Luggage Storage In Roppongi
¥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
- 3 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
Roppongi pairs late checkout with museum hours, so the usual problem is a suitcase and half a day at Tokyo Midtown or the Mori Art Museum. This page answers where to leave the bag: 3 Radical Storage points are published in the area, the nearest 199 m away, all staffed, rated 4.88 across 47 reviews.
What It Costs To Leave A Bag Near Roppongi
Radical Storage's regular day rate in Tokyo is 850 yen per bag, and a one-bag, one-day booking works out to 850 plus a 355 yen checkout fee, or 1,205 yen. The fee is charged once per bag and does not grow with the number of days, so a second day adds the day rate alone. The advertised "from 490 yen" figure is a small-bag rate, published at only a few Tokyo points. A traveller with a normal suitcase should plan on the 850 yen tier, and read the displayed price on a Roppongi point's card carefully, since staffed points sometimes show a small-bag rate that sits underneath the same day structure.Where The Storage Points Sit Around Roppongi
Three Radical Storage points cover Roppongi on this site's data. The closest sits 199 m from the heart of the district, close enough that dropping a bag before lunch costs no real detour. All three are staffed drop-off counters, not machines, which matters for anyone hauling an oversized case that no locker door would take. None of the three publishes 24-hour access, so a late pickup or an early drop has to be checked against each point's own hours. Together they carry a 4.88 rating across 47 reviews on the Radical Storage network, a solid figure for a district cluster, though every reader should read the individual point's card for its exact address and opening times before walking.Coin Lockers At Roppongi
Coin lockers are the default reflex in Tokyo, and they deserve an honest look before anyone books anything. Roppongi Station is served by Tokyo Metro on the Hibiya side and Toei on the Oedo side, and that split matters for prices. Tokyo Metro publishes one flat ladder across its stations, from 300 yen up to 1,000 yen per use, but it publishes no centimetre figures for which bag fits which door, so a reader has to judge by the locker itself. Toei publishes no walk-up price at all, so no figure can be quoted for the Oedo side. On duration, the operators genuinely disagree: Tokyo Metro's terms allow four days counting the day of use, while JR East's Smart Logistics product sets three. Neither operator runs a baggage room in this district, so a locker door or a staffed counter are the two real choices here.Hours, Bag Sizes And What To Check Before You Go
Hours are the thing that bites in Roppongi. None of the three Radical Storage points here lists 24-hour access, and opening times differ from point to point, so the generalisation travellers want to hear does not exist on this data. Read the specific point's hours on its Radical Storage card before committing, especially for an evening pickup. On size, staffed counters take bags that coin lockers refuse, which is the strongest reason to choose one here: a large case has no door at Metro prices it will fit. Radical Storage's terms cap any payout under its guarantee at EUR 3,000 per claim, and the guarantee is not insurance, so declare anything valuable and keep it with you if that matters.Storage Questions About This Tokyo Point
Can I store a suitcase near Roppongi Station for the day, and how far is the nearest Radical Storage drop-off point?
Yes, in two ways. The station has coin lockers, though door sizes and availability are a gamble with any large case, and Tokyo Metro publishes no dimensions for its price tiers. The more reliable route for a suitcase is a staffed counter: all three Radical Storage points in Roppongi are staffed drop-offs rather than automated lockers, the nearest 199 m away, and a human handover takes bags no locker door would fit.
Are there coin lockers at Roppongi Station, and how do they compare with a staffed Radical Storage point for a large suitcase?
At a Radical Storage point, the regular rate is 850 yen per bag per day, plus a 355 yen checkout fee charged once per bag. One bag for one day comes to 1,205 yen on those published figures. The advertised 490 yen rate is a small-bag rate at only a few Tokyo points, not what a normal suitcase costs. Coin lockers can run cheaper for a small bag, but door size and availability decide that on the day.
Are there coin lockers near Roppongi, and how long can I use them?
Yes, Roppongi Station has coin lockers. Tokyo Metro's Hibiya side follows Metro's published price ladder, from 300 yen up to 1,000 yen per use, with a stated maximum of four days counting the day of use. Toei's Oedo side publishes no walk-up price, so no figure exists to quote there. Coin lockers at stations charge by calendar day, so a part-day counts as a full one.
What does one bag for one day cost at a Roppongi storage point, and is the 355 yen checkout fee included in the 850 yen day rate?
None of the three Radical Storage points in Roppongi publishes 24-hour access, so overnight storage depends on each point's own opening times, which differ. The honest answer is to check the hours on the specific point's Radical Storage card before dropping a bag you need back late. Coin lockers have no staff and no closing counter at all, though a locker's maximum duration and the pay-in rules apply once the door shuts.
