Survey Date: October 9, 2023
You may use the coin lockers at the Sapporo Municipal Subway Station when traveling or on a business trip.
At such times, it is inconvenient to move around with heavy luggage or suitcases.
It is recommended that you leave your heavy luggage with us and go out light.
We found that there are four coin lockers at the Sapporo Municipal Subway Station.
So, on this page, we will introduce in detail the fees and hours of use of the coin lockers at the Sapporo Municipal Subway Station, with photos.
Location of coin lockers at Sapporo Municipal Subway Station
First, let me show you where the coin lockers are located at the Sapporo Municipal Subway Station.
I found that there are four coin locker locations at the Sapporo Station.
▼ Here is a map of the coin locker locations at the Sapporo station.
- Near ticket gate entrances on the Nanboku Line: 2 locations
- Near the entrance/exit of the Toho Line ticket gates: 2 locations
Both locations are close to the ticket gate entrances, so they are convenient if you want to drop off your items right after getting off the subway.
List of 4 coin-operated lockers at Sapporo Municipal Subway Station, sizes, fees, and characteristics of each locker
If you are going to use a coin-operated locker, you may be wondering how much it costs.
The size, usage fees, and payment methods differ depending on where they are installed.
Coin-operated lockers at the Sapporo Municipal Subway Station cost between 300 yen and 700 yen per use.
Each time” means “once” within 12 hours or even a few minutes.
If you leave a locker for more than 12 hours, you will be charged an additional fee.
Please note that fees are added for every 12 hours, and if you use the station for 72 hours (3 days), you will need to pay for 3 days.
In addition, all payments were made in cash (100-yen coins) only, and payment with transportation-related electronic money was not supported.
When using a coin locker, you need to prepare 100-yen coins in advance.
The only exchange machine was located near Exit 5 of the Nanboku Line, at the coin lockers.
Only 1,000-yen bills are accepted at the exchange machines, so if you do not have 1,000-yen bills, go shopping at another store or withdraw 1,000 yen from a convenience store ATM, etc.
You can deposit your money from the time of the first subway train to the time of the last train.
The following is an introduction to the five coin lockers located at the Sapporo Municipal Subway Station.
Coin Lockers near Exit 5 on the Namboku Line
If you want to leave your luggage, we recommend the coin lockers located near Exit 5 of the Nanboku Line.
This is because there are a large number of them installed.
▼ There is a Daikoku Drugstore right next to the coin lockers, so it will be a good landmark when looking for coin lockers.
▼ Behind the coin lockers, you will find Minapa, a space that promotes Ainu culture.
▼Of the four coin lockers at Sapporo Station, this was the only one with a money changer.
▼Luggage check-in and baggage retrieval is operated by a touch panel.
Only cash (100 yen coins) is accepted; electronic money was not accepted.
▼ The rates and number of installations are as follows
| Size | Quantity | Usage Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 32 | 300 yen |
| Medium | 20 | 300 yen |
| Large | 14 | 500 yen |
| Extra-large | 10 | 700 yen |
It is convenient if you want to use it when you go from Sapporo City Subway Station to the Underground Walking Space.
You can also leave your luggage here if you want to walk to Susukino in the Underground Walking Space.
【Namboku Line】Sapporo Ekimae-dori Underground Walking Space Side Coin Lockers
A short walk from the coin lockers near Exit 5, there are also coin lockers in front of the entrance to the Underground Walking Space.
There are only a few coin lockers here, and the location is easy to find.
▼ The rates and number of installations are as follows
| Size | Quantity | Usage Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 4 | 300 yen |
| Medium | 3 | 400 yen |
| Large | 2 | 500 yen |
Here, too, payment is made in cash (100 yen coins).
【Nanboku Line】Coin-operated lockers located in the corridor connecting the East and West Lines
There are also coin lockers in the passageway connecting the Namboku Line to the Tozai Line. They are located near the ticket gates of the Namboku Line.
▼ The rates and number of installations are as follows
| Size | Quantity | Usage Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 20 | 300 yen |
| Large | 10 | 500 yen |
Cash and cashless payment methods are accepted.
You can use credit cards, QR code payment, transportation IC cards, and electronic money.
This type of coin locker is charged every 12 hours.
It is convenient if you only use it on the same day.
【Touhou Line】 Coin lockers near Exit 19
It is located just outside the ticket gate entrance of the Toho Line.
Since it is located in plain sight from the ticket gate, you will be able to find it without getting lost.
▼ The rates and number of installations are as follows
| Size | Quantity | Usage Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 12 | 300 yen |
| Large | 4 | 500 yen |
▼You can see the availability of the coin lockers at a glance.
The locations with blue lights are available.
【Touhou Line】 Coin lockers near Exit 21
The other location of the coin lockers on the Toho Line was just outside the ticket gate in the shadow of a pillar.
It is a little hard to find, but the vending machine is a landmark.
▼ The rates and number of installations are as follows
| Size | Quantity | Usage Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 4 | 300 yen |
| Medium | 3 | 400 yen |
| Large | 2 | 500 yen |
There were also two large coin-operated lockers that could hold suitcases.
in the end
Although there are many users of the Sapporo Municipal Subway Station, the number of coin-operated lockers available is surprisingly small.
All of these locations have a small number of coin lockers, and some of them do not handle large items, so be careful if you have large luggage.
Even if you cannot leave your luggage in a coin locker at the Sapporo Subway Station, there are many coin lockers available at JR Sapporo Station and the commercial facilities in JR Tower Square.
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