Luggage Storage Near Ikebukuro 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
- 10 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
Ikebukuro Station joins the JR East, Tokyo Metro, Tobu and Seibu lines, and many passengers arrive with a suitcase they would rather park. Radical Storage lists 10 bag storage points around the station, the nearest 227 m away. This page sets out prices, locations and the coin locker alternative.
What It Costs To Leave A Bag Near Ikebukuro Station
A regular suitcase stored at any Radical Storage point near Ikebukuro Station costs 850 yen per bag per day. That is the standard rate for a normal suitcase across the Tokyo network, and it is what most travellers actually pay. Radical Storage advertises "from 490 yen per day", but that is a small-bag rate published at only a few points, not what a suitcase costs. There is also a one-off 355 yen fee per bag at checkout, which does not grow with the number of days. One bag for one day is therefore 850 plus 355, which comes to 1,205 yen, as arithmetic on Radical Storage's own published figures rather than a checkout price. A few hours is billed as a full day, since no hourly tariff exists.Where The Storage Points Sit Around Ikebukuro Station
Radical Storage publishes 10 storage points around Ikebukuro Station, and the nearest sits 227 m from the exits. Two of them are automated lockers and eight are staffed counters, a split that matters for anyone with a large case: a counter takes the bag across a desk and does not care much about size, while a locker is bounded by its machine. The staffed points are mostly shops and hotels that store bags alongside their normal trade, so their hours follow the business rather than the station. Two of the ten list 24-hour access. The set carries a 4.73 rating across 89 reviews on Radical Storage's Tokyo data, and every point's card shows its own hours, address and size rules before you reserve.Coin Lockers At Ikebukuro Station
Ikebukuro has coin lockers run by both Tokyo Metro and JR East, and the two operators price and cap them differently, so no single locker price exists at this station. Tokyo Metro publishes a flat ladder across its stations, from 300 to 1,000 yen in five tiers by door size, though it publishes no dimensions for those tiers. JR East prices vary by station and adds a peak-season surcharge on top. Maximum duration differs too. Tokyo Metro's terms allow 4 days including day one, while JR East Smart Logistics allows 3 days for its Multi Ecube lockers, a distinct product. The storage day rolls over at 02:00. The largest tiers do not always fit a big suitcase, and an oversized case needs a staffed storage point instead.Hours, Bag Sizes And What To Check Before You Go
Opening hours differ from point to point near Ikebukuro Station, so no general statement about hours can honestly be made. Each point's own hours are shown on Radical Storage's Tokyo map before you reserve, and that is the figure to trust. Of the 10 Radical Storage points published on this page, 2 are automated lockers and 8 are staffed drops, and 2 of them list 24-hour access. Radical Storage rates the Ikebukuro area 4.73 across 89 reviews. Before walking over, confirm the hours for the day you need, the exact address relative to your station exit, and whether the point takes your bag. Staffed drops usually accept typical airline suitcases, while automated lockers are limited by their door dimensions, and each point's page states which it is.Storage Questions About This Tokyo Point
Can I store a suitcase near Ikebukuro Station for a few hours?
Yes. Radical Storage publishes 10 bag storage points around Ikebukuro Station, the nearest 227 m away, and eight of them are staffed counters that take a normal suitcase. The rate is 850 yen per bag per day with a 355 yen per-bag fee at checkout, and a part day is billed as a full day, so a few hours costs the same as a full day.
How much does luggage storage at Ikebukuro Station cost per day?
A regular bag at a Radical Storage point around Ikebukuro costs 850 yen per day, plus a 355 yen fee per bag added once at checkout, so one bag for one day comes to 1,205 yen on Radical Storage's own published figures. Coin lockers are the alternative: Tokyo Metro publishes a flat ladder from 300 to 1,000 yen, while JR East prices vary by station, so there is no single locker price for Ikebukuro.
Are there coin lockers at Ikebukuro Station, and how long can I use them?
There are, run by Tokyo Metro and JR East, and the operators disagree on duration. Tokyo Metro's terms allow 4 days including day one, while JR East Smart Logistics allows 3 days for its Multi Ecube lockers. Tokyo Metro's ladder runs from 300 to 1,000 yen in five size tiers, and the storage day rolls over at 02:00.
Does Ikebukuro Station have a staffed baggage room like Tokyo Station?
None of the operators list one. Tokyo Metro's facility lists and the JR East Logistics six-station list both omit Ikebukuro, and no operator lists an attended baggage room at Ikebukuro. The alternatives are the coin lockers, the ten Radical Storage points around the station, or takuhaibin (luggage forwarding) to your next hotel.
