Coffee Shop Luggage Storage: A New Convenience for Sightseeing in Japan
By MOOK Scenic Spots / Reported by Shun
Traveling abroad often brings the worry of dragging your suitcase around and searching for a locker before your accommodation’s check-in time—this is a common issue many tourists face. To solve such inconveniences, Tokyo currently offers a unique service that allows you to leave your luggage at cafés, specialty shops, bars, and more, greatly increasing convenience for visitors to Tokyo. The Japanese website ecbo cloak partners with Tokyo-based businesses to provide luggage storage services. Handbags (with maximum side length not exceeding 45 cm) cost just 300 yen (approx. NT$85) per day, while suitcases cost 600 yen per day. The service currently collaborates with over 80 shops, helping travelers save precious time and energy.
The Japanese website ecbo cloak partners with Tokyo-based businesses to provide luggage storage services (Image source: ecbo cloak)
The ecbo cloak sharing economy platform is like the Airbnb of luggage storage, connecting numerous Tokyo businesses that offer extra space for temporary luggage deposits. It's convenient for travelers and allows shops to earn additional income from unused space. Ecbo cloak currently supports five languages including Chinese, English, and Korean. Simply book online or via the app, then drop off your luggage at the partner shop—you’re free to explore with peace of mind. Just make sure to pay and retrieve your luggage before the shop closes. In case of any accidental loss or damage, the shop is liable for compensation, up to a maximum of 200,000 yen.
With ecbo cloak, just book online or use the app, then drop off your luggage at the shop and enjoy your trip worry-free (Image source: ecbo cloak)
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ecbo cloak
How to Use:
1. Search for a storage location
2. Reserve a luggage storage service
3. Drop off your luggage
4. Enjoy your trip to the fullest
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