Tokyo parking fees
- Hourly parking fees range from ¥200 per 30 minutes at Tokyo International Forum to ¥440 per 20 minutes at Times lots around Kaminarimon.
- The Mitsui Repark lots around Tokyo Dome have no cap on weekdays.
Hourly parking fees in Tokyo range from ¥200 per 30 minutes at Tokyo International Forum in Marunouchi to ¥440 per 20 minutes at the Times lots around Kaminarimon in Asakusa, and the Mitsui Repark lots around Tokyo Dome have no cap on weekdays. This page compares 5 areas (Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, Marunouchi and Korakuen) by fee, cap and opening hours, and explains how to reserve with Toku-P, a booking service for parking spaces. If you park for a long time, a lot with a cap or a reserved space from Toku-P suits you better. You can cancel a Toku-P booking for free up to the day before use starts.
In short
- Lowest hourly rate: Tokyo International Forum (¥200 per 30 minutes). Highest: Times Kaminarimon 5 and Komagata 2 in Asakusa (¥440 per 20 minutes).
- No cap on weekdays: the Mitsui Repark lots around Tokyo Dome (¥400 per 30 minutes on weekdays).
- Toku-P: reserve from up to 30 days before, pay online in advance, and cancel free until the day before use.
- Rates change on weekends and holidays, so check the day you go.
Checked with official pages on November 1, 2026 (Japan time).
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1. How to choose a parking lot in Tokyo (time parked, cap and booking)
- 2 to 4 hours for shopping or a meal: use the shopping and dining discounts at Hikarie, Tokyo International Forum and around Tokyo Dome.
- Half a day to a full day: a lot with a cap (Hikarie on weekdays, the mechanical lot at Shinjuku Toho Building, Komagata 2 on weekdays) or a Toku-P space.
- On a Tokyo Dome event day: reserve Lot 2 on toppi!, or book a Toku-P space nearby ahead of time.
- Late at night: choose one that lets you in and out for 24 hours (the LaQua lot, Kaminarimon 5 and Komagata 2), or check the closing time first.
Rates change on weekends, holidays and special days. At Tokyo Dome, ¥400 per 30 minutes becomes ¥500, at Kaminarimon 5 the unit changes from 20 to 15 minutes, and at Komagata 2 the daytime cap goes away. Hikarie’s ¥3,200 cap also applies on weekdays only.
2. Parking fees compared: Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, Marunouchi and Korakuen
Click an area name to jump to its section. Fees are as of November 1, 2026.
| Area | Example lot | Typical fee | Cap and booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shinjuku | Times Shinjuku Toho Building | ¥330 per 20 min | Mechanical lot only: ¥1,200 for 12 hours. No booking |
| Shibuya | Shibuya Hikarie | ¥400 per 30 min | ¥3,200 on weekdays. No booking information |
| Asakusa | Times Kaminarimon 5 and Komagata 2 | ¥440 per 20 min | Komagata: ¥2,700 on weekday daytimes. No booking |
| Marunouchi | Tokyo International Forum | ¥200 per 30 min | ¥2,000 for 5 to 10 hours on weekdays. No booking information |
| Korakuen | The 3 Tokyo Dome lots | ¥400 to ¥500 per 30 min | No cap on weekdays. Booking possible with conditions |
Some lots have fixed opening hours and you cannot enter or leave outside them (Shinjuku Toho Building, Hikarie, Tokyo International Forum and the Tokyo Dome lot).
3. Shinjuku: Times Shinjuku Toho Building in Kabukicho
The mechanical lot at Shinjuku Toho Building has a cap of ¥1,200 for 12 hours after parking, and the flat lot has no cap. It has 159 spaces, and the regular fee is ¥330 per 20 minutes, day and night. The mechanical lot takes cars up to 1.55 m high and the flat lot up to 2.1 m. You cannot reserve.
