Aomori Airport Lost and Found

Where to report a lost item at Aomori Airport

The official page separates the terminal, the aircraft and the car park, and adds the police for lost money.

The airport says items held for a certain period are reported to Aomori Police Station. The length of that period is not stated.

Official contact information

The contacts below are listed on the linked official pages. Phone numbers are shown in international format for callers outside Japan; the number used inside Japan is in brackets. All hours are Japan Standard Time (JST).

• Aomori Airport Information Center

  Items lost in the passenger terminal building

  Phone

  +81-17-739-2007 (in Japan: 017-739-2007)

  Hours (JST)

  7:45–20:30, daily

  The official page posts a list of items handed in to this Center. It says there can be some delay between an item being handed in and appearing on the list, and marks some entries as already submitted to Aomori Police Station.

  Source: official page (Japanese), official page (Japanese)

• Aomori Airport Police Box

  Lost money such as a wallet (per the airport’s FAQ)

  Phone

  +81-17-739-8842 (in Japan: 017-739-8842)

  Source: official page (Japanese)

• JAL (domestic)

  Items left on board a JAL domestic flight

  Phone

  0570-025-022 (domestic-only format; may not connect from overseas)

  Hours (JST)

  8:00–20:00, daily

  Source: official page (Japanese)

• ANA (Aomori Airport desk)

  Lost property and baggage inquiries after collection (this number is for those only)

  Phone

  +81-17-771-5959 (in Japan: 017-771-5959)

  Hours (JST)

  9:00–18:00, daily

  Source: official page (Japanese)

• Fuji Dream Airlines

  Items left on board a Fuji Dream Airlines flight. After the voice guidance, press 2; the department calls you back.

  Phone

  0570-55-0489 (domestic-only format; may not connect from overseas)

  Hours (JST)

  7:00–20:00, daily

  Source: official page (Japanese)

• Aomori Airport paid car park

  Items lost in the paid car park

  Phone

  +81-17-739-2121 (in Japan: 017-739-2121)

  Hours (JST)

  6:00–22:00, daily

  Source: official page (Japanese)

• Aomori Prefectural Police

  Listed by the airport on its Lost Property page directly after the Information Center entry, without a stated purpose

  Phone

  +81-17-723-0110 (in Japan: 017-723-0110)

  Source: official page (Japanese)

Special-service numbers such as 0570, 0120 and 0800 are shown in their domestic format. They may not connect from overseas. Connection to any number depends on your provider.

What to prepare before you inquire

• Where you lost it: terminal, paid car park, or a JAL, ANA or Fuji Dream Airlines aircraft
• Date and approximate time you last had the item, so you can match it to the airport’s posted list (which shows date, item and place)
• Airline and flight number, if you were travelling
• Item type, colour, brand, size, distinguishing marks, and what was inside
• Photos of the item or of an identical model, if you have them
• An email address and phone number where you can be reached

Already left Japan?

1. Open the airport’s Lost Property page and read the posted list of items handed in at the terminal. It shows date, item and place, and marks some older entries as already submitted to Aomori Police Station.
2. If you see your item, or it is not listed, call the Information Center in the +81 format during 7:45–20:30 JST. For a plane, call the airline during the hours shown above.
3. If the item is confirmed found, ask how long it will be held and what is needed to release it. The page says only that items are reported to the police after “a certain period”.
4. Ask whether a representative may collect it and what documents are needed. The page does not say.
5. If you want us to call in Japanese or collect the item where the facility allows it, contact us with the confirmation you received.
6. After we receive the item, we pack it and ship it internationally. We quote available shipping methods and fees individually, and arrival dates are not guaranteed.

How Lost and Found Japan can help

• Read the airport’s Japanese held-items list with you and call the Center or the airline in Japanese
• Help you describe the item the way the Center asks
• Collect the item on your behalf, only where the facility allows a representative
• Pack the item and ship it internationally once we have it
• We cannot search the airport ourselves and we cannot make a facility release an item. We work within what the facility allows.

Lost and Found Japan is an independent private service. We are not an official airport, airline, customs or police lost-and-found desk. Consult with us.

Aomori Airport lost and found: FAQ

Does Aomori Airport publish a list of found items?

Yes. The official Lost Property page posts a list of items handed in at the terminal, with date, item and place. The airport says there can be a short delay before a new item appears.

How do I call the Aomori Airport Information Center from overseas?

Dial +81-17-739-2007, dropping the leading 0 of 017. The official page gives 7:45–20:30 JST, every day of the year.

I lost my wallet. Who handles that?

The airport’s FAQ names the Aomori Airport Police Box for lost money such as a wallet: 017-739-8842.

What happens to items not claimed?

The page says items held for a certain period are reported to Aomori Police Station. It does not state how long that period is.

Is there an English lost-property page for Aomori Airport?

We found none; the English section does not have one. The official Lost Property page is in Japanese.

Not confirmed on the official pages

We do not state the following because we could not confirm it from the official pages listed below. Please ask the facility directly.

• How long items are kept at the Information Center before they go to the police is not stated; the page says only “a certain period”.
• Proxy collection rules, required documents, shipping of found items by the airport, and fees are not stated on the official pages we read.
• No online lost-property form is listed on the Lost Property page; the airport’s contact form says it does not answer airline matters.
• Hours for the Airport Police Box and Aomori Prefectural Police are not stated.
• The posted held-items list changes daily and is not reproduced here.