Leaving Luggage At Narita Airport

[This post was originally published on 4/7/16 and updated on 2/10/19]

​Because we were going south to Fukuoka for just a few days and flying on Jetstar, we only wanted and needed small bags. We had one larger piece of luggage which we left at the airport.  

For short term and convenience this is a nice option. 

I have to admit, though, we were a little confused at first about how to use these lockers. We had never used airport lockers anywhere before, let alone in Japan. 

We frantically asked the western-looking people next to us, but they spoke little English. A nice Japanese young man came over and helped us despite not speaking English. Don't you love when strangers are kind? 
I do! (Remember to always be a kind stranger.. And you're always a stranger to someone, so... we can reduce that statement down to "Remember to always be kind" ;-)  What do you think? I like it!)

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Awesome Luggage - Photo ©awaytravel.com

SHOP AWAY LUGGAGE

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Dropping Off:

1. Find an empty locker - the door will be unlocked (and there should not be a bag inside)
2. Put your bag inside and shut the door
3. Go to the touch screen and select "checking". I believe we had to pay the price on the locker 500 Yen and then got a receipt. The door will lock.

Picking Up:

1. Go back to the screen and select "Taking Out"
2. Enter your locker number (remember where you put your bag / check your receipt)
3. Pay the balance and the locker unlocks. Voila!

It may seem simple or obvious to a lot of people, but if it's your first time, if you're tired and jet lagged from traveling halfway around the world, if you're stressed and trying to make a connection, sometimes you just can't think straight and a little help to figure out simple things is much appreciated. I know I appreciate any help I can get! :o) 

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