You cannot enter or leave from 23:00 to 8:00 the next morning, but the fee keeps adding up. If you plan to come back late at night, check that you can get the car out by 23:00 before you park.
| Name | Times Shinjuku Toho Building |
|---|---|
| Address | 1-19 Kabukicho, Shinjuku City, Tokyo |
| Hours / Closed | Entry and exit 8:00–23:00 (no entry or exit outside hours) |
| Map | Open in Google Maps ↗ |
| Official site | Open the official site ↗ |
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4. Shibuya: Shibuya Hikarie and partner lots nearby
The Shibuya Hikarie lot is ¥400 per 30 minutes, and the ¥3,200 cap applies only within opening hours on weekdays. You cannot enter or leave outside opening hours. It is a mechanical lot, so cars can be up to 1.55 m high (2.0 m for high-roof cars), 1.9 m wide and 5.3 m long. If you shop the same day at Hikarie and its partner facilities, you get 1 hour free for ¥3,000 or more, 2 hours for ¥10,000 or more and 3 hours for ¥30,000 or more. You can combine up to 8 receipts, and you hand your parking ticket to the shop when you pay.
The partner lots listed on the same page are: Shibuya Stream, ¥400 per 30 minutes with a weekday cap of ¥2,400; Shibuya Fukuras, ¥400 per 30 minutes with ¥2,200 from 7:00 to 23:00 and ¥500 from 23:00 to 7:00; and Shibuya Sakura Stage, ¥300 per 30 minutes with a cap of ¥2,200. Shibuya Scramble Square has no parking lot.
| Name | Shibuya Hikarie Parking Lot |
|---|---|
| Address | 2-21-1 Shibuya, Shibuya City, Tokyo |
| Hours / Closed | 6:50–24:00 (last entry 23:30) |
| Phone | 03-5468-5892 (11:00–20:00; for parking, press 2 at the voice guide) |
| Map | Open in Google Maps ↗ |
| Official site | Open the official site ↗ |
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5. Asakusa: Times lots around Kaminarimon
The small Times lots around Kaminarimon in Asakusa have a high regular fee of ¥440 per 20 minutes, and the cap works differently at each lot. You cannot reserve at either.
Times Kaminarimon 5 has 4 spaces. On weekdays it is ¥440 per 20 minutes, and the only cap is ¥440 from 20:00 to 8:00 the next morning. On weekends and holidays the unit changes to ¥440 per 15 minutes.
Times Komagata 2 has 10 spaces. The regular fee is ¥440 per 20 minutes, with a weekday cap of ¥2,700 from 8:00 to 18:00 and ¥500 from 18:00 to 8:00 the next morning. On weekends and holidays the ¥500 night cap applies, but there is no cap from 8:00 to 18:00.
| Name | Times Kaminarimon 5 |
|---|---|
| Address | 2-7 Kaminarimon, Taito-ku, Tokyo |
| Hours / Closed | 24-hour entry and exit |
| Map | Open in Google Maps ↗ |
| Official site | Open the official site ↗ |
| Name | Times Komagata 2 |
|---|---|
| Address | 1-12 Komagata, Taito-ku, Tokyo |
| Hours / Closed | 24-hour entry and exit |
| Map | Open in Google Maps ↗ |
| Official site | Open the official site ↗ |
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6. Marunouchi: the underground lot at Tokyo International Forum
The Tokyo International Forum lot is ¥200 per 30 minutes, and on weekdays during opening hours 5 to 10 hours cost ¥2,000. There are 417 spaces for standard passenger cars. After 10 hours, add ¥200 per 30 minutes to the ¥2,000. This cap applies only Monday to Friday, not on holidays or at the New Year. Cars can be up to 2.2 m high, 1.9 m wide and 5.4 m long.
If you spend ¥5,000 or more at Totenko or Sizzler in the building, you get a 2-hour ticket. At the Bic Camera Yurakucho store nearby, ¥10,000 or more gives a 1-hour ticket (weekdays only), and at Muji Ginza ¥5,000 or more gives a 1-hour ticket. The official page does not give booking information for short-term use.
| Name | Tokyo International Forum Parking Lot |
|---|---|
| Address | 3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo |
| Hours / Closed | 7:00–23:30 (open year-round) |
| Phone | 03-5221-9070 |
| Map | Open in Google Maps ↗ |
| Official site | Open the official site ↗ |
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7. Korakuen: the 3 Tokyo Dome lots and booking conditions
The Mitsui Repark lots around Tokyo Dome are ¥400 per 30 minutes on weekdays and ¥500 per 30 minutes on weekends, holidays and special days, with no cap on weekdays. The cap for weekends, holidays and special days is not on the official page. Check special days on the Tokyo Dome official calendar.
