Odaiba luggage storage

About Odaiba

While in Tokyo, don't leave without heading over to the man-made islands of Tokyo Bay. Explore Odaiba, a very popular entertainment and shopping district that is a big tourist draw. Cross the iconic Rainbow Bridge from Tokyo to Odaiba and get lost in the crowds and the revelry that is Odaiba. The district saw a boom in business and tourism in the 1980s but soon ebbed until the late 1990s when several hotels and shopping centers moved in and set up shop. Tourism quickly grew exponentially, creating the need for more and more developments and entertainment venues. 

Today, Odaiba has become a high-tech entertainment district that leaves people imagining a world where computers, robots, and androids take the place of mundane tasks and even help make the earth a better place. Futuristic museums give you a glimpse into the world of robotics and offer interactive exhibits that will blow your mind. Aside from all the high-tech gadgets found inside Odaiba, there is still plenty of green space where you can stretch out on the grass and breathe in the fresh air. Grab some take out or pack a picnic and head over to Seaside Park. Get fantastic views of Mount Fuji from the Daikanransha Ferris Wheel in Seaside Park. 

Fun Fact: Odaiba has a network of elevated walkways to keep pedestrians safe from the vehicle traffic, making it easier to move from place to place without crossing traffic. 

Things to do Near Odaiba

Take your time exploring all Odaiba has to offer and be amazed at the efficiency and innovation that surrounds you. While visiting Odaiba, plan to fill your day with sightseeing tours, interactive museums, shopping, and dining. Bounce has come up with a few ideas to get you started when in and around Odaiba. 

• Visit the Statue of Liberty; this replica of the Statue of Liberty was brought to Japan during the Year of France in 1889 and currently sits in Odaiba Beach Park
• Drop by the Gundam Front Tokyo in DiverCity Tokyo Plaza and step into the interactive exhibit where you can pilot the Gundam
• Take a tour of the Fuji Television main office building, be sure to head up to the 25th floor for a bird’s eye view of Tokyo Bay
• Take a ride in a floating bar that mimics an anime spaceship, this boat will take you around the bay and give you a new perspective of Tokyo Bay
• Grab your tickets for the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation and be amazed by the hands-on exhibits
• Step into Aqua City Odaiba with its Mediterranean Sea theme and fantastic shops and cafes
• Snap photos of the iconic Rainbow Bridge, the suspension bridge that connects Odaiba to Tokyo

Transit Options In Odaiba

• Train: Yurikamome line
• Odaiba Rainbow Bus
• Tokyo Bay Shuttle Bus

Luggage Storage Near Odaiba

Don't miss a minute of the action while exploring Odaiba, where technology meets old-world charm in its own techno-colored culture. Whether you are planning to explore the district on foot or take advantage of public transportation, don't be weighed down with large baggage or backpacks. Many of the attractions do not allow large bags inside, and streets can quickly become crowded, making it impossible to walk through carrying bags. Download the Bounce app and search for a location nearby where you can stow your things while you are out sightseeing and experiencing Odaiba. 

Luggage Storage Options Near Odaiba

There is so much to see and experience while you are in Odaiba and its surrounding districts. Don't be left out on the street, holding your bags while others see the attractions. Many places have strict bag check policies, so instead of being held back, find a Bounce location close by to store your belongings for the day. 

Luggage Storage Near DECKS Tokyo Beach

Another must-see when exploring Tokyo Bay is DECKS Tokyo Beach. This is an amazing shopping mall that should really be considered its own little city with shopping, entertainment, and dining. You will not be bored with all this mall has to offer. For a cultural experience after shopping, head over to the Odaiba Takoyaki Museum or the Toyko Trick Art Museum. For those who like spooky things, grab tickets to the Daiba Kaiki Yashiki, the haunted house that is open year-round. 

Restaurants abound at DECKS, where you can get local fare or step out of your comfort zone and order something a bit more exotic or international. Whether you are in the mood for American, Italian, Chinese, Indian, or Japanese, there is a restaurant ready to serve you. Hauling your bulky bags through DECKS Tokyo Beach can be a real hassle. Instead, leave them with Bounce while you explore. 

Luggage Storage Near TeamLab Borderless

TeamLab Borderless is officially known as MORI Building Digital Art Museum TeamLab Borderless and is an interesting digital art museum where almost all of the exhibits are interactive. Prepare to be amazed at the use of technology to create futuristic 3D artwork. The museum has been divided into five different spaces, each one unique from the rest: TeamLab Athletics Forest, EN Tea House, Borderless World, Future of Lamps, and Future Park. The exhibits in each section change throughout the year, giving you the chance to continually see something new and innovative when you visit. 

Bring your imagination and spend the day interacting with modern art created specifically to change and grow throughout its existence. Your mind will be blown by the attention to detail, the futuristic digitized media used, and the reaction to such magnificent works of art. Drop your bags at Bounce before getting tickets for TeamLab Borderless so you can easily move through the exhibits. 

Luggage Storage Near National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

Even if you are not a science nerd, you will be amazed at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, also simply called Miraikan. Opened in 2001 by Japan’s Science and Technology Agency, the museum is inside the Odaiba District. This hands-on museum is full of interactive exhibits that allow you to interact with science and learn about the latest and greatest technologies in Japan. 

Stop by the robots and androids wing for a chance to interact with the robots but giving commands for information, having them mimic your moves or complete specific tasks. Prepare to be blown away by the science behind the technology that is creating such sophisticated machines. Get your tickets early. This museum sells out of tickets for the day quickly. Leave your belongings at a nearby Bounce location since the museum does not allow large bags inside.