Survey date: July 3, 2022
Onuma Koen Station is on the JR Hakodate Line (Komagatake-bound). Komagatake on a clear day from Onuma National Koen is spectacular, and can be enjoyed throughout the year: cycling and sightseeing boats in the warm season, and wakasagi fishing on ice and snowmobiling in the winter.
The Koen is large, so if you have luggage, it is convenient to leave it in a coin locker.
Coin-operated lockers at Onuma Koen Station
There are two coin-operated lockers at Onuma Koen Station, one on the left side of the ticket gate and the other in front of the station.
- 400 yen: 8 pieces
- 500 yen: 4 pieces
- 600 yen: 12 pieces
There are vertical (4) and wide (8) lockers for 600 yen, both of which can hold suitcases.
Payment is in coins only; Suica and other transportation system IC cards are not accepted.
There are no exchange machines nearby, so be sure to have coins ready in advance.
Notes on using coin lockers at Onuma Koen Station
Coin-operated lockers at Onuma Koen Station are available for a maximum of three days.
A one-day charge will be added at the end of each business hour.
If you leave your items for more than 4 days, they will be moved to another location and disposed of after 30 days of storage.
Extra: Coin Lockers at Tourist Information Centers
Exit Onuma Koen Station and walk one minute to the right, and you will find the Tourist Information Center (Onuma International Plaza).
There are 16 small lockers (200 yen) here, and they will also hold large luggage for 300 yen, which is considerably more economical than leaving it at the station.
Please note that lockers are available until the end of business hours on the day of your visit.
Extra: Coin lockers for bike rental
If you exit Onuma Koen Station and walk toward the Koen, you will find a bike rental shop, which will take care of the luggage of those who rent bicycles free of charge. If you use a rental bicycle, it is more economical to have it kept here.
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