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Can You Store Luggage at Narita Airport for a Week?
31
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Sherene
You’ll want to use one of these companies: https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2278.html
I used Yamato before to send my luggage between hotels in Kyoto to Tokyo and they were in my room when I arrived with no problems.
Evelyn
I second Yamato and similar services. I am pretty sure you can send it from one airport and pick it up at the other fairly easily.
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Luggage Storage and Transfer Services for Travel in Japan
When traveling to Japan, especially if you're planning to visit multiple cities, dealing with luggage can be a hassle. Fortunately, there are several convenient luggage storage and transfer services available that can make your trip more comfortable and enjoyable.
Luggage Transfer Services
If you're looking to store your luggage for a week from Narita Airport and pick it up at Haneda Airport, consider using a luggage transfer service. These companies will pick up your luggage at your arrival airport and deliver it to your destination or departure airport on your specified date.
Recommended Service:
Yamato Transport is one of the most popular and reliable luggage transfer services in Japan. They offer a door-to-door service, as well as airport-to-airport transfers. The cost for a one-way transfer from Narita to Haneda is around 2,500 JPY (approximately $20 USD) per piece of luggage.
Luggage Storage Services
If you prefer to keep your luggage with you during your trip but need a place to store it for a few hours or days, there are luggage storage facilities available at major airports and train stations.
Recommended Service:
Ecoaple is a popular luggage storage service with locations at Narita and Haneda airports, as well as major train stations in Tokyo and other cities. Prices start at around 500 JPY (approximately $4 USD) per day for a small bag and 800 JPY (approximately $7 USD) per day for a large suitcase.
Whichever service you choose, be sure to book in advance, especially during peak travel seasons, to ensure availability. Additionally, it's always a good idea to confirm the terms and conditions, including any size or weight restrictions, and insurance coverage for your luggage.
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Hello, I am looking for luggage storage/transfer recommendation for our trip to Japan that would allow us to store our luggage for a week from Narita airport and pick up at Haneda. Thank you all!