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Bounce Teams Up with JR Pass to Support Travelers

In a significant move to enhance the travel experience for visitors to Japan, Bounce, a leading luggage storage service provider, has partnered with JR Pass. With operations in over 4,000 cities and 35,000 locations globally, Bounce continues to expand its reach within Japan, where it now operates in more than 650 cities and 5,000 locations.

Background and Purpose of the Partnership

The surge in inbound tourism has posed challenges for travelers navigating Japan’s bustling urban centers, particularly with large luggage in tow. Recognizing the need to alleviate congestion and mobility stress, Bounce has developed a flexible network of luggage storage solutions in collaboration with cafes, hotels, and commercial establishments nationwide. By joining forces with JR Pass, visitors can fully embrace the concept of traveling hands-free, allowing them to store their bags and enjoy Japan's many attractions without the burden of carrying their luggage.

Bounce has also introduced a new luggage delivery service, which allows travelers to conveniently store their items while exploring the city and ensures a smooth transition during long-distance travels on the Shinkansen.

Key Aspects of the Partnership

1. Enhanced Awareness for JR Pass Users: Visitors can easily recognize and utilize Bounce's luggage storage services through JR Pass's official platform, complete with promotional coupons offering added value.

2. Multilingual Support: Bounce provides services in 11 languages, including English, Chinese, Korean, French, and Spanish, enabling seamless access for global travelers.

3. Hands-Free Shinkansen Travel: Leveraging Bounce's extensive network in major cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, and Fukuoka, the partnership aims to reduce stress associated with travel and sightseeing in Japan.

4. Improving Tourist Infrastructure: This collaboration aims to mitigate congestion from luggage, thus benefiting both public transportation systems and tourist destinations, fostering a harmonious coexistence between inbound visitors and local communities.

For more information, visit the official JR Pass website: JR PASS.

CEO Statement: Cody Candee, Founder and CEO of Bounce

Cody Candee expressed, "We are thrilled to partner with JR, a renowned transportation provider in Japan, to offer travelers a more comfortable and less burdensome travel experience. JR has long been trusted by travelers both domestically and internationally, and this collaboration allows us to promote a 'hands-free travel' model significantly. With this partnership, inbound tourists can enjoy Shinkansen journeys and sightseeing in cities such as Tokyo and Osaka without the hassle of luggage. Not only does this improve convenience for travelers, but it also contributes to easing transportation congestion and reducing the burden on local communities. We aim to promote sustainable tourism while continuing to collaborate with JR Pass to enhance Japan's travel infrastructure, ensuring a stress-free and enjoyable experience for all tourists."

About Bounce

Bounce serves as one of the world's largest luggage storage platforms, connecting those needing temporary luggage solutions with establishments looking to utilize their available space. Founded in 2019 in San Francisco, Bounce has rapidly expanded across North America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania, now operating in over 4,000 cities and 35,000 locations. In Japan, Bounce offers services in major cities including Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, and Fukuoka, covering more than 650 cities with 5,000 locations. All reservations can be made easily through smartphones, concluding cashlessly and with coverage of up to 1 million yen per reservation, ensuring peace of mind.

For more information, visit the official website: Bounce.

Company Overview

• - Company Name: Bounce Japan LLC
• - Location: 150-6139 Shibuya, Tokyo, Shibuya Scramble Square, WeWork, 39th Floor
• - Established: 2019
• - Contact: [email protected]

Note: The claim of "world's largest" is based on an internal survey conducted by Bounce as of July 2025, comparing the number of locations, cities, and countries among major luggage storage service providers.