Kawaguchiko Station
The busiest locker bank in the Fuji Five Lakes. Lockers fill by mid-morning on weekends, so arrive early or use the manned luggage counter at the station.

Drop your suitcase at the station and explore the lakes hands-free. Where to find lockers on the way to Fuji, what they cost and what to do when they are full.
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The busiest locker bank in the Fuji Five Lakes. Lockers fill by mid-morning on weekends, so arrive early or use the manned luggage counter at the station.
Lockers inside the Q-STA building. Handy before taking buses to the 5th station or Chureito Pagoda.
Transfer point between the JR Chuo Line and the Fujikyu Railway. A small locker bank near the gates.
Shinkansen stop for Hakone and the south side of Fuji. Plenty of lockers, including large suitcase sizes.
Shinkansen stop for the Fujinomiya side. A few lockers on the concourse, so pack light.
Lockers for climbers heading to the Gotemba trail and shoppers at Gotemba Premium Outlets.
Typical prices per calendar day at Japanese stations.
¥300 to ¥500
Daypack or shopping bags.
¥500 to ¥700
Carry-on suitcase.
¥700 to ¥1,000
Full-size suitcase. These run out first.
Newer lockers take Suica, Pasmo and other IC cards. Older ones need ¥100 coins.