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  • carole18 days ago
    Very welcoming and helpful staff.
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  • Miguel19 days ago
    The girl was super helpful, and very fast. Felt super safe!
  • Kanwal1 month ago
    The location is in a busy part of the city. The staff at the reception was very friendly and quick and helped me within a matter of minutes. Highly professional. Easy drop- off and pick up. Definitely will consider again. 
  • Kelly4 months ago
    First time using it. It was quick and easy drip off and retrieval.
  • Louise1 year ago
    Right by 2 mainline stations with easy walks to both and metro connections. Luggage safely stowed in a locked cupboard and you're given a ticket.
  • Lorraine 1 year ago
    No problems, staff member checked the booking. Given a ticket and collected. Central location and convenient.
  • Cecilia2 years ago
    A normal business premises, for my first experience it was definitely safe
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  • Julie2 years ago
    Easy to use and convenient for olympic park
  • Lisa2 years ago
    Really nice helpful store owner, he let us add bulky coats and headphones to the bag booking with no extra charge. So handy that this place is open until 11.30 pm on a Sunday! Wheras Victoria Coach Station luggage drop closes at 10 pm which was too early for us to get back to realistically after a concert. Would definitely use them again
  • Betsey2 years ago
    I highly recommend using Stasher. We were able to drop off our bags at 7 am and start exploring the city without the hassle of luggage slowing us down. We picked it up later in the afternoon without any problems.
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Where can I store luggage near Ikebukuro Station?

The Tobu Railway side of Ikebukuro Station offers coin lockers for passengers. For a hands-off alternative, Seibu's pikuraku PORTER smart lockers at Ikebukuro Station can forward your bag to select hotels in the Tokyo area if it fits the W330 x D645 x H807.6mm door. Away from the station's own lockers, the nearest Stasher point is about a 7-minute walk from Ikebukuro. Stasher luggage storage in Ikebukuro starts from US$1.49 per bag per day.

Does Chiikawa Park have luggage storage or coin lockers?

Chiikawa Park has no coin-operated lockers on its premises and asks guests with suitcases or other large luggage to use storage facilities nearby.

Is there luggage storage at Sunshine City?

Yes, you can store a bag in Ikebukuro with Stasher from US$1.49 per bag per day. The nearest Stasher point is about a 7-minute walk from Ikebukuro. The station's own coin lockers on the Tobu Railway side at Ikebukuro Station are also available to passengers.

Where is the nearest Stasher point to Ikebukuro?

The nearest Stasher point is about a 7-minute walk from Ikebukuro, and luggage storage in Ikebukuro starts from US$1.49 per bag per day.

What size bag can the pikuraku PORTER smart locker at Ikebukuro Station hold?

The pikuraku PORTER smart locker accommodates items that fit through a door with interior dimensions of W330 x D645 x H807.6mm.

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Last updated: 28 out, 2026

Luggage storage near Ikebukuro Station

Ikebukuro is a major north-western Tokyo hub where eight train and subway lines converge, so plenty of travellers pass through with bags and need somewhere to leave them before heading out. The Tobu Railway side of the station has coin lockers for passengers, making them the obvious first stop if you just need a few hours.

For a more hands-off option, Seibu's smart locker and delivery service smart lockers near the station can forward your bag to a Tokyo hotel, as long as it fits the locker's W330 x D645 x H807.6mm door opening. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$1.49 per bag per day.

⁣Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage in Ikebukuro can be booked through the website or app.⁣

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price$1.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$13,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations10125VariesOnly at stations/airports

Coin lockers and bag rules at Sunshine City and Chiikawa Park

Sunshine City, the big shopping and entertainment complex east of the station, has its own coin lockers for visitors, with large, medium and small sizes available from 8:00 to 22:00. It's within easy reach from Higashi-Ikebukuro Station on the Yurakucho Line, about three minutes through an underground passage.

Chiikawa Park, by contrast, has no coin-operated lockers on its premises and asks guests with suitcases or other large luggage to use storage nearby in Sunshine City. The park itself opens daily from 10:00 to 19:00, with last entry at 17:40, so plan around those hours if you're carrying anything bulky.

Getting around Ikebukuro with luggage

Ikebukuro Station is the district's main transport spine, linking JR lines, Tokyo Metro and the Tobu and Seibu private railways, so it's where most people arrive and decide what to do with their bags. Sunshine-dori Avenue stretches east from the East Exit towards Sunshine City and is the main pedestrian route, so if you're walking with a bag, this is the street you'll be on.

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