Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) Lost and Found

HND

Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) Lost and Found

東京国際空港(羽田空港) · 東京都, 関東

Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) is one of Japan’s busiest hubs, serving both domestic and international flights across three passenger terminals. With such high passenger volume, lost items ranging from phones and wallets to jackets and travel documents are reported daily. Each terminal at Haneda operates its own lost and found counter, and items may also be transferred to the airport’s central lost and found office if not claimed at the terminal. Because staff primarily communicate in Japanese, international travelers often find it difficult to describe their item or follow up after leaving Japan.

Airport name (English)
Tokyo International Airport (Haneda)
Airport name (Japanese)
東京国際空港(羽田空港)
Prefecture
東京都
Region
関東

Frequently asked questions

Report the loss as soon as possible at the lost and found counter of the terminal where you were traveling, or contact the airport’s official lost and found office directly. Provide as much detail as possible about the item and where it was likely lost.
Haneda’s official lost and found information is primarily provided in Japanese, though some terminal staff may assist in English. For travelers who need help communicating in Japanese, Lost and Found Japan can act as an intermediary.
Yes. We can contact the relevant terminal or airport office on your behalf, follow up in Japanese, and help coordinate next steps such as verification and shipping, once an item has been located through official channels.

Need help contacting Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) in Japanese, or coordinating recovery and shipping? Our team can assist.

Consult with us