JR Tokyo Station coin lockers and luggage storage

Survey date: November 15, 2022

Tokyo Station is the starting point of Japan’s railroad system, served by the Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen lines, the Hokkaido, Tohoku, Yamagata, Akita, Joetsu, and Hokuriku Shinkansen lines, the Utsunomiya, Takasaki, and Joban lines via the Tokaido and Ueno Tokyo lines, the Chuo, Yamanote, Keihin Tohoku, Yokosuka and Sobu rapid transit lines, and Keiyo Line.

On the Marunouchi side, there are commercial facilities such as the Marunouchi Building, Shin-Marunouchi Building, KITTE, and Marunouchi Oazo, and Tokyo Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line is located underground. The area is surrounded by office buildings, and the Imperial Palace stretches beyond.

On the Yaesu side of the station, the GranTokyo North Tower houses the Daimaru Tokyo Store, and the Yaesu Underground Mall extends underground. Express buses to various destinations arrive and depart from the “Bus Terminal Tokyo Yaesu” located in front of the “Grand Roof” in front of the Yaesu Exit and to the southeast, making the area a transportation node for buses as well as trains.

There are a total of 43 coin lockers at Tokyo Station!

Tokyo Station has a total of 43 coin lockers: 13 inside the ticket gates and 30 outside the ticket gates!

As one would expect from such a large number of users, there are many coin lockers in the station.

It would be better if all the coin lockers were marked with a letter of the alphabet, but unfortunately, they are not.

Also, some of the coin lockers outside the ticket gates on the Yaesu side are managed by JR Tokai, unlike JR East, which manages the majority of the coin lockers, so the alphabet is assigned differently, making things complicated.

Since the stations are large and there are many coin lockers, be careful not to forget where you left your money.

Both JR East and JR Tokai have published coin locker layout maps on the Internet.

• Tokyo Station Coin Lockers and Luggage Deposit Boxes｜Tokyo Station City (JR East)
• Tokyo Station Ichibangai Coin Locker Usage (JR Tokai)

Also, JR East’s “Tokyo Station Navi (Tokyo Station Guide Service),” a smartphone application, will provide directions to the desired coin locker based on location information.

• Tokyo Station Navi (Tokyo Station Guide Service) in the App Store
• Tokyo Station Navi (Tokyo Station Guide Service) – Apps on Google Play

If you are worried about getting lost because Tokyo Station is so large, download the app and it will guide you to the place you are looking for, including the coin lockers.

【Inside ticket gates】[A] 1st floor, near Marunouchi South Gate ticket gates

Coin lockers are located near the Marunouchi South Exit ticket gates on the Chuo Line side of the 1st floor.

• 400 yen small: 21 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 19 pieces
• Large of 700 yen: 19 pieces

There are large coin lockers, so large suitcases may be placed in them.

In addition to coins, transportation system IC cards (except 1,000-yen bills and PiTaPa) are accepted for payment.

【Inside ticket gates】[B] 1st floor, south side of Marunouchi Namboku Passage

These coin-operated lockers are located on the south side of the north-south aisle on the Marunouchi side of the 1st floor, across from the curry and book store.

• 400 yen small: 21 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 20 pieces
• Large of 700 yen: 34 pieces

There are large coin lockers here as well, so large suitcases should be fine.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa are accepted as payment methods.

【Inside ticket gates】[C] Central aisle staircase landing

There is a staircase going down to the B1 floor in the central passageway connecting the Marunouchi Central Exit on the 1st floor and the Yaesu Central Exit on the 2nd floor.

There are coin lockers at two locations on the landing.

• 400 yen small: 61 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 60 pieces
• 700 yen large: 34 pieces

Large coin lockers are available, so even large suitcases are safe, but since it is necessary to use the stairs to get to the coin lockers, it may be better to leave excessively heavy luggage elsewhere.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa are accepted as payment methods.

【Inside ticket gates】[D] 1st floor, Marunouchi Central North-South Passage

Coin lockers are also available in the north-south passageway connecting the Marunouchi Central Exit and the Marunouchi North Exit, near the entrance to Gransta Tokyo.

• 400 yen small: 17 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 16 pieces
• Large of 700 yen: 10 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be stored.

In addition to coins, transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Inside ticket gates】 [J] 1st floor, near Yaesu South Gate ticket gates

Coin lockers are also available in the Yaesu South Exit ticket gate.

