Tokyo Station & Keisei Ueno Luggage Delivery to Haneda and Narita
Compare Tokyo Station and Keisei Ueno counter routes to Haneda and Narita, including supported terminals, same-day cutoffs and collection deadlines.
Page updated: Source-check dates are shown with the relevant information below. A page edit does not mean every detail was rechecked.
Quick answer
Yes, selected Tokyo counters can send a suitcase to Haneda or Narita for collection on the same day. The route, terminal, drop-off cutoff and earliest airport pickup differ sharply; this is not airline baggage check-in.
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Match the exact route to your airport
Tokyo Station Nihonbashi Exit serves Haneda and Narita; Keisei Ueno serves Narita. For ecbo near Tokyo Station, confirm the current airport-bound route directly before planning around it. Do not assume every station offers every airport.
2
Test the flight-day timeline
Compare the drop-off cutoff, earliest confirmed collection, counter closing time, terminal transfer and airline bag-drop deadline. A late bag makes an early flight impossible.
3
Collect and check in the bag yourself
Keep the receipt and tracking details, take a passport and other essentials with you, then collect the suitcase at the named airport counter before airline check-in.
Useful Japanese phrase
Can I send this suitcase to the airport and collect it today?
このスーツケースを今日空港へ送り、受け取れますか？
Kono sūtsukēsu o kyō kūkō e okuri, uketoremasu ka?
BAG
The service exists, but only on specific routes
Leave a suitcase at a participating station or city counter, travel light, and collect it at a named airport counter later. You must still take it to your airline's bag-drop desk yourself. A generic airport delivery booking may instead arrive the next day or later.
Illustration: luggage delivery does not check your bag in with the airline. Confirm your actual counters and route.
Flight-day comparison · checked October 18, 2026
Which station-to-airport route actually fits?
Drop-off and destination
Hand over by
Airport collection
Example price per suitcase
Tokyo Station, Sagawa Nihonbashi Exit → Haneda
11:00
From about 16:00; confirm the terminal counter when sending
¥2,840 for up to 140 cm / 20 kg
Tokyo Station, Sagawa Nihonbashi Exit → Narita
11:00
From about 16:00; confirm the exact pickup counter
¥3,390 for up to 140 cm / 20 kg
Keisei Ueno Station counter → Narita
12:00
16:00–21:00 at JAL ABC, Terminal 1 North Wing or Terminal 2
¥4,000 for up to 200 cm / 30 kg
ecbo near Tokyo Station → Haneda T3: reconfirm before use
Current airport-bound cutoff not confirmed
The March trial schedule is not a confirmed current pickup window
Confirm the airport-bound fare directly
These are published conditions, not a guarantee of a booking or punctual delivery. Prices include the listed airport-handling charge where applicable. The ecbo route was announced as a pilot. Its current provider page does not establish the same airport-bound conditions as the March announcement. Confirm the exact route, price and collection window directly; do not use the pilot schedule as a current booking promise.
Tokyo Station: choose the counter, not just the station
Sagawa inside Tokyo Station Ichibangai: Haneda or Narita
The Sagawa Tokyo Station Nihonbashi Exit service center is on Tokyo Station Ichibangai 1F (Marunouchi 1-9-1), open 07:00–21:00. Its same-day airport cutoff is 11:00, with delivery estimated from 16:00. A 160 cm / 30 kg bag is listed at ¥3,100 to Haneda or ¥3,650 to Narita; bags outside the limits need a separate check. Ask staff which airport terminal and collection desk will hold your bag. Sagawa's online pre-application form does not accept same-day delivery requests, so arrange that service at the counter rather than assuming an online storage reservation covers it.
ecbo near Tokyo Station: confirm the current airport-bound service
The March 2026 Keikyu–ecbo trial announcement described delivery from ecbo cloak Marunouchi, near Tokyo Station, to Haneda Terminal 3. These are historical trial conditions, not confirmation that the same route is available today.
On October 18, 2026, ecbo's current provider page mainly described delivery to hotels and a hotel-to-airport option. We could not confirm the current airport-bound route from the Marunouchi counter, its pickup window or its fare. Ask ecbo to confirm both endpoints, the service date, terminal, collection desk, cutoff and total price before booking. Do not assume that a station-to-hotel booking sends your bag to the airport.
