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Coin lockers and luggage storage at Takahata Station

Survey date: July 26, 2022

Takahata Station is a station on the Higashiyama Subway Line in Nakagawa Ward, Nagoya City, and is the closest station to the Nakagawa Ward Office, which is also the name of the sub-station.

Takahata Station
Takahata Station

It is the first and last station on the west side of the Higashiyama Line, and the surrounding area is mainly residential.

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Coin lockers at Takahata Station

Coin lockers at Takahata Station are located in the passageway leading to Exit 5 next to the ticket gate.

Takabatake Station ticket gate
Takabatake Station ticket gate
Coin lockers can be seen behind the drinking water vending machine in the corridor leading to Exit 5.
Coin lockers can be seen behind the drinking water vending machine in the corridor leading to Exit 5.
Coin lockers at Takahata Station
Coin lockers at Takahata Station
  • 300 yen small: 9 pieces (top left contains equipment and cannot be used)
  • 600 yen large: 2 pieces

There are large coin lockers so you can put your large suitcases in them.

Payment is in coins only. There are no money changers nearby, so be sure to have coins ready in advance.

Notes on using coin lockers at Takahata Station

Coin lockers at Takahata Station are available for loading and unloading from 6:00 a.m. to 24:00 a.m.

Lockers can be used for a maximum of three days, and a daily fee will be charged after 1:00 a.m.

Please note that after the fourth day, the lockers will be transferred to the storage facility at Kokusai Center Station on the Sakuradori Line, where they will be stored for 30 days before being disposed of.

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Luggage storage at the hotel is free!

If you are planning to stay at a nearby hotel, you can store your luggage for free if you go to the hotel before using the coin lockers.

It's free on the day before check-in or after check-out!

If you are planning to stay nearby, we recommend making your hotel reservations below.

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