GUIDE to Traveling with Luggage in Japan: Bullet Train, Bus or Airplane

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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.

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