Luggage Storage Near Narita Airport
¥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
- 1 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
Narita sits far outside Tokyo, and no Radical Storage point sits inside any of its terminals: the nearest of the one published point is about 6.0 km away in Tomisato, Chiba. This page explains what that means in practice, what the airport's own lockers and counters charge, and where a bag can realistically be dropped.
What Is Actually Available At Narita Airport
Start with the honest position: Radical Storage has no storage point inside any Narita terminal. The nearest partner in its network is about 6.0 km away in Tomisato, Chiba, which is not a walk with a suitcase. So the realistic choice on the spot is the airport's own facilities, and they are genuinely good ones. Inside the terminals Narita runs coin lockers and attended services. Lockers are priced at ¥400, ¥600 or ¥800 per day by size, with a maximum stay of 8 days. Larger operations are handled at Multi Ecube units at Terminal 2 B1F, which charge ¥400 to ¥1,200 per day depending on the unit, plus ¥500 to reserve in advance. Attended counters, including luggage forwarding desks, sit alongside them, and for many travellers forwarding a bag to a hotel beats carrying it at all.The Nearest Storage Points To Narita Airport
One Radical Storage partner point is published around Narita, about 6.0 km away in Tomisato, Chiba. All four are staffed businesses, none is an automated locker, and none lists round-the-clock access, so a drop-off means going during that shop's opening hours. Their combined record stands at a rating of 5 across 2 reviews, which is a thin base: form your own view from the individual point pages. Is a trip out of the airport to one of them worth it? For a bag you want parked for a day or more, a staffed drop-off point that takes any normal suitcase has real appeal over a locker that must fit. For a few hours between flights, it usually does not: the airport's own lockers sit inside the terminal you are already standing in, and the hourly tariff at Terminal 2 B1F and Terminal 3 2F bills by the block of hours rather than by the day.Coin Lockers At Narita Airport
Narita's own coin lockers are the default answer, and they are cheap. The standard daily tariff is ¥400, ¥600 or ¥800 by size, billed per day with the day rolling over at midnight, and a bag can stay up to 8 days. Terminal 2 B1F and Terminal 3 2F also run an hourly tariff: ¥300, ¥500 or ¥600 for the first 6 hours, then ¥400, ¥600 or ¥800 for each further 24 hours. Two details matter. The daily tariff and the hourly tariff are separate products, so check which one you are standing in front of before paying. And the extra-large units, at 227 cm and ¥1,200 per 12 hours with a 5-day maximum, exist at Terminal 3 2F only, so a very large case has exactly one address at this airport. Against this, a Radical Storage point costs 850 yen per bag per day plus a 355 yen fee once at checkout, 1,205 yen for one bag for one day, and takes any normal suitcase rather than a fixed size.Hours, Bag Sizes And What To Check Before You Go
Hours are the weak point of any off-airport option, so never assume. The airport's own lockers are inside the terminals and available whenever you can physically reach them, but the single Radical Storage point near Narita, about 6,020 m away in Tomisato, is a staffed business with its own hours, and it does not list access at all hours of the night. Radical Storage's own area pages carry wording that suggests otherwise, and that template wording does not describe these points. Before you commit to anything, check the individual point page for hours on your actual date, since staffed shops change theirs by day of week. For Radical Storage, a regular bag costs 850 yen per day plus the 355 yen checkout fee, with no hourly tariff: a few hours is billed as a full day. For a locker, check the size of your case against the unit before paying, and note that the Multi Ecube units at Terminal 2 B1F can be reserved for ¥500 on top of the daily rate.Storage Questions About This Tokyo Point
Can I store luggage at Narita Airport, and how much do the coin lockers there cost per day?
Yes. Narita runs coin lockers inside its terminals at ¥400, ¥600 or ¥800 per day by size, with a maximum stay of 8 days and the day rolling over at midnight. Terminal 2 B1F and Terminal 3 2F add an hourly tariff of ¥300, ¥500 or ¥600 for the first 6 hours. Radical Storage has no point inside any terminal, so for a bag dropped at Narita itself the airport's own lockers are the option on the spot.
Is there a luggage storage point near Narita Airport that is not a locker?
Yes, but not close. One Radical Storage partner point sits around Narita, a staffed business rather than a locker, and it is about 6.0 km away in Tomisato, Chiba. They charge 850 yen per bag per day plus a 355 yen fee added once at checkout, so one bag for one day is 1,205 yen. Their combined rating is 5 across 2 reviews, a small base, so read the individual point pages before choosing one.
Is there a Radical Storage point inside Narita Airport, or should I use the airport's own lockers and baggage counters instead?
The standard daily lockers hold a bag for up to 8 days, at ¥400, ¥600 or ¥800 per day depending on size, with the day rolling over at midnight. The hourly lockers at Terminal 2 B1F and Terminal 3 2F work on a different clock: ¥300, ¥500 or ¥600 for the first 6 hours, then ¥400, ¥600 or ¥800 per 24 hours after that. The extra-large units at Terminal 3 2F, 227 cm at ¥1,200 per 12 hours, cap the stay at 5 days instead.
Does Narita Airport have lockers big enough for a large suitcase?
It does, in one specific place. The extra-large units are 227 cm, cost ¥1,200 per 12 hours, and sit at Terminal 3 2F only, with a maximum stay of 5 days. Terminal 2 B1F offers an alternative route for oversized loads: its Multi Ecube units run ¥400 to ¥1,200 per day plus ¥500 to reserve, and a bag deposited there by 11:30 can be delivered same-day to hotels in 10 Tokyo wards plus Urayasu.
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