• 400 yen small: 1 piece
• 500 yen medium (narrower in height): 12 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 3 pieces
• 800 yen extra large: 3 pieces

There are oversized coin lockers here, so even fairly large suitcases can fit.

The concourse is a stairway from the location of the coin lockers, but there is a ramp behind the coin lockers, so you can move around without any difference in level.

Note that the medium-sized coin-operated lockers in the lower back section are narrower in length and width than normal ones.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa are accepted as payment methods.

【Inside ticket gates】 [L] B1F near Keiyo Passage elevator

Enter the Marunouchi South Exit and go to the left to find a long connecting walkway to the Keiyo Line underground platform.

Go down the escalator, take the three moving walkways, and you will find coin lockers in the elevator corridor on the left.

• 400 yen small: 30 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 22 pieces
• 700 yen large: 13 pieces

There are large coin lockers, so even large suitcases can be stored.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa are accepted as payment methods.

【Inside ticket gates】 [M] B2F Keiyo Underground Passage South

There are also coin lockers on the second basement floor down the elevator/escalator/stairs right next to the [L] coin lockers.

• 400 yen small: 52 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 44 pieces
• 700 yen large: 23 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so even large suitcases should be fine.

However, the aisle in front of the coin lockers is narrow, so be careful when inserting and removing luggage.

In addition to coins, transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Inside ticket gates】[N]Near Keiyo Underground Marunouchi ticket gates on B2F

Opposite the coin lockers at [M] are the coin lockers at [N], located on the second basement floor near the Keiyo Marunouchi underground ticket gates.

• 400 yen small: 28 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 6 pieces
• 700 yen large: 6 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so you may be able to put in a large suitcase.

Compared to the coin lockers at [M], the aisle in front of the coin lockers is wider, so large suitcases are easier to use here.

In addition to coins, transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

The four blue lockers (small, medium, and large) are called “To Locca” lockers, which are reserved lockers with a different fee structure. The fee structure is different and will be introduced in detail in another section.

【Inside ticket gates】[V] Marunouchi Underground North Exit Passage

Coin lockers are located on both sides of the passageway inside the Marunouchi Underground North Exit ticket gates.

• 400 yen small: 43 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 48 pieces
• 700 yen large: 24 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be stored.

In addition to coins, transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

The blue coin-operated lockers closest to the ticket gates are called “To Locca” lockers, which are reserved lockers with a different fee structure. The fee structure is different, and will be explained in detail in another section.

【Inside ticket gates】[X][Y][Z] Locker area on the south side of Gransta Tokyo, B1F

On the first basement floor of Tokyo Station is a commercial facility called Gransta Tokyo.

The south side from the crossroads in the middle of Gransta Tokyo is a large coin locker area with a cloakroom as well.

• 400 yen small: 383 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 433 pieces
• 700 yen large: 175 pieces
• 800 yen extra large: 61 pieces

You may be surprised at the number of lockers, but this is Tokyo Station under heaven. Even so, all the lockers are filled during peak season.

There are extra-large coin lockers, so even large suitcases should be fine.

In addition to coins, you can also pay with transportation system IC cards except for 1,000-yen bills and PiTaPa.

Coin lockers for coins only

In addition, coin lockers for coins only are available in the same area.

• 400 yen small: 19 pieces (coins only)
• 500 yen medium: 67 pieces (coins only)

There is a machine nearby that exchanges 1,000-yen bills and 500-yen coins, so use this if you do not have small change.

Hourly lockers

At the back of the locker area, to the right of the aisle, there are also time-based lockers.

• Small: 16 units at 200 yen for up to 3 hours (400 yen for every 24 hours thereafter)
• Medium: 15 pieces for 300 yen for up to 3 hours (500 yen for every 24 hours thereafter)

In addition to coins, transportation system IC cards (except 1,000-yen bills and PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

For use of up to 3 hours, the fee is half that of the regular fee, so use this method for short-time use.

To Locca

The blue coin-operated lockers at the far end of the locker area are called “To Locca,” which are reserved lockers with a different fee structure. The price structure is different.

• Small: 4 pcs
• Medium: 15 pcs
• Large: 3 pcs

【Inside ticket gates】Basement 1F, Gransta Underground, North Exit, right side of ticket gates

The northernmost entrance of Gransta Tokyo is the IC card-only Gransta Underground North Exit facing the north free underground passageway.

