🧳 Tips for Travelling with Luggage in Japan 🚅🚃 (on the Train in Tokyo & Shinkansen / Bullet Train)

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From the guide “Hakata Station Luggage Storage: Find the Counter, Then Choose Storage or Delivery”: At Hakata Station, decide whether you want to collect your bag at the station or have it sent to an eligible hotel.

The guide goes on: “Locate the second-floor counter before joining a queue”. Crosta identifies its Hakata counter as being outside the ticket gates, in front of the Shinkansen Hikari Hiroba Gate on the second floor.

From the guide “Japan Luggage Forwarding: Hotels, Airports, Delivery Times”: Yes, you can send your suitcase across Japan and travel with only a day bag. If you land at Narita or Haneda in the morning, you can often have your bag delivered to your Tokyo hotel the same evening.

Video by Cakes with Faces on YouTube. Watch on YouTube