There are times when you are traveling or shopping and end up carrying so much luggage that it becomes difficult and tiring to walk around. In such cases, if you have a coin locker, you can temporarily store your luggage, which is very convenient. In such cases, there are coin lockers conveniently located near tourist spots and stations in Shinsaibashi and Namba.
- Introducing coin lockers around Shinsaibashi
- Crysta Nagahori’s coin lockers are convenient because you can store large luggage without getting wet in the rain.
- 1. Coin locker in front of Satesta Plaza North Exit 12
- 2. Coin locker in front of Fish Square North Exit 11
- 3. Coin locker in front of the women’s restroom at Fish Square North Exit 11
- 4. Coin locker in front of Metro Square South Exit 12
- 5. Coin locker in Metro Square Seven Bank ATM corner
- 6. Coin locker in front of Taki no Hiroba North Exit 8
- 7. Coin locker next to Taki no Hiroba Minami 11 elevator
- 8. Coin locker in front of Tsukimi Hiroba South Exit 8
- 9. Coin locker in front of the stairs at Tsukimi Hiroba South Exit 8
- 10. Coin locker next to the escalator at Manecat Square South Exit 6
- 11. Coin locker in front of Fortune Telling Plaza North Exit 4
- 12. Coin locker next to the water clock square general information board
- 13.Coin locker in front of Osaka Metro Shinsaibashi Station south-south ticket gate
- 14. Coin locker right next to the north ticket gate of Shinsaibashi Station
- 15. 1 minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station Felicita Shinsaibashi 1F coin locker
- 16. Coin lockers in America Village Osakaya Shinsaibashi West Building 1F Coin lockers next to the stairs
- (Summary) Secure a coin locker for your suitcase as early as possible.
Introducing coin lockers around Shinsaibashi
We will introduce coin lockers around the Shinsaibashi area. We will introduce coin lockers located in the underground mall directly connected to the Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line, which can be easily accessed from the Shinkansen, and coin lockers located in the downtown area where you can deposit your belongings immediately when shopping .
When you leave your luggage in a coin locker…
– Large, heavy, large pieces of luggage can be left empty-handed
– You can freely enter stores that won’t allow you to enter with your luggage in hand
– You don’t have to worry about theft
– You have free time before checking in at your hotel Also safe
You can spend your time comfortably.
Crysta Nagahori’s coin lockers are convenient because you can store large luggage without getting wet in the rain.
Crysta Nagahori is a large underground mall in Shinsaibashi that is directly connected to Shinsaibashi Station, Yotsubashi Station, and Nagahoribashi Station, but there are coin lockers at each exit and an elevator, so you can easily carry large luggage after getting off the subway. It’s a very convenient location as you don’t have to go up the stairs. There are 8 plazas at Crysta Nagahori, and coin lockers are provided in each plaza.
There are a total of eight plazas in Christa Nagahori.
I will introduce you from the west side.
1. Coin locker in front of Satesta Plaza North Exit 12
Satesta Hiroba is the westernmost part of Crysta Nagahori, one street east of Yotsubashi-suji, where Yotsubashi Station is located, and just below Yokohori-suji. There are a total of 24 coin lockers, mainly large coin lockers.
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- 400 yen small: 5 pieces
- 600 yen: 3 pieces
- 800 yen large: 16 pieces
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
2. Coin locker in front of Fish Square North Exit 11
“Fish Hiroba” is located on a street called Sanoyabashi-suji as you head toward Higashi-Shinsaibashi from the west side. There are two coin lockers, one of which is the one in front of North Exit 11.
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- 400 yen small: 4 pieces
- 500 yen: 12 pieces
- 600 yen: 3 pieces
- 800 yen large: 3 pieces
- Coins and 1,000 yen bills can be used as payment methods.
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
3. Coin locker in front of the women’s restroom at Fish Square North Exit 11
This is a coin locker in front of the women’s toilet in Fish Square. I’m glad that there are many large coin lockers.
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- 400 yen small: 1 piece
- 800 yen large: 12 pieces
- Coins and 1,000 yen bills can be used as payment methods.
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
4. Coin locker in front of Metro Square South Exit 12
If you walk further east from Fish Square using the sidewalk, you will see Metro Square.
It is located near Shinsaibashi Station. There are also plenty of coin lockers at 27.
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- 400 yen small: 9 pieces
- 600 yen: 8 pieces
- 800 yen large: 8 pieces
- Coins and 1,000 yen bills can be used as payment methods.
