Luggage Storage Near Haneda Airport
¥850 per bag per day, plus ¥355 per-bag booking fee (¥1,205 for one bag for one day)
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- Storage points
- 4 listed here
- Per bag per day
- ¥850 per bag per day, plus a ¥355 per-bag booking fee
- One bag, one day
- ¥1,205 all in
- Published hours
- Not published by any point here
- Open Sunday
- Not published
- Open at or after 22:00
- Not published
- Booking
- Reserved and paid on Radical Storage
Haneda is the one Tokyo airport where the terminals themselves can hold your bag, so the calculus here is different from anywhere else in the city. This page sets out what the airport's own attended desks do, where the nearest Radical Storage points actually sit, and which choice fits a long layover or a late checkout.
What Is Actually Available At Haneda Airport
Start with the honest position: there is no Radical Storage point inside any Haneda terminal. The nearest one is about 3.4 km away in Kawasaki, Kanagawa, across a prefecture boundary, which makes it the wrong tool for a bag you want to park between flights. Radical Storage's rate is 850 yen per bag per day for a regular suitcase, plus a 355 yen booking fee per bag charged once at checkout, so one bag for one day comes to 1,205 yen on their published figures. What Haneda does have is its own attended baggage storage desks, run by the airport rather than by any storage network. Desks sit in Terminal 1 at B1F, Terminal 2 at B1F, and Terminal 3 on both 2F and 3F. The airport publishes a sitewide maximum storage period of two weeks, though Yamato's own material for its Terminal 2 counter says there is no limit on the storage period, so the two official sources disagree and it is worth confirming at the desk for anything longer than a few days.The Nearest Storage Points To Haneda Airport
Four Radical Storage points are published near Haneda, the nearest about 3.4 km away in Kawasaki, and all four are automated lockers rather than staffed shops. Each lists 24-hour access, and none carries a review yet, so there is no traveller feedback to lean on when choosing between them. Is the walk worth it? Usually not for airport use. A point in Kawasaki only makes sense if you are heading into that area anyway, or if the airport desks are closed and you need somewhere overnight. For a bag you want to collect before a flight, the terminal desks are the practical answer, and the rest of this page covers them properly.Coin Lockers At Haneda Airport
Haneda's terminals also hold coin lockers, and they are a genuine alternative to the attended desks for a bag that fits. Two things to check before you rely on them. First, the payment methods for the Terminal 3 lockers are not published anywhere reachable, so do not assume a foreign card will work. Second, availability is first come, and no operator publishes figures on how full the banks run, so the honest advice is to check on arrival rather than plan around a locker being free. One pricing detail the English travel web regularly gets wrong: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 storage is priced per day, while Terminal 3 is priced per 24 hours. The same numbers on a different clock. If you are comparing a locker against the attended desk at Terminal 3, count your stay in 24-hour blocks, not calendar days, or the comparison will mislead you.Hours, Bag Sizes And What To Check Before You Go
Radical Storage has no point inside any Haneda terminal. The nearest is about 3.4 km away in Kawasaki, Kanagawa, across the prefecture line, so the drop itself is a train or taxi ride rather than a walk. For a few hours in the city before a flight, the airport's own attended desks are often the shorter detour: Haneda publishes storage at Terminal 1 B1F, Terminal 2 B1F, and Terminal 3 on 2F and 3F. Terminal 1 and 2 storage is priced per day, while Terminal 3 is priced per 24 hours, a different clock for the same kind of stay. On duration the sources disagree, so both are worth knowing: the airport's sitewide maximum is two weeks, while Yamato's own sheet for its Terminal 2 counter states no limit on the storage period. Radical Storage's rate is 850 yen per bag per day plus a 355 yen fee per bag at checkout, so one bag for one day comes to 1,205 yen. Hours differ from point to point, so read each point's own card before riding out.Storage Questions About This Tokyo Point
Can I store a suitcase inside Haneda Airport's terminals, or is the nearest Radical Storage point the one about 3.4 km away in Kawasaki, Kanagawa?
Yes. Haneda has attended baggage storage desks inside the terminals: Terminal 1 at B1F, Terminal 2 at B1F, and Terminal 3 on 2F and 3F. These are the airport's own desks, not part of any storage network, and they are the practical choice for a bag you want to park between flights or before a late hotel checkout.
What is the price per bag per day at a Radical Storage point near Haneda Airport?
No. Radical Storage has no point inside any Haneda terminal. The nearest is about 3.4 km away in Kawasaki, Kanagawa, across a prefecture boundary, and all four nearby points are automated lockers listing 24-hour access. None carries a review yet. For airport use, the terminal desks are the better answer; the Kawasaki points only make sense if you are heading that way regardless.
How long can a bag stay in storage at Haneda, and why do the airport and Yamato disagree?
The airport publishes a sitewide maximum storage period of two weeks. Yamato's own material for its Terminal 2 counter, however, states there is no limit on the storage period, so the official sources disagree. For anything beyond a few days, confirm the limit at the desk when you drop the bag off rather than relying on either figure alone.
How long can Haneda airport hold my bag before it must be collected?
The airport's desks and lockers set their own tariffs, and Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 storage is priced per day while Terminal 3 is priced per 24 hours, the same numbers on a different clock. Radical Storage's regular rate is 850 yen per bag per day plus a 355 yen booking fee per bag, so one bag for one day is 1,205 yen on their published figures, but with no point inside the terminals that rate only applies if you use a Kawasaki locker.
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