Coin lockers are located on the right side of this ticket gate.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 12 pieces
• 500 yen medium (narrower in height): 11 pieces
• 700 yen large ( narrower in height ) : 11 pieces

The large size could accommodate a large suitcase.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa are accepted as payment methods.

【Inside ticket gates】Basement 1F, Gransta Underground, on the left before the North Exit ticket gates.

There is also a coin locker next to the escalator on the left side of the passageway in front of the north entrance of the Gransta underground, although it is difficult to see behind a pillar.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 7 pieces
• 500 yen medium (narrower in height): 6 pieces
• 700 yen large (narrower in height): 6 pieces

The large size could accommodate a large suitcase.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa are accepted as payment methods.

【Inside ticket gates】Basement 4F Sobu Line Underground Concourse

There are also coin lockers in the Sobu Line concourse on the fourth basement floor on the Marunouchi side.

The location is remote and there are approximately 1,400 coin lockers, so if you come here when other locations are completely empty, there is a good chance that one will be available.

• 400 yen small: 651 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 507 pieces
• 700 yen large: 205 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so suitcases will be fine.

All coin lockers located in the Sobu Line underground concourse on the 4th basement floor accept only coins as payment.

If you do not have coins, use the coin exchange machine for 1,000-yen bills and 500-yen coins located next to the machine.

【Outside ticket gates】1st floor north free aisle

The only passageways outside the ticket gates connecting the Marunouchi and Yaesu sides of the station are the free passageways on the first floor of the north side of the station and the first basement level.

A number of coin lockers are located in the north free passageway on the first floor.

• 400 yen small: 53 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 80 pieces
• 700 yen large: 55 pieces

There are large coin lockers, so suitcases will be fine.

In addition to coins, transportation system IC cards except 1,000-yen bills and PiTaPa are accepted as payment methods.

【Outside the ticket gates】1st floor Yaekita Shokudo, next to the escalator on the west side

The Yaekita Restaurant is located on the Yaesu side of the north free passageway on the first floor.

There are coin lockers next to the escalator on the west side of it.

• 400 yen small: 20 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 36 pieces

There are no large coin lockers here, so large suitcases cannot be placed.

Payment is in coins only, but there is an exchange machine for 1,000-yen bills.

If you do not have coins on hand, use the money changer.

【Outside of ticket gates】1st floor Yaekita Shokudo, next to the escalator on the east side

A little further down the 1st floor North Free Passage toward Yaesu, there is an escalator leading to “Tokyo Character Street” on the B1 floor and “Tokyo Gourmet Zone” and “Kitamachi Bar” on the 2nd floor.

You will find coin lockers in the space to the left of this escalator.

• 400 yen small: 42 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 42 pieces

There are no large coin lockers, so large suitcases cannot be placed in them.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside ticket gates】 [G] 1st floor, near Yaesu North Gate ticket gates

Across from the Yaekita Shokudo east escalator on the first floor is the Yaesu North Exit ticket gate for conventional lines.

Coin lockers are located on the left side of this ticket gate.

• 400 yen small: 64 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 56 pieces
• 700 yen large: 28 pieces
• 800 yen extra large: 4 pieces

These coin-operated lockers also come in extra-large sizes, so even large suitcases should be fine.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside ticket gates】1st floor, Yaesu Central Exit, North-South Passage

There are several coin lockers in the north-south passage near the Yaesu Central Exit, and these are the yellow-green and white ones located horizontally on the Ekimae Plaza side.

• 400 yen small: 67 pieces
• 600 yen medium: 30 pieces
• 800 yen large: 9 pieces

Another coin-operated locker is located on the south side of the building, which is also wide and mainly large.

• 400 yen small: 1 piece
• 800 yen large (wide width): 14 pieces

Both have large coin lockers, so even large suitcases will be fine.

In addition to coins, you can pay with thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa.

【Outside the ticket gates】1st floor, Yaesu South Exit, North-South Passage

There are also coin-operated lockers located horizontally on the side of the station square in the north-south passage near the Yaesu South Exit further to the south.

• 400 yen small: 87 pieces
• 600 yen medium: 34 pieces
• 800 yen large: 13 pieces

There are also large coin lockers, so large suitcases will be fine.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside the ticket gates】 In front of the Shinkansen Nihonbashi exit on the 1st floor (for monthly use only, temporary use is not allowed)

The northernmost ticket gate on the Yaesu side is called the “Nihonbashi Exit.

