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Luggage Storage Little Tokyo
Secured locations in hotels & shops
$5,000 insurance included
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1/28/20
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Ariel A
This was so cool!!!! Great service, extremely easy to use, and totally affordable! I didn't know where I'd leave my luggage while we explored San Fran, so I easily Googled luggage storage and found this company. At first it was a little odd drop...
Hayley Hewitt
Local Guide
Can’t believe I haven’t used this service until now. So easy & convenient. I 100% recommend.
Ching Yuan Y.
Local Guide
Bounce is the best luggage storage service provider in the New York. I sent an email at midnight , and I got an email back in 10 mins. They are not only solve my issue but also provide solutions. You have to try Bounce !!
Isabel B.
I used Bounce during a recent trip to NYC, and I was pleasantly surprised at the ease and convenience of the process. To be honest, at first, I was very apprehensive. The thought of leaving your stuff at a random store, in a place where you are ...
Andie Haddad
Local Guide
Convenient to the Met, which does not allow luggage at coat check.
Very easy check in and check out process, with lovely people at the front!
Ciara C
Fantastic experience with Bounce! Stored a bag at the Grand Central location and on my last day at the 9/11 Memorial location. Both locations had friendly, efficient staff that were helpful and made everything very easy. Such a great option if y...
How it works
Book online
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Drop off items
Head to the store and show your booking receipt and you're good to go.
Enjoy the city
Go about your day without lugging around your things. Live Life Light!
About Little Tokyo
Little Tokyo is bordered by downtown Los Angeles, City Hall, the Los Angeles River, and the Arts District. As a cultural hub for Japanese Americans, it’s the most populous Japantown in the US, with the only two others located in San Francisco and San Jose. In 1995, LA’s Little Tokyo was declared a National Historic Landmark District.Fun fact: The California roll—a sushi staple in the US made with cucumber, avocado, and (imitation) crab—was created in LA's Little Tokyo.
Things to Do in Little Tokyo
Little Tokyo boasts a variety of cultural attractions that’ll give you a feel and taste of Japanese culture. Check out the following itinerary for a visit to Little Tokyo:- Get an in-depth understanding of Japanese culture at the Japanese American National Museum
- Socialize at the James Irvine Garden and catch an event at the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
- Sing your heart out and enjoy a fun night with friends at MAX Karaoke Studio
- Deck yourself out in the latest Japanese fashion trends by shopping at PopKiller
- Buy souvenirs and trinkets at Tokyo Japanese Outlet
- Grocery shop for authentic Japanese fare at Nijiya Market
- Take part in a lively celebration of all things Japanese during Nisei Week each August
Transit Options in Little Tokyo
- Metro light rail: Gold Line
- Metro subway: Red Line, Purple Line
- Metro bus: 30, 330
- Union Station LA