Luggage Storage Near Tokyo Skytree

Tokyo Skytree does not want a suitcase on its observation decks, and the surrounding Solamachi complex adds its own rules, so most visitors arrive needing somewhere to park a bag. This page lays out what actually exists nearby: the Radical Storage points in Oshiage, what each one charges, and how they compare with the on-site desks.

What It Costs To Leave A Bag Near Tokyo Skytree

A regular bag at a Radical Storage point near Tokyo Skytree costs 850 yen per bag per day, and the network adds a flat 355 yen fee per bag once at checkout. One bag for one day is 850 plus 355, which is 1,205 yen. That fee does not scale with the number of days, so a second day adds the day rate alone. Radical Storage advertises "from 490 yen/day", but that is a small-bag rate published at only a handful of Tokyo points, not what a suitcase costs here. The like-for-like figure for a normal suitcase is the 850 yen day rate. There is no hourly tariff at these points, so storing a bag for a few hours is billed as a full day.

Where The Storage Points Sit Around Tokyo Skytree

All 3 Radical Storage points around Tokyo Skytree are staffed drop-off counters, none of them automated lockers, and none of them list 24-hour access. That split matters for a big case: a staffed counter takes whatever fits through the door and hands back a receipt, while a locker is fixed in size and a large suitcase simply does not go in. The nearest point sits 85 m from the tower, close enough to drop a bag and walk straight to the deck entrance. Across the 3 points the location rating averages 4.77 from 132 reviews on Radical Storage's own platform. Hours differ from point to point, so a late-evening pickup after the deck's night views needs checking per point rather than assuming. All three sit in the Sumida ward streets around Oshiage and the Solamachi retail floors, so a bag can usually be dropped on the walk from Oshiage Station.

Coin Lockers At Tokyo Skytree

The coin locker is the default alternative here, and it has real advantages. Tokyo Metro publishes a flat price ladder across every one of its stations: 300, 500, 600, 900 and 1,000 yen by locker size, with Oshiage Station on the Hanzomon line the nearest Metro stop to the tower. Metro's terms allow storage for 4 days including the day of deposit, and the locker day rolls over at 02:00, so a late-night deposit counts as starting the next day. Payment is by IC card or coins at the machine. The honest trade-off is size. Metro publishes its price tiers but no centimetre figure for any of them, so whether a given suitcase fits is a matter of trying the door, and a full-size case often does not. JR East's lockers, where present, are priced by station and add a peak-season surcharge. The Sagawa counter inside the Skytree complex avoids the size gamble entirely, at 800 to 1,300 yen per day by three-side total.

Hours, Bag Sizes And What To Check Before You Go

Hours are the thing to check before walking anywhere. None of the 3 Radical Storage points here lists 24-hour access, and opening times vary from one point to the next, so the drop-off that suits a 9am arrival may be shut at a 9pm pickup. Radical Storage's Tokyo map shows each point's hours before a reservation is made, and a same-day cancellation before the storage day is free under its published terms. On size, a staffed counter is more forgiving than a locker: the standard day rate covers a regular suitcase, and oversize items are worth confirming with the individual point before reserving. Also worth knowing before going up: Tokyo Skytree's 60 cm rule applies to the observation decks, and the Solamichi lockers publish prices but no per-class dimensions, so a large case is a gamble at a locker door and a non-event at a counter.

Storage Questions About This Tokyo Point

Can I store a suitcase near Tokyo Skytree without booking anything in advance?

Yes. Radical Storage publishes 3 storage points around the tower, the nearest 85 m away, and all 3 are staffed counters that take a regular suitcase. The rate is 850 yen per bag per day plus a 355 yen checkout fee per bag, so one bag for one day is 1,205 yen. The Sagawa counter inside the complex also stores bags at 800 to 1,300 yen per day by size.

How much does it cost per day to leave a bag at a Radical Storage point near Tokyo Skytree?

A regular bag is 850 yen per day at the Radical Storage points here, with a 355 yen fee per bag added once at checkout, making 1,205 yen for one bag for one day. Radical Storage advertises "from 490 yen/day", but that is a small-bag rate found at only 11 Tokyo points. There is no hourly tariff: a few hours is billed as a full day.

Is there a staffed luggage counter inside Tokyo Skytree or Tokyo Solamachi, and what does it charge?

Solamachi has a staffed Sagawa counter, ¥800 to ¥1,300 per day by bag size, plus lockers at Oshiage Station priced on its flat citywide ladder of 300 to 1,000 yen by size. Metro allows up to 4 days including the deposit day, and the locker day rolls over at 02:00. Neither publishes locker dimensions, so a full-size suitcase may not fit, which is the main reason travellers with large cases use a staffed counter instead.

What is Tokyo Skytree's bag size limit for the observation decks?

Tokyo Skytree applies a 60 cm rule for the observation decks. Whether the rule extends beyond deck entry into the Solamachi retail floors is not established, so treat it as a deck rule. A bag over the limit can go to the Sagawa counter in the complex at 800 to 1,300 yen per day, or to one of the 3 Radical Storage points nearby, the nearest 85 m away, at 850 yen per day plus the 355 yen checkout fee.

What It Costs To Leave A Bag Near Tokyo Skytree

Where The Storage Points Sit Around Tokyo Skytree

Coin Lockers At Tokyo Skytree

Hours, Bag Sizes And What To Check Before You Go

Storage Questions About This Tokyo Point

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