Coin lockers are also located near the Nihonbashi Exit for the Tohoku, Yamagata, Akita, Hokkaido, Joetsu, and Hokuriku Shinkansen lines among them.

However, this locker will be operated as a monthly “Station My Locker” from February 1, 2022, and is no longer available for temporary use.

The fee for using the “Station My Locker” is as follows, and prior application is required.

Size：Number of pieces installed＼Number of days	30 days	90 days	120 days
S: 35 pieces	4,000 yen	11,000 yen	20,000 yen
M: 12 pieces	5,000 yen	14,000 yen	25,000 yen

【Outside the ticket gates】Lockers by the ticket office at the Nihonbashi exit (Cows)

Coin-operated lockers are located on the east side of the Nihonbashi exit of the Tohoku, Yamagata, Akita, Hokkaido, Joetsu, and Hokuriku Shinkansen lines, near the entrance to the Marunouchi Chuo Building.

• Small of 400 yen: 4 pieces (narrower in height)
• Medium of 600 yen: 30 pieces
• Large of 800 yen: 10 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be stored.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

The coin lockers marked with this animal are managed by Tokyo Station Kaihatsu, an affiliate of JR Tokai, and their contact information and storage location are different from those of the coin lockers managed by JR East.

Please note that the availability of the lockers is also shown in the link below.

• Tokyo Station Ichibangai Coin Locker Usage (JR Tokai)

【Outside the ticket gates】Nihonbashi exit aisle locker (rabbit)

The Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen lines also have a Nihonbashi exit, with a large atrium between the northern exits.

You can also find coin lockers in this space.

• Small 400 yen (narrower in height): 4 (2 of which are dedicated to transportation system IC cards)
• Small 400 yen: 30 (20 of which are dedicated to transportation system IC cards)
• Medium 600 yen: 15 cards
• Large 800 yen: 16 (12 of which are dedicated to transportation IC cards)

There are large coin lockers here as well, so large suitcases should be fine.

The payment method differs between A and B. In addition to coins, A accepts thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa, while B accepts only transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa.

These coin lockers are close to the highway bus arrival point, so they are also recommended for those who come to Tokyo Station by highway bus.

【Outside the ticket gates】Locker in front of Nihonbashi Exit ticket gate (koala)

Coin lockers are also located in front of the Nihonbashi exit ticket gates of the Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen lines.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 1 piece
• 400 yen small: 1 piece
• 600 yen medium: 27 pieces
• 800 yen large: 12 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be stored.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside the ticket gates】Next to the Nihonbashi Exit K stairway on the 1st floor (Sheep)

There is also a coin locker next to the stairs going down to the basement, a little south from the Nihonbashi exit of the Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen lines.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 2 pieces
• 600 yen medium: 12 pieces

There are no large coin lockers, so large suitcases cannot be placed in them.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside the ticket gates】Yaesu central exit aisle locker (monkey)

Coin lockers are located across from the ticket office at the Yaesu North Exit of the Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen lines.

• 400 yen small: 27 pieces
• 600 yen medium: 9 pieces
• 800 yen large: 6 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be placed in them.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards including PiTaPa are accepted as payment methods.

Incidentally, these coin lockers have a touch-panel screen for searching usage status.

It is convenient to specify the size or location of the locker and search for available lockers.

【Outside the ticket gates】Yaesu Central Exit North Locker (Elephant)

Across from the Yaesu Central Exit aisle lockers (monkeys), there is a coin-operated locker a little to the left from the aisle, although it is not directly visible due to a blind spot.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 4 pieces (2 of them are exclusively for transportation system IC cards)
• 400 yen small: 20 pieces (all dedicated to transportation system IC cards)
• 600 yen medium: 15 pieces (all for use with IC cards)
• 800 yen large: 8 pieces

Large lockers are available, so large suitcases may be placed in them.

Payment methods differ between A and B. In addition to coins, A accepts thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa, while B accepts only transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa.

