This map shows where to leave your bags at 39 major stations across Japan, from Sapporo in the north to Kagoshima in the south. Every entry was checked on the railway company's official page, listing the services available — coin lockers, staffed storage counters and delivery — with opening hours and prices where the official page states them. Fields the official page does not mention are left blank rather than guessed.
Hours and prices can change, and lockers at busy stations fill up quickly. Big stations have lockers in several areas, so check the official station map for exact locations.
Tap a pin to see the station's services, hours and prices.
If your bag is large, look for stations with a staffed counter.
Check the official page linked in each entry before you travel.
Most major stations have large and extra-large lockers, but they are limited in number. Stations marked "counter" can take oversized bags.
Coin lockers usually allow up to about three days, with a fee added each day. Some staffed counters store bags for longer.
A few stations offer same-day hotel delivery; look for "delivery" in the services of each entry.