Kagurazaka Stationcoin lockers and luggage storage

Survey date: December 23, 2020

Kagurazaka Station is one of the stations on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line.

Since there are many inclined streets around the station, it is recommended to leave your luggage in a coin locker when strolling around.

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Directions to Kagurazaka Station Coin Lockers

There is only one coin locker at Kagurazaka Station.
Let us show you the way to that coin locker.

There are two ticket gates at Kagurazaka Station.

▼Go out of the Kagurazaka direction ticket gate and proceed to Exit 1b on the right hand side.

▼There are coin lockers in front of the elevator at Exit 1b.

Kagurazaka Station Coin Lockers

Coin Lockers at the Kagurazaka-direction ticket gate

There are a total of 11 coin lockers at Kagurazaka Station. The breakdown is as follows

Small: 400 yen ,6 lockers
Medium: 500 yen, 4 lockers
Large: 700 yen, 1 locker

The large coin lockers can hold suitcases.

Cash and electronic money are accepted for payment.

Cash can be in the form of 1,000 yen bills, 500 yen coins, and 100 yen coins.
There are no exchange machines nearby, so if you only have large amounts of money, we recommend using electronic money.

The following electronic money can be used

PASMO
Suica
Kitaca
TOICA
manaca
ICOCA
SUGOCA
nimoca
Hayakaken

Note on Kagurazaka Station Coin Lockers

Coin lockers at Kagurazaka Station are located in the basement of the station.
Therefore, coin lockers are available from the first train to the last train.

After 2:00 a.m., the service is automatically extended and an additional fee will be charged.

In addition, lockers may be used for a period of four days, including the first day of use.
Please note that after the fifth day, the locker will be moved to another location, and if it is not picked up after 30 days, it will be disposed of.

The following items are required to open a coin-operated locker

If you paid with cash: …… PIN number written on the receipt issued at the time of deposit
If you paid with electronic money: …… the IC card used at the time of deposit

It is best to take a picture of the receipt with your smartphone camera after it is issued, as it is easy to lose the receipt, especially if it is in cash.