【Outside the ticket gates】Locker in front of Yaesu Central Exit ticket gate (Lion)

Coin lockers are also available at the Yaesu Central North Exit for the Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen lines and in front of the Yaesu Central Exit for conventional lines.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 4 pieces (all of them are exclusively for transportation system IC cards)
• 400 yen small: 23 pieces (11 of them are for exclusive use with a transportation system IC card)
• 600 yen medium: 42 pieces (21 of them are for exclusive use with a transportation system IC card)
• 800 yen large: 20 pieces (10 of which are for exclusive use of IC cards)

There are also large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be placed in them.

A and B, located in the back of the building, are for transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa), while C and D, located in the L-shape on the left side, accept transportation system IC cards as well as coins and 1,000 yen bills.

There is also a touch-panel screen for searching locker usage status.

【Outside the ticket gates】Locker in front of the ticket gate of Shinkansen Yaesu South Exit (cat)

Coin lockers are also available next to the Yaesu South Exit of the Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen lines.

• 400 yen small: 1 piece
• 600 yen medium: 6 pieces
• 800 yen large: 4 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be stored.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside the ticket gates】Locker in front of Yaesu South Exit ticket gate (squirrel)

Coin lockers are also available in front of the Yaesu South Exit ticket gates for conventional lines.

• 400 yen small: 1 piece
• 600 yen medium: 6 pieces
• 800 yen large: 6 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be stored.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside the ticket gates】Lockers by the stairs at Yaesu South Exit (Panda)

Across from the lockers (squirrel) in front of the Yaesu South Exit ticket gate.

There are also coin lockers next to the stairs going down to the basement near the Yaesu South Exit of conventional lines.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 2 pieces
• 400 yen small: 6 pieces
• 600 yen medium: 9 pieces

There are no large coin lockers, so large suitcases cannot be placed in them.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

A touch-panel locker usage search screen is also available here.

【Outside the ticket gates】Yaesu south exit aisle locker (dog)

These coin-operated lockers are located at the south end of the passageway connecting the Yaesu-side ticket gates that has continued all the way from the Nihonbashi exit.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 8 pieces (4 of which are dedicated to transportation system IC cards)
• 400 yen small: 40 pieces (20 of which are dedicated to transportation system IC cards)
• 600 yen medium: 36 pieces (18 of which are dedicated to transportation system IC cards)
• 800 yen large: 10 pieces (4 of which are for exclusive use with a transportation system IC card)

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be placed in them.

Payment methods differ between A, B, and C, D. A and B are for transportation system IC cards only, excluding PiTaPa, while C and D accept coins and 1,000 yen bills in addition to transportation system IC cards.

【Outside the ticket gates】Near the stairs of the north basement free passageway on the B1 floor

Coin lockers are also available in the North Free Passage connecting the Marunouchi and Yaesu sides on the B1 floor.

• 400 yen small: 32 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 28 pieces
• 700 yen large (wide width): 34 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers with a wide width, so large suitcases may be placed in them.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside the ticket gates】In front of Kurobeki Yokocho, North Free Passageway, B1F

There are also coin lockers in front of Kuroben Yokocho in the north free passageway on the B1 floor.

There are quite a few coin lockers installed, but all are charged per 24 hours.

• 400 yen every 24 hours: small: 86 pieces
• 500 yen every 24 hours: medium: 111 pieces
• 700 yen every 24 hours: 30 large pieces

You are charged per 24 hours, so if you leave your locker at night and pick it up at noon the next day, you can use it for half the cost of a regular coin locker.

Only coins are accepted as payment, but there is an exchange machine for 1,000 yen bills and 500 yen coins, so if you don’t have coins, use the money changer.

【Outside the ticket gates】[P]Near the South Exit of the Marunouchi B1F Dourin Plaza

The south side of the Marunouchi Underground South Exit, where it joins the Tokyo Metro Tokyo Station corridor, is a plaza called “Dourin no Hiroba.

There are coin lockers on the south side of this plaza, inside the corridor on the right side of JP Tower and on the right side of the corridor entrance.

• 400 yen small: 14 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 9 pieces
• 700 yen large: 3 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be stored.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

• 400 yen small: 57 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 46 pieces
• 700 yen large: 22 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be stored.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

To Locca

The blue coin-operated lockers on the right side of the coin-operated lockers furthest from the “Plaza of the Moving Wheel” are called “To Locca” (reservation-only lockers), which have a different fee structure. The blue coin lockers on the right, farthest from the “Plaza of the Driving Wheel,” are called “To Locca” and are reserved lockers.

