Complete Guide to Coin Lockers at Nishi 11-chome Station, Sapporo

Nishi 11-chome Station, located near Odori Park 10-chome and the Sapporo City Museum, might not be the most flamboyant but it’s a very convenient station for visitors. I

t’s home to renowned eateries, including the popular zangi (fried chicken) restaurant, Hotei Honten, making it a popular stop for many. Amidst such activities, having access to coin lockers can indeed be a boon. We explored the station and its surroundings to provide you with a comprehensive guide on its locker facilities.

Coin Lockers at Nishi 11-chome Station’s Exit 2

Nishi 11-chome Station houses two coin locker facilities. After exiting the station, heading towards exit 2 (near the restrooms), you will find coin lockers by the exit. Here’s what’s available:

• 4 coin lockers available at 300 yen each
• 3 coin lockers available at 400 yen each
• 2 coin lockers available at 500 yen each

These lockers come with keys, and while they do feature touch panels, they do not support transportation IC cards. Given this, you might find them a tad difficult to use. The lockers can be used continuously for up to 72 hours (3 days). After that, your items will be removed, so keep this in mind.

Additional Coin Lockers near Exit 4 at Nishi 11-chome Station

Inside Nishi 11-chome Station, you’ll find another coin locker facility located near exit 4.

This exit leads to Odori Park’s 9-chome and 10-chome, making these lockers ideal for those attending events like the Snow Festival or Autumn Fest.

The lockers available here are:

• 4 coin lockers available at 300 yen each
• 3 coin lockers available at 400 yen each
• 2 coin lockers available at 500 yen each

These lockers are identical to the ones mentioned above, and they too do not support transportation IC cards despite featuring touch panels.

Similar to the first set, the lockers can be used for a maximum of 72 hours (3 days).

Editor’s Note

While Nishi 11-chome Station only has two coin locker facilities totaling 18 lockers, it’s conveniently connected to the subway, making it an ideal spot for those planning to explore Odori Park.

It might be fair to label these lockers as hidden gems for the savvy traveler.