A multi-storey car park located close to Akihabara Station.
Akihabararajiokaikan Parking Lot is a practical parking facility in the heart of Sotokanda, within easy reach of Akihabara Station and the district's major shopping streets.
Its stacked spaces cater to cars and small vans, with automated payment machines and clear signage that help drivers get in and out quickly.
If you are visiting Akihabara by car, this is one of the more central places to leave your vehicle while you explore on foot.
+81 3-3504-0615
1 Chome-15-16 Sotokanda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 101-0021, Japan
Floor 1 · Akihabara Radio Kaikan
Operating Hours
Closed - Opens Tomorrow
Opens tomorrow at 7 am
Monday
7 am–9 pm
Tuesday
7 am–9 pm
Wednesday
7 am–9 pm
Thursday
7 am–9 pm
Friday
7 am–9 pm
Saturday(Today)
7 am–9 pm
Sunday
9 am–9 pm
Menu information is not available at this time.
Overall Rating
3.5/5
Based on 43 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
Thơm Cao
Is there a "minus" button to rate the attitude of the staff working here? Seriously, they are arrogant liars. The service is the worst of the worst. I never want to set foot in this worst parking lot in Japan again. I hope this review reaches the owner or manager. I am truly angry!
s k
The store closes at 9 pm, which feels too early and can be inconvenient if you get locked out. It seems more like a rural parking lot than a city shop.
Positive Reviews
うさぎ先生
It's open until 9 PM, and its rates are among the cheapest in Akihabara. However, the parking lot is small. While all the cheapest parking lots in the area were full, I happened to pass by this one and found a spot available, so I was able to park there. I thought it would be a mechanical parking lot, but it turned out to be a huge elevator - I had to take my car to the second basement floor and then park it again in the multi-story parking garage, which was an interesting experience. You have to leave the parking lot by 9 PM, but since few stores in Akihabara are open late, this shouldn't be a problem. I've seen posts saying that once you park your car you can't get back in, but in fact I was able to. I was in a hurry and didn't realize I'd left my car keys inside, so I went back a few hours later and was able to check inside my car. It's located in the basement of Radio Kaikan, but please note it's not directly connected to the store.
うさぎ先生
It's open until 9 PM, and its rates are among the cheapest in Akihabara. However, the parking lot is small.
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Akihabara Radio Kaikan Parking
Akasaka Radio Hall Entrance Signage
A low-angle shot of a modern white building facade featuring hanging signage. A blue 'P' parking sign with an arrow points left. Below it, a large rectangular sign displays pricing in Japanese yen (1800 yen weekdays, 2000 yen weekends/holidays) and a 30-minute parking fee of 300 yen. The sign also lists operating hours: Mon-Fri 7:00-21:00, Sat-Sun 9:00-21:00. A yellow-and-black striped barrier arm is visible at the entrance below.
秋葉原ラジオ会館
A street-level view of a building exterior featuring signage for 'Akabane Radio Hall'. A blue parking sign with an arrow points right, and below it is a large white board displaying pricing information in yen (1800 yen daily, 2000 yen on weekends, 300 yen per 20 minutes). The board also lists operating hours: Monday to Sunday from 7:00 to 21:00. Green foliage partially obscures the lower left side.
Street Scene with Parking Sign and Storefronts
A street view showing a parking sign indicating rates of 1800 yen daily, 2000 yen weekend, and 300 yen for 20 minutes. Adjacent is a building entrance with signage for '秋葉原ラジオ会館' (Akabane Radio Hall). Further down the street are storefronts including one labeled 'AIKINGO' and another with blue signage displaying Japanese text. A person wearing a backpack walks away from the camera on the sidewalk.
Parking Entrance with Vending Machines
A modern building entrance featuring a covered walkway leading to an elevator and parking area. A blue sign indicates parking rates (1800 yen, 2000 yen). Two people stand near vending machines on the right side of the frame. The ground shows directional arrows and markings for vehicles.
Night street scene with illuminated buildings and vehicles
A nighttime urban street view featuring brightly lit multi-story buildings on both sides of the road. On the right, a large building displays yellow-lit windows and signage reading 'GEEKS'. The left side shows vertical neon signs in Japanese characters. Several cars are visible on the road, including red taillights ahead. Pedestrians walk along sidewalks. No clear shop front or menu is visible.