• Small: 5 pcs.
• Medium: 4 pcs.
• Large: 4 pcs.

【Outside the ticket gates】B1F next to Marunouchi Underground North Exit Traveler Assistance Center

These coin-operated lockers are located next to the Traveler’s Assistance Center across from the Marunouchi Underground North Exit.

• 400 yen small: 36 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 22 pieces
• 700 yen large: 4 pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so large suitcases may be stored.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside the ticket gates】Marunouchi B1F, North Exit M12 stair landing

The stairs next to the Traveler’s Assistance Center mentioned above are the stairs leading to Exit M12, which leads to the ground level in front of the Marunouchi North Exit.

There are coin lockers on the landing of these stairs as well.

• 400 yen small: 22 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 22 pieces
• 700 yen large: 10 pieces

There are large coin lockers, so even large suitcases will be fine.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used as payment methods.

Note that these coin lockers have only stairs to go to the basement and to the ground level, so if you are using them with heavy luggage, please use another coin locker.

【Outside the ticket gates】B1F Marunouchi Underground North Exit, by the Tozai Line connecting passageway

Coin lockers are also available in the underground passageway extending further north from the Marunouchi Underground North Exit.

• 400 yen small: 8 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 13 pieces
• 700 yen large: 7 pieces

There are large coin lockers, so even large suitcases will be fine.

In addition to coins, you can pay with thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa.

This location is also close to Otemachi Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, so if coin lockers at Otemachi Station are not available, consider using this location as well.

【Outside the ticket gates】B1F by the Yaesu underground passageway

The east side of the basement on the Yaesu side leads directly to the Yaesu Underground Mall (commonly known as “Yaetica”).

There are coin lockers in the passageway that borders the Yaesu Underground Mall and the Grand Roof, next to an eyeglass shop.

There are other coin lockers in the Yaesu Underground Mall, but this coin locker is managed by JR East.

• 400 yen small: 19 pieces
• 500 yen medium: 17 pieces
• 700 yen large: 17 pieces

There are large coin lockers, so even large suitcases will be fine.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside the ticket gates】South side of Tokyo Ramen Street, B1F

There are also coin lockers near the border between “Tokyo Ramen Street” and “Grand Roof Front” on the B1 floor of the Yaesu side.

• 400 yen small: 35 pieces (all coins only)
• 500 yen medium: 30 pieces

There are no large coin-operated lockers.

Small lockers accept only coins. Medium-sized lockers accept coins, 1,000-yen bills, and transportation system IC cards except PiTaPa.

【Outside the ticket gates】Yaesu South Exit B1F Lockers by the restrooms (Dolphin)

These coin-operated lockers are located at the south end of Tokyo Ramen Street by the restrooms.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 4 pieces (of which 2 in Locker A are for IC cards only)
• 400 yen small: 20 pieces (all for IC cards only)
• 600 yen medium: 15 pieces
• 800 yen large: 8 pieces (4 of them in Locker A are for IC cards only)

There are large coin-operated lockers, so even large suitcases should be fine.

The light blue locker A on the left accepts only transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa), while the gray locker B on the right accepts coins and 1,000 yen bills in addition to transportation system IC cards.

The coin-operated lockers marked with this animal are managed by Tokyo Station Kaihatsu, an affiliate of JR Tokai, and their contact information and storage locations differ from those managed by JR East.

Please note that the availability of the lockers is also shown in the link below.

• Tokyo Station Ichibangai Coin Locker Usage (JR Tokai)

【Outside the ticket gates】Yaesu South Exit B1F South Street Locker (fish)

When you walk along the west side of “Tokyo Ramen Street” toward the Yaesu Underground Central Exit, you will find coin lockers on the right side.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 2 pieces
• 400 yen small: 15 pieces
• 600 yen medium: 6 pieces
• 800 yen large: 2 pieces

There are large coin lockers, so even large suitcases will be fine.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

【Outside ticket gates】 Locker in front of the Yaesu underground central exit ticket gate (Whale)

Coin lockers are also available in front of the ticket gates of the Yaesu Underground Central Exit.

• 400 yen small (narrow height): 4pieces (of which 2 in Locker A are for IC cards only)
• 400 yen small: 26pieces (20 of them in Locker A are for IC cards only)
• 600 yen medium: 21pieces (15 of the lockers in Locker A are for IC cards only)
• 800 yen large: 8pieces

There are large coin-operated lockers, so even large suitcases should be fine.