The Tokyo Dome lot has 400 spaces and is open 7:00–23:00. The LaQua lot has 170 spaces and is open 24 hours. Lot 2 has 100 spaces, is open 10:00–23:00 and is closed on weekdays without events. The height limit is 2.1 m, and 2.0 m for some. There is no space for large buses.
A discount applies by the total of your shopping and meals that day: 1 hour for ¥3,000 to ¥4,999, 2 hours for ¥5,000 to ¥8,999, 4 hours for ¥9,000 to ¥24,999 and 12 hours for ¥25,000 or more. The discount can be applied up to 10 times per parking ticket.
You reserve by registering for free and using “Mitsui Repark toppi!”, a service for reservable lots. On weekdays without a Tokyo Dome event the Tokyo Dome lot is the one you can reserve, and on event days it is Lot 2. Changes and cancellations are also made only on the toppi! member site. The official site recommends public transport because holidays, national holidays and event days are very crowded.
| Name | Mitsui Repark Tokyo Dome Parking Lot |
|---|---|
| Address | 1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo City, Tokyo |
| Hours / Closed | 7:00–23:00 |
| Map | Open in Google Maps ↗ |
| Official site | Open the official site ↗ |
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8. Reserve a parking space in Tokyo ahead of time with Toku-P
Toku-P lets you reserve a parking space by date and time and pay online in advance, so there is no payment at the lot. You register for free, choose a lot near your destination, choose your car type and reserve. You can book from up to 30 days before, including the day of use, and you can book consecutive days or hours in one go (Toku-P FAQ on booking / Toku-P beginner’s guide, both Japanese).
Prices are fixed per slot, such as “¥3,000 for 24 hours” or “¥900 for 12 hours”. They do not add up every 30 minutes as hourly parking does. A search for spaces that could be reserved near Tokyo Dome City on November 1, 2026 found 2 lots in Hongo at the prices below (1 or 2 spaces each; Toku-P search near Tokyo Dome City, Japanese).
| Lot | Distance from Tokyo Dome City | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hongo 1-20-8 | 204 m | ¥3,000 for 24 hours | For kei and compact cars |
| Hongo 2-30-14 | 531 m | ¥900 for 12 hours (0:00–12:00) | ¥1,500 for 12:00–24:00 |
For comparison, 12 hours at the Tokyo Dome weekday rate (¥400 per 30 minutes) comes to ¥9,600 (our calculation; the Dome lot is open 7:00–23:00, so this is a rough guide for a case where you really park for 12 hours in a row). The reserved spaces are cheaper, but there are only 1 or 2 spaces and there are limits on the size of the car.
You can cancel for free up to the day before use starts. Under the terms of use, the deadline is 23:59 the day before the first day of use, and after that the cancellation fee on the price table and a service fee apply. After the start date, it is 100% of the fee for the reserved period plus the service fee (Toku-P FAQ on cancelling / Toku-P terms of use, both Japanese).
The service fee depends on the lot and the payment method, and the amount is shown on the booking confirmation screen. It also applies if you cancel on the day or do not use the space.
You cannot extend a reserved time. If you overstay, an “unauthorized extension penalty” of 3 times the day’s daily fee is charged for each 24 hours over. Within the reserved time you can go in and out as many times as you like, but some lots are excluded, so check the lot’s page. If a space is full, you can register it under “Aita yo!” to get an email when it opens (this is not a promise of a space). When you finish, press “End of use”, but do not press it if you leave and come back within your time.
Fees and hours may change.
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Checked with official pages on November 1, 2026 (Japan time).