Keisei Ueno: a direct Narita option
At the Keisei Ueno Station luggage counter, hand over the suitcase by noon. The Keisei group's published service lets you collect it from 16:00 to 21:00 at a JAL ABC counter in Narita Terminal 1 North Wing or Terminal 2. Its ¥4,000 suitcase price includes temporary storage, delivery and tax; the stated limit is 200 cm across three sides and 30 kg. Sports equipment is listed separately at ¥5,000. Do not go to the airline's JAL check-in desk merely because the collection agent is called JAL ABC. If your flight uses Terminal 3, allow time to collect at the named Terminal 1 or 2 counter and then transfer.
Outside these stations: same day is not universal
Yamato lists participating Tokyo branches for a separate same-day service to Haneda: drop off by 11:00, with collection hours of 17:00–23:00 for international flights or 17:00–21:00 for domestic flights. Its page also says pickup is available from three hours before your scheduled departure; confirm that both conditions fit your flight. The Haneda Terminal 3 pickup counter is temporarily on level 2 as of this check, so consult the current counter map before travelling. This is a branch-based Haneda option, not a Tokyo Station desk or a same-day Narita service. In the Kansai region, Yamato's Kyoto Station Center to Kansai Airport route is a useful alternative, but it specifies airport collection the next day. Ordinary airport courier services can take longer still; the words “airport delivery” alone do not mean today.
Do the flight-time check before handing over anything
Illustration: clock symbols are not actual collection times or airline deadlines. Use the conditions for your booking.
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Find your actual drop-off point and cutoff
Tokyo Station, Keisei Ueno and a storefront near Tokyo Station are three different locations. Include the walk, ticket-gate side and queue in your plan; reaching the building at the cutoff is not enough.
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Find the named collection counter and earliest time
Check airport, terminal, floor, operator, desk hours and what proof you must show. “Arrives around 16:00” is not a guaranteed handover at precisely 16:00; traffic and processing may delay it.
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Work backwards from airline bag-drop closure
Add travel to the airport, the wait for the bag, any terminal transfer, security and the airline's own check-in deadline. If the published earliest collection leaves no buffer, carry the bag yourself or send it a day earlier.
4
Keep the documents and essentials
Carry your passport, cash, cards, medicine, phone, travel documents and anything you need before pickup. Keep the service receipt, bag number and contact details, and photograph the bag before handover.
Example: a 17:00 international flight is a poor fit
If the bag can only be collected from 16:00, there may be too little time to receive it, move between terminals and meet airline bag-drop and security deadlines. Check your airline's exact deadline; this example is a warning, not a universal flight cutoff.
Illustration: keep essentials and tracking proof with you. Confirm the collection desk and contact details before leaving.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send it from any station, locker or hotel?
No. A locker normally stores the bag where you leave it. Even a delivery-enabled locker or hotel needs an exact eligible airport route and date in its booking flow. Confirm both endpoints and the pickup window before paying.
Is airport collection the same as checking in luggage?
No. Collect the suitcase from the delivery company's counter, then take it to your airline's bag-drop desk yourself. An airline counter and a delivery counter may be in different parts of the terminal.
What if the bag is late?
Call the carrier or service counter immediately using the receipt and tracking number. Tell the airline before its check-in deadline if your flight is at risk. Do not assume the airline will hold the plane or transfer your undelivered bag automatically.
What about Narita Terminal 3?
Do not assume a listed Terminal 1 or 2 collection point serves Terminal 3 directly. Confirm your route's actual counter, then budget for the airport transfer to Terminal 3.
For lockers, staffed storage and hotel-to-hotel sending, use the general luggage guide. For the trip to the terminal after sightseeing, check the airport transport guide in reverse and verify the current timetable.
Sagawa, Keisei, Keikyu, ecbo and Yamato information reviewed October 18, 2026. The ecbo airport-bound conditions remain unconfirmed as explained above. Routes, trial status, booking acceptance, prices, counter locations and hours can change. Recheck the provider and airline on the actual travel date.
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