Short answer
Yes, if the store accepts Yamato TA-Q-BIN and your suitcase fits its limits. Yamato says participating 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, NewDays, Daily Yamazaki and Poplar stores can accept luggage or parcels for TA-Q-BIN. Check the store’s acceptance and the suitcase size first; Yamato notes a 160-size maximum for suitcases from convenience stores.
What to do now
- 1Confirm the destination can receive the suitcase.
For a hotel, ask the front desk before you send it.
- 2Check the suitcase size and weight.
A convenience-store suitcase is capped at 160 size under Yamato’s published guidance.
- 3Ask whether the branch handles Yamato TA-Q-BIN.
Look for the Yamato mark or show the service name at the counter.
- 4Fill in the waybill carefully and keep the receipt.
Include your name, destination contact and check-in date when sending to a hotel.
What can vary
Not every convenience store offers every Yamato service or payment method. Cool TA-Q-BIN is not accepted at convenience stores, and some stores cannot accept parcels above their local size limit.
A Yamato Sales Office is the better choice for unusual sizes, specialist services or a delivery question that needs staff to check the waybill.
When to use a Yamato office instead
Choose a Sales Office if the bag is oversized, you need a specialist service, or you want help checking the delivery arrangement. It is also the safer backup if the nearby convenience store declines the bag.
Do not send valuables, passports or tonight’s essentials inside the forwarded suitcase.
FAQ
Can I send luggage internationally from a convenience store?
No. Yamato’s FAQ says International TA-Q-BIN is not available from convenience stores.
Can I send it to an Airbnb?
Only if a staffed reception has agreed to receive it. A self-check-in property is not a safe delivery destination.
Official sources
Check the source directly if your journey depends on a detail.
Checked against official Japanese sources · Last verified August 13, 2026