Luggage Storage Near Shinjuku 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
- 8 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
Shinjuku Station moves more passengers than almost anywhere on earth, and plenty of them are carrying a suitcase they would rather not. This page lays out the eight Radical Storage points published around the station, where each sits, and how they compare with the coin lockers and JR's own baggage options.
What A Bag Costs To Store Near Shinjuku Station
A regular suitcase costs 850 yen per bag per day at the Shinjuku points on Radical Storage's Tokyo map. That is the like-for-like rate across the staffed counters here, and it does not change with bag size. On top of the day rate, Radical Storage adds a 355 yen fee per bag once at checkout, which does not scale with the number of days. One bag for one day is 850 plus 355, which comes to 1,205 yen. Radical Storage advertises "from 490 yen/day", but that is a small-bag rate published at 11 points across Tokyo, not what a suitcase costs at Shinjuku. There is no hourly tariff either: a few hours is billed as a full day.Where The Storage Points Sit Around Shinjuku Station
Eight Radical Storage points are published around Shinjuku Station, and the nearest sits 187 m from the exits. Six are staffed counters inside shops and hotels, where a person takes the bag and hands back a receipt. Two are automated lockers that run without staff. Two of the eight stay open 24 hours a day, which matters if a Shinkansen or an early flight puts a pickup outside shop hours. The split matters for anyone with a big case. A staffed counter takes a large suitcase with no dimension rule, while an automated locker only accepts what fits through its door. Across the eight points, Radical Storage shows a rating of 4.75 from 384 reviews. Shinjuku's exits sit far apart, so the address on the map deserves a look before choosing.Coin Lockers At Shinjuku Station
Shinjuku's locker banks belong to several rail operators, and no single price ladder covers them all. Tokyo Metro posts one flat scale across its whole network, 300, 500, 600, 900 and 1,000 yen, but names no suitcase size for any tier. JR East sets its prices station by station and adds a surcharge in peak season. Odakyu and Keio, both major operators here, publish no walk-up figure at all. The duration rules conflict too. Tokyo Metro's terms permit four days counting the deposit day, while JR East Smart Logistics' Multi Ecube product allows three. Each storage day rolls over at 02:00, so a locker opened past midnight is into a fresh paid day. For a single day a locker is usually the cheaper choice, but the door fixes the size limit, and no operator publishes availability data for any bank.Hours, Bag Sizes And What To Check Before You Go
Hours are set point by point and cannot be assumed. Two of the eight Shinjuku points stay open 24 hours a day, and the rest keep ordinary shop hours, so a point closing in the evening is useless for a late pickup. Radical Storage's Tokyo map publishes the hours for each point, and they are the first thing to read. Bag size is the second check. A staffed counter takes a large suitcase with no dimension rule, while an automated locker accepts only what fits inside. Check the address too, because Shinjuku's exits are far apart, and note that the Shinjuku points together carry 4.75 from 384 reviews on Radical Storage.Storage Questions About This Tokyo Point
Is there anywhere near Shinjuku Station that takes a big suitcase?
Yes. Six of the eight Radical Storage points around Shinjuku are staffed counters that take a large suitcase with no dimension rule, and two of the eight stay open 24 hours a day. There is no hourly tariff, so a few hours is billed as a full day. The address matters here, since Shinjuku's exits sit far apart.
What does it cost to leave a bag at Shinjuku Station?
A regular suitcase is 850 yen per bag per day at all eight Shinjuku points, and Radical Storage adds a 355 yen fee per bag once at checkout. One bag for one day is 850 plus 355, or 1,205 yen. The "from 490 yen" rate Radical Storage advertises applies to small bags at 11 Tokyo points, not to a suitcase here.
What do Shinjuku Station coin lockers cost, and how long can they hold a bag?
Shinjuku's lockers come from several operators with no shared price list. Tokyo Metro's citywide ladder runs 300, 500, 600, 900 and 1,000 yen with no size stated per tier; JR East prices vary by station and add a peak-season surcharge. Durations differ too: Tokyo Metro allows four days including the deposit day, JR East Smart Logistics' Multi Ecube lockers three, and the Busta Shinjuku bus terminal caps its lockers at 72 hours.
Locker or Radical Storage point at Shinjuku, which suits my suitcase?
It comes down to the bag and the clock. A locker only takes what fits through its door and hits a duration limit, but for one day it costs less. A Radical Storage point charges 850 yen per bag per day whatever the case size, plus a 355 yen fee once at checkout, so one bag for one day is 1,205 yen. There is no hourly rate, and the Radical Storage Guarantee, capped at EUR 3,000 per claim, is not insurance.
