Luggage Storage In Asakusa
¥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
- 13 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
Asakusa is a walk-everywhere district, and a suitcase makes that impossible. This page covers the 13 Radical Storage points published here, all staffed, the nearest 193 m away, rated 4.85 across 268 reviews.
What It Costs To Leave A Bag Near Asakusa
A regular bag at a Radical Storage point near Asakusa costs 850 yen per bag per day. 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 therefore 850 plus 355, or 1,205 yen in arithmetic on Radical Storage's own published figures. The "from 490 yen/day" figure Radical Storage advertises is a small-bag rate published at only a small minority of Tokyo points. A traveller with a normal suitcase should work from 850. There is no hourly tariff either: a few hours is billed as a full day, so an afternoon drop after hotel checkout costs the same as a full day.Where The Storage Points Sit Around Asakusa
All 13 points around Asakusa are staffed counters inside existing businesses, and none are automated lockers. That matters for anyone with a large or awkward case: a person takes the bag, and there is no door frame to argue with. The nearest point sits 193 m from the centre of the area, and the rest spread outward through the streets around Senso-ji and the station complex. None of the 13 points lists 24-hour access, so a late drop-off or an early pickup needs a point whose posted hours fit. Radical Storage's map shows each point's hours before a reservation is made, and the area's points carry a 4.85 rating across 268 reviews on Radical Storage's own platform.Coin Lockers At Asakusa
Coin lockers are the default alternative here, and they are genuinely cheaper for a small bag. Tokyo Metro publishes a flat price ladder across every station it runs: 300, 500, 600, 900 and 1,000 yen by locker size, though it never states which dimensions each tier takes. Payment is by IC card such as Suica or PASMO, or coins. Toei and Tobu, which also serve Asakusa, publish no walk-up yen figure at all, so no honest Asakusa-specific locker price can be stated here. The duration rules differ by operator and are worth knowing before committing a bag. Tokyo Metro's terms allow 4 days including the day of use; JR East Smart Logistics says 3 days for its Multi Ecube product. The operators genuinely disagree, so check the terms posted at the locker bank, and use the operators' own live availability services to see whether doors are free before walking there.Hours, Bag Sizes And What To Check Before You Go
Hours are set by each host business, not by the network, and none of Asakusa's 13 points lists round-the-clock access. A point inside a cafe or shop keeps that shop's hours, so the practical move is to open Radical Storage's Tokyo map, read the posted hours for the point, and match them to the pickup time actually needed. A bag collected after closing waits until the next opening. Size limits also vary per point, since each staffed location decides what it will take rather than fitting a fixed door. Radical Storage states a maximum size per bag on each point's page, and staffed counters will say in the reservation flow if a case is too large. Reading those two fields before walking over is the whole checklist.Storage Questions About This Tokyo Point
Can I store a suitcase near Senso-ji in Asakusa before my train out of Tokyo?
Yes. Radical Storage lists 13 points in the Asakusa area, the nearest 193 m from the centre, and all 13 are staffed counters rather than lockers, so a full-size suitcase is handed to a person rather than fitted into a door. A regular bag costs 850 yen per day plus a 355 yen per-bag checkout fee, so one bag for one day comes to 1,205 yen. Check each point's posted hours before going, since none lists 24-hour access.
Does the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center still hold luggage?
No. Taito City ended the luggage storage service at the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center on 31 March 2026, and states this on its own page. Plenty of older travel content still lists the center as a place to leave a bag, but that information is out of date. The Radical Storage points around Asakusa, plus the coin lockers at the stations serving the area, are the current options.
How much does it actually cost to store one bag for a day at a Radical Storage point in Asakusa?
The published day rate for a regular bag is 850 yen per bag per day, and Radical Storage adds a 355 yen per-bag fee once at checkout that does not scale with days. One bag for one day comes to 850 plus 355, or 1,205 yen, as arithmetic on Radical Storage's published figures rather than a quoted checkout price. A few hours is billed as a full day, since there is no hourly tariff.
How long can a bag stay in a Tokyo coin locker, and do Tokyo Metro and JR East set different duration limits?
It depends on the operator, and the operators disagree. Tokyo Metro's terms allow 4 days including the day of use, while JR East Smart Logistics states 3 days for its Multi Ecube lockers. Toei and Tobu, which also serve Asakusa, publish no duration rule this site could verify, so read the notice posted at the locker bank itself. Radical Storage points have no fixed maximum, since storage runs per day for as long as the reservation lasts.
