Coin Locker (Terminal 2)
In Terminal 2 the charging method for regular coin lockers depends on the floor (the Multi-Function Coin Locker Multi-Cube on B1F is charged per day, with the day changing at 2:00 a.m.; it is covered in a separate entry). On 2F and 3F of the Main Building lockers are charged per day (a "day" runs from when you start using the locker until midnight (0:00)); on B1F they are charged by time. The time-based lockers cost ¥300 (small), ¥500 (medium) or ¥600 (large) for up to 6 hours, with an additional charge for every 24 hours after that. For a short time, the time-based lockers on B1F are cheaper; for a whole day, the per-day lockers on 2F and 3F are cheaper. All lockers have touch panels and accept transport IC cards such as Suica. You can use a locker for up to 8 days in a row.
Details
- Airport
- Narita International Airport
- Terminal
- T2
- Area
- Before security (public area)
- Location
- T2 Main Building B1F, 2F, 3F. All before security.
- Hours
- Follows terminal hours (no official hours published)
- Price
- Per day (Main Building 2F and 3F): Small ¥400 / Medium ¥600 / Large ¥800 per use per day. By time (Main Building B1F): up to 6 hours Small ¥300, Medium ¥500, Large ¥600, then Small ¥400, Medium ¥600, Large ¥800 added for every 24 hours. Up to 8 days either way.
Open the official mapExternal site (may be in Japanese)
Other places in the same category
- Multi-Function Coin Locker Multi-E Cube (Terminal 2)
Terminal 2 Main Building B1F (before security)
T2 · Coin lockers
- Multi-Function Coin Locker Multi-E Cube (Terminal 1)
Terminal 1 North Wing 1F (before security)
T1 · Coin lockers
- Coin Locker (Terminal 1)
T1 Central Building B1F, 1F, 2F, 4F / North Wing 1F, 4F / South Wing 4F. All before security.
T1 · Coin lockers
- Multi-Function Coin Locker Multi-E Cube (Terminal 3)
Terminal 3 Main Building 2F (before security)
T3 · Coin lockers
Source
Type: Official website
https://www.narita-airport.jp/ja/service/delivery/locker/
Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.