Parking Sign and Price List
A blue sign with a left arrow and 'P' indicating parking, displaying rates of 1800 yen daily, 2000 yen on weekends, and 300 yen per 20 minutes. Below is an open hours schedule from 7:00 to 21:00. A small table holds a calendar and phone, while a backpack rests nearby.
Elevator Interior with Warning Sign
The image shows the interior of an elevator, featuring white walls and a control panel on the right side. A warning sign is affixed to the center of one wall, displaying Japanese text that translates to 'Caution on Contact' and 'Proceed Slowly Inside'. The lighting is even, suggesting artificial illumination typical of enclosed spaces like elevators.
Urban Street Scene with Building Entrance and Signage
The image shows a modern building entrance on the left, featuring a covered walkway leading to an interior space. A blue parking sign (P) is visible near the entrance. Adjacent to it are vending machines and a red awning. On the right side of the street, there are multiple commercial buildings with various signs in Japanese characters. The sidewalk is clean and well-maintained, with clear markings for pedestrians. In the background, more high-rise buildings line the street under a bright blue sky.
Street scene with parking entrance and vending machines
A street view showing a building entrance with a blue parking sign indicating rates of 1800 yen and 2000 yen. A person in a blue jacket stands near a red and blue vending machine. Several pedestrians walk along the sidewalk, passing by various shop signs including one advertising high-value purchases.
Parking Lot Sign
A parking lot sign for Akihara Radio Kaikan Parking, located within walking distance of Akihabara Station. The sign lists operating hours (7:00-21:00 weekdays/Saturdays; 9:00-21:00 Sundays/Holidays), pricing details (300 yen per 20 minutes, max fee 1,800 yen weekdays or 2,000 yen weekends/holidays), and vehicle size restrictions (max length 5300mm, height 2000mm, width 1950mm). Contact info is provided at the bottom.
Parking Sign
A blue and white parking sign with an arrow pointing left, indicating a parking area near 'Akikihara Radio Hall'. The sign lists maximum fees of ¥1800 during business hours and ¥2000 on weekends/holidays. It also mentions a short-term rate of ¥300 for 20 minutes and a flat fee of ¥3000 outside business hours. Opening times are listed as Monday to Saturday from 7:00 to 21:00, and Sunday/Holidays from 9:00 to 21:00.
Parking Entrance with Signage and Equipment
The image shows the entrance to a parking area, featuring a white sign with Japanese characters and green/blue graphics on the left. A red traffic cone is placed near the base of the sign. The ground has markings indicating 'STOP' in Japanese characters. To the right, there is a blue sign with an arrow pointing left labeled 'P', along with pricing information: ¥1800 for 2 hours, ¥2900 for 4 hours, and ¥300 for 5 minutes. Additional signs provide instructions and warnings. A person wearing dark clothing is partially visible on the far right side.
秋葉原ラジオ会館駐車
Advertisement for a parking facility near Akihabara Radio Hall, showing building exterior and map location with pricing details.
Urban Street Scene with Couple Walking in Rain
A couple walks under an umbrella on a wet street, passing vending machines and parking signs. Buildings line the street with visible signage.
Urban Street View with Buildings and Sidewalk
The image shows a city street scene featuring modern buildings on either side of the road. On the left, there is a large white building with several windows and some greenery at its base. To the right, another tall building stands next to a parked truck. The sidewalk is paved with bricks, and there are various signs visible along the street, including one indicating parking availability. The overall atmosphere suggests a busy urban environment during daytime.
Parking Sign with Price List
A parking sign attached to a building exterior, displaying rates and hours. The sign includes a 'P' symbol, digital display showing '2', and pricing details: 1800 yen daily, 2000 yen weekend, and 300 yen for 20 minutes. Open hours are listed as 7:00-21:00 weekdays and 6:00-21:00 weekends/holidays.
Parking Sign in Japan
A blue parking sign with 'P' and an arrow, displaying a digital number board showing '18'. Below it is another sign detailing parking fees: ¥1800 within operating hours, ¥2000 on weekends/holidays, and ¥300 per 20 minutes. The background includes modern buildings and street scenes.