Luggage Storage Near Harajuku Station
¥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
Four Radical Storage points sit within a short walk of Harajuku Station, the nearest 172 m from the gates. Three are staffed shops, one is a set of automated lockers, and one lists 24-hour access. The Harajuku area scores 4.93 across 38 reviews; its best point rates 4.94 from 28. This page sets out where each drop-off point is and what leaving a bag there costs.
What It Costs To Leave A Bag Near Harajuku Station
A regular suitcase at any Radical Storage point near Harajuku Station costs 850 yen per bag per day. A 355 yen fee per bag is added once at checkout and does not rise with the number of days, so one bag for one day comes to 850 plus 355, which is 1,205 yen. There is no hourly tariff: a few hours is billed as a full day. Radical Storage advertises from 490 yen per day, but that is a small-bag rate published at only a few Tokyo points, not what a normal suitcase costs. The staffed points here display a small-bag rate on their cards while the automated lockers display the regular rate, and the same 750, 850 and 1,100 yen tiers sit underneath both. Compare points on the 850 yen figure, not on the price shown on a card.Where The Storage Points Sit Around Harajuku Station
Four Radical Storage points are published around Harajuku Station, and the nearest sits 172 m away, close enough that the walk from the concourse matters less than finding the right exit. Three are staffed counters inside local businesses, where someone takes the bag and tags it, and one is an automated locker you use yourself. One point lists 24-hour access; the rest do not, so a late-evening or early-morning drop needs the hours checked point by point. The staffed-versus-automated split matters for size. A staffed counter has no fixed door dimensions, which suits an oversized or awkwardly shaped case, while an automated locker only takes what fits inside it. The cluster's published rating is 4.93 across 38 reviews, a score and count that belong to Radical Storage, not to this site.Coin Lockers At Harajuku Station
Harajuku Station is a JR East station, and JR East does not publish one flat locker price across its network: rates vary by station and a peak-season surcharge applies on top. That means no honest yen figure for Harajuku's lockers can be stated here, and any blog quoting a single citywide locker price is guessing. Payment is by IC card, the rechargeable Suica or PASMO, or coins where the machine takes them. Two duration rules coexist across Tokyo, and neither operator budges. JR East Smart Logistics says its Multi Ecube lockers hold a bag for 3 days, while Tokyo Metro's terms allow 4 days including the day of deposit. The storage day rolls over at 02:00, not at midnight, so a late-night deposit buys you time. If a key is lost, the operator charges a prescribed amount it does not publish. Coin lockers are genuinely cheaper for a single day, but a large suitcase needs a big locker, and those are the first to fill.Hours, Bag Sizes And What To Check Before You Go
Opening hours are set by each storage point, not by the network, and only one of the four around Harajuku lists 24-hour access. The rest keep shop hours, which can mean a counter that shuts well before the last train. Radical Storage's Tokyo pages carry "24/7" in their titles as a template, and it is not a description of these four points, so read the hours on the specific point before walking over. Size is the other thing to settle in advance. Staffed counters accept bags of any size, while the automated locker takes only what fits its door, so measure a large case before choosing it. Radical Storage's guarantee is capped at EUR 3,000 per claim under its own terms, and it is not insurance. Check the point's hours, its size fit and its cancellation terms on Radical Storage's own page before reserving.Storage Questions About This Tokyo Point
Can I store a suitcase near Harajuku Station, and how much does it cost per day?
Yes. Four Radical Storage points are published around Harajuku Station, the nearest 172 m from the station, and three of them are staffed counters that take bags of any size. A regular suitcase costs 850 yen per day plus a one-off 355 yen checkout fee, so one bag for one day is 1,205 yen in total.
How much is luggage storage at Harajuku compared with coin lockers?
Coin lockers are usually cheaper for a single day, but JR East does not publish a flat locker price for Harajuku, and its rates vary by station with a peak-season surcharge. Radical Storage charges 850 yen per bag per day plus a 355 yen checkout fee, with no size limit at its staffed points, whereas a locker only takes what fits through its door.
Are there 24-hour luggage storage options at Harajuku Station?
One of the four Radical Storage points near Harajuku lists 24-hour access; the other three keep business hours that can end before the evening is out. Radical Storage's Tokyo page titles say "24/7", but that is a template and not a promise about any specific point, so confirm the hours of the exact point before you go.
Can I leave a bag at Harajuku Station itself, or should I use a storage point in the area instead?
It depends which option you use. JR East Smart Logistics allows 3 days for its Multi Ecube lockers, while Tokyo Metro's terms allow 4 days including the deposit day, and the locker day rolls over at 02:00. Radical Storage has no comparable fixed cap, and its day rate is billed per calendar day of storage, not by the hour.
