamanote Line, which conveniently connects Shimbashi Station with the rest of the city.
The Ginza Line is one of the most useful routes for quick trips around Tokyo, and it stops right in the heart of Shinbashi.
It takes about an hour to get from Haneda Airport to get to Shinbashi. You’ll simply take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho Station, then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line to reach Shimbashi Station.
If you’re taking a connecting flight from Narita Airport, you’ll take the Narita Express to Tokyo Station before transferring to the JR Yamanote Line to reach Shimbashi Station. The whole trip will take just over an hour and will cost around $8.