The light blue locker A on the left is exclusively for transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa), while the white locker B on the right accepts coins and 1,000 yen bills in addition to transportation system IC cards.

There is also a monitor here to check the usage status of the lockers marked by animals on the Yaesu side.

【Outside ticket gates】Yaesu B1F Central Exit North Locker (Crab)

There is also a coin locker near staircase E in the passageway of “Tokyo Character Street” a little north from the Yaesu underground central exit.

• 400 yen small (narrower in height): 2 pieces
• 600 yen medium: 15 pieces

There are no large coin lockers.

In addition to coins, thousand-yen bills and transportation system IC cards (except PiTaPa) can be used for payment.

You can also reserve coin lockers and check their availability.

There are dark blue coin-operated lockers in the [N] B2F Keiyo Underground near the Marunouchi ticket gates, [P] B1F Marunouchi Underground near the South Exit motion circle plaza, [V] Marunouchi Underground North Exit passageway, and [Z] B1F Gransta Tokyo South side locker area.

These are called “To Locca” lockers, which can be reserved from your smartphone.

• S size (small): 100 yen per hour (maximum charge of 1,000 yen per day)
• Medium size (M): 150 yen per hour (maximum charge of 1,500 yen per day)
• L size (large): 200 yen per hour (maximum charge of 2,000 yen per day)

*There is no charge between 24:00 and 6:00 when luggage cannot be loaded or unloaded.

You can access the system by using the QR code on the locker or the “JR East App” and registering as a member for the first time before using the system.

You can also check the availability of coin lockers at major stations from the “To Locca” website and “JR East App”, so make good use of them.

Reservations cannot be made outside the Yaesu Exit ticket gates, but availability can be checked.

The coin lockers outside the Yaesu Exit ticket gate are managed by JR Tokai except for a few, so you cannot use JR East’s “To Locca”.

Instead, you can check the availability on the following page.

• Tokyo Station Ichibangai Coin Locker Usage

Notes on using coin lockers at JR Tokyo Station

Coin lockers at JR Tokyo Station are available from the first train to the last train.

As of January 2023, the first train leaves at 4:41 a.m. and the last train leaves at 0:46 a.m.

They can be used for a maximum of three days, with a daily fee added after 2:00 am.

Note that after the fourth day, they will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.

There are also 6 baggage storage locations at JR Tokyo Station

In addition to coin lockers, Tokyo Station also has a total of six baggage storage areas: three inside the ticket gates and three outside the ticket gates.

【Inside ticket gates】Temporary baggage drop-off area inside the Marunouchi South Exit ticket gates on the 1st floor

This is a temporary baggage storage facility located inside the Marunouchi South Gate on the 1st floor, open only on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

Although it was not open at the time of our visit, it will be located near the coin lockers near the Marunouchi South Exit ticket gate on the 1st floor of [A].

【Inside ticket gates】Temporary baggage storage area inside the Marunouchi Central Exit ticket gates on the 1st floor

This is a temporary baggage storage facility located inside the Marunouchi Central Exit ticket gate on the 1st floor, which is open only on weekends and holidays.

Although not open at the time of our visit, it will be located near the coin-operated lockers in the Marunouchi Central North-South Passage on the 1st floor.

【Inside ticket gates】Basement 1F “BAGGAGE STORAGE+”

This is a temporary baggage storage facility located on the first basement floor near the north entrance of Gransta Underground.

Each piece of baggage costs 600 yen per day, and at the time of our visit, it could be stored for up to 30 days.

Hours of operation are from 9:30 to 20:00.

【Inside ticket gates】Cloakroom service in Gransta, B1F

This cloakroom service is located in the coin locker room in Gransta on the B1 floor.

Each piece of luggage costs 600 yen and can only be used on the same day.

Hours of operation are from 8:30 to 20:30.

【Outside ticket gates】Marunouchi North Exit Baggage Service Office on the 1st floor

This temporary baggage storage facility is located in the Marunouchi North Exit Dome on the 1st floor.

Each piece of baggage costs 600 yen and is open from 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

【Outside ticket gates】1F Nihonbashi Exit “Tokyo Empty Luggage Deposit Area

This is a temporary baggage storage facility located near the Nihonbashi exit on the 1st floor.

This service charges 800 yen per baggage item and is open from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.