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
5. Coin locker in Metro Square Seven Bank ATM corner
There are a large number of coin lockers that I introduced earlier, but since they are close to Shinsaibashi Station, there are times when they are fully booked… so don’t worry. There is another coin locker near the ATM nearby.
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- 400 yen small: 11 pieces
- 600 yen: 9 pieces
- 800 yen large: 9 pieces
- Coins and 1,000 yen bills can be used as payment methods.
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
6. Coin locker in front of Taki no Hiroba North Exit 8
Next, proceed to the east side across Shinsaibashi Station. This is a coin locker located in the “Taki no Hiroba” diagonally in front of the 3COINS SHOP.
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- 400 yen small: 4 pieces
- 500 yen: 12 pieces
- 600 yen: 3 pieces
- 800 yen large: 3 pieces
- Coins and 1,000 yen bills can be used as payment methods.
7. Coin locker next to Taki no Hiroba Minami 11 elevator
Don’t worry even if we are fully booked. There are also coin lockers near the elevator on the other side.
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- 400 yen small: 7 pieces
- 600 yen: 6 pieces
- 800 yen large: 6 pieces
- Coins and 1,000 yen bills can be used as payment methods.
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
8. Coin locker in front of Tsukimi Hiroba South Exit 8
Continuing further to the east, you will find “Tsukimi no Hiroba”, which intersects with a line called Donike-suji, and there will be coin lockers in front of the toilets and elevators.
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- 400 yen small (small): 6 pieces
- 500 yen: 8 pieces
- 800 yen large: 6 pieces
- The only payment method is coins.
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
9. Coin locker in front of the stairs at Tsukimi Hiroba South Exit 8
This is a coin locker on the south side.
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- 400 yen small: 8 pieces
- 600 yen: 7 pieces
- 800 yen large: 7 pieces
- Coins and 1,000 yen bills can be used as payment methods.
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
10. Coin locker next to the escalator at Manecat Square South Exit 6
If you go further east, you will see the elevator where you will find “Manekyat Hiroba”. There are over 20 coin lockers here as well.
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- 400 yen small: 5 pieces
- 800 yen large: 16 pieces
- Payment method is coins only
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
11. Coin locker in front of Fortune Telling Plaza North Exit 4
If you go further east, you will find the “Fortune Telling Plaza” and there are coin lockers next to the men’s and women’s restrooms. By the way, as the name suggests, there are many shops that offer fortune telling near the Fortune Telling Plaza.
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- 400 yen small: 10 pieces
- 800 yen large: 10 pieces
- Payment method is coins only
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
12. Coin locker next to the water clock square general information board
Proceed to the end of Crysta Nagahori and you will arrive at Nagahoribashi Station. There are also coin lockers in the area called “Water Clock Square”, although there are few in number.
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- 400 yen small: 10 pieces
- 600 yen: 3 pieces
- Payment method is coins only
- You can take in and out from 5:30 to 23:30.
You can use it for up to 3 days, and if you use it after 1:00 AM, you will be charged an additional day’s fee.
After the fourth day, it will be moved to another location and stored for 30 days before being disposed of.
13.Coin locker in front of Osaka Metro Shinsaibashi Station south-south ticket gate
A convenient coin locker right outside the south-south ticket gate of Shinsaibashi Station Midosuji Line.
A small locker is also cheap at 300 yen.
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- 300 yen small
- Within 400 yen
14. Coin locker right next to the north ticket gate of Shinsaibashi Station
This coin locker is located right after entering the 2nd north ticket gate of Shinsaibashi Station and going down the escalator on the right. .
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- 300 yen small
- Within 400 yen
15. 1 minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station Felicita Shinsaibashi 1F coin locker
This coin locker is only a 1-minute walk from the station, but it’s cheap and often empty. It is also very close to Daimaru Department Store and is reasonably priced.
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- 200 yen small
- Within 300 yen
- Within 500 yen
16. Coin lockers in America Village Osakaya Shinsaibashi West Building 1F Coin lockers next to the stairs
A valuable outdoor coin locker in Amerikamura. There are 13 coin lockers available 24 hours a day, 3 medium and 10 small.
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- 200 yen small
- Within 300 yen
- ※Cash only
(Summary) Secure a coin locker for your suitcase as early as possible.
We introduced coin lockers in and around Crysta Nagahori, which is right next to Shinsaibashi Station, Yotsubashi Station, and Nagahoribashi Station. I looked around and found that the area around Shinsaibashi Station can be full if you want to leave your suitcases or carry-on cases.
In such cases, you may want to try finding coin lockers or cloakroom services in less conspicuous locations.
