When you come to Sapporo, you will probably go out and do some sightseeing.
If you have heavy luggage, your sightseeing will be tiring, won’t it? It is recommended that you leave your heavy baggage with us and go out with a light baggage.
We found that there are coin lockers everywhere in JR Sapporo Station. There are many of them, so you will be able to find an empty one even when it is crowded.
So, on this page, we will introduce the prices and hours of use of coin lockers at JR Sapporo Station in detail with photos.
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Coin lockers are separated on the 1st floor and the basement of JR Sapporo Station.
There are many coin lockers at JR Sapporo Station.
The main locations are on the first floor and first basement.
A coin-locker layout map is placed at each location where coin-lockers are installed.
However, since the coin locker placement maps are posted above the coin lockers, it may be difficult to find them when looking for the placement map.
This makes it easier to find your current location and coin locker.
All of the coin lockers at JR Sapporo Station are a short walk from the ticket gates, so you should not get lost.
▼Click here to see the layout of coin lockers at Sapporo Station, which has been under renovation since 2022.
Coin-operated lockers on the 1st floor of Sapporo Station
▼There are also directions to coin lockers so you will not get lost.
List of coin-operated lockers at JR Sapporo Station, rates, sizes, hours of use, and characteristics of each
First of all, you may be wondering how much it costs.
Coin lockers at JR Sapporo Station cost 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, and 1,200 yen per use. There are no free places to use them.
The size, fees, and payment methods differ depending on the location.
There are four sizes: small, medium, large, and extra-large, with large sizes available for 600 yen, 700 yen, and 800 yen.
The 600 yen coin-operated lockers are one size smaller than the 700 yen ones, and the 800 yen ones are one size larger than the 700 yen ones.
The 1,200 yen coin locker was huge enough to hold skis and snowboards. This is typical of Sapporo.
If paying in cash, coin lockers are paid for with 100 yen coins.
There are always money-changing machines at each location, so don’t worry.
However, only 1,000-yen bills are accepted, so if you do not have any 1,000-yen bills, go shopping at another store or withdraw 1,000 yen from a convenience store ATM.
As for availability, there are many coin lockers at Sapporo Station, so it is almost impossible to use a coin locker. However, there are more coin lockers in use on weekends and holidays due to the increase in the number of tourists.
▼ You can also check the instructions on how to use the coin lockers.
Since Sapporo has many foreign tourists, four languages are available in addition to Japanese.
There were also coin lockers compatible with Kitaca.
Not only Kitaca, but also Suica and PASMO are supported, so you can also pay with IC cards other than Kitaca.
When I actually used it, I paid with Suica and it worked fine.
This way, there is no need to exchange money and no need to prepare coins.
▼Click here for Kitaca-compatible coin-operated lockers.
▼ In addition to Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and English are also supported.
▼ The types of transportation IC cards that are supported are as follows.
Suica
PASMO
ICOCA
Kitaca
TOICA
manaca
Hayakaken
SUGOCA
nimoca
Fees are added per day and for 3-day use, a 3-day fee is required.
The hours of use are listed as from around 5:15 to 24:00. You can leave your child with us from the time of the first train to the time of the last train.
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