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Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) Lost and Found

東京国際空港(羽田空港) · Tokyo (東京都), Kanto (関東)

Short answer

For items lost at Haneda Airport, the airport’s official channel is “find chat”, an online inquiry service operated by find, Inc. The official page is available in Japanese, English, Korean, and Chinese. Lost and Found Japan is an independent private service, not an airport or police desk; we can help with proxy pickup, coordination with the holding facility, document support, packing, and shipping from Japan.

Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) has Terminals 1, 2, and 3. International flights use Terminals 2 and 3, depending on the airline. Official lost-and-found inquiries are handled mainly through the online find chat service, with a phone line at the Information Center. The sections below summarize the official channels, what to prepare, and what to do after you return home.

Choose your next step

My item has not been found yet

Report the loss to the airport, airline or transport operator responsible for the place where you left it. Start with the official contacts below.

Find the right official contact

My item has been found

Already outside Japan? Send us the holding facility and reference number. We can discuss collection and international shipping, subject to the facility’s rules and shipping restrictions.

Ask about recovery and shipping

Lost and Found Japan is an independent private service, not an airport lost-property desk. Our service primarily assists with items already found and held by a facility.

Airport overview

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

Where to inquire (official channels)

Which channel to use depends on where the item was lost. Details below follow the official pages linked at the bottom of this page.

  • Terminals (most areas)

    Online inquiry through find chat on the official Haneda lost-and-found page.

    Support hours 9:00–21:00. Inquiries received after 21:00 are handled from 9:00 the next morning. Some areas, such as after departure at Terminal 3 and airline lounges, are excluded.

    Haneda: Lost and Found (English)
  • By phone: Information Center (general)

    Haneda Information Center, 03-5757-8111.

    Per the official page: 9:00–20:00 for domestic use; 24 hours for international use (pre-departure general area, and Terminal 2 after security screening to the boarding gate).

    +81-3-5757-8111 (in Japan: 03-5757-8111)

    Haneda: Lost and Found (English)
  • On an aircraft

    Contact the airline. Items found in the cabin are generally held by the airline, not the airport.

  • On a train, monorail, or bus to/from the airport

    Contact the operator of that train, monorail, or bus. Haneda’s official lost-and-found page does not cover these.

What to have ready when you inquire

  • Date and approximate time of the loss
  • Terminal and area (and whether it was before or after security, if you know)
  • Flight number and airline, if relevant
  • Item description: type, color, brand, distinguishing marks, contents
  • Photos of the item or of similar items you own, if available
  • Your contact details

If you have already left Japan

  1. Submit the find chat inquiry as soon as possible. The official page is available in English, so you can start it yourself from overseas.
  2. If the item is confirmed found, ask the facility how it can be released. Whether it can be sent to you, collected by a representative, or must be collected in person is decided by the facility.
  3. If a representative is allowed, the facility decides what it needs, such as a letter of authorization or ID. These requirements vary by facility, so confirm them before sending anyone.
  4. If you want help with the steps in Japan, contact us. We act only as your private representative and the facility has the final say.

A letter of authorization or identity documents may be requested, but what is required depends on the facility and is not something we can promise in advance.

How Lost and Found Japan can help

  • Proxy pickup from the facility, where the facility allows a representative to collect
  • Coordination with the facility in Japanese
  • Support preparing documents and information the facility asks for
  • Packing and international shipping from Japan after the item is received

Lost and Found Japan is an independent private service. We are not an official airport, airline, or police lost-and-found desk, and we cannot speed up or guarantee a facility's decision to release an item.

  • International flights at Haneda use Terminal 2 and Terminal 3. Which one applies depends on the airline, so confirm your terminal on the official page before inquiring.
  • Retention periods, fees, and document requirements are not stated on the official pages we reviewed, so we do not list them here. Please confirm them with the facility.

Frequently asked questions

Use find chat on the official Haneda lost-and-found page, or call the Haneda Information Center, as soon as possible. If the item was on an aircraft, contact the airline. Provide the date, terminal, area, and a detailed description of the item.
Yes, the official Haneda lost-and-found page is available in English, and find chat can be used from the page. Support hours for find chat are 9:00–21:00, and inquiries received after 21:00 are handled from 9:00 the next morning. Some areas, such as after departure at Terminal 3 and airline lounges, are excluded, so check the official page for your situation.
International flights at Haneda use Terminal 2 and Terminal 3. The terminal depends on the airline, so confirm yours on the official Haneda site before you inquire.
We are an independent private service, not an airport or police desk. We can coordinate with the holding facility in Japanese, help with the documents it asks for, receive the item on your behalf where the facility allows a representative, and pack and ship it internationally. Whether an item can be released to a representative is decided by the facility.

Has your item been found at Tokyo International Airport (Haneda)? Tell us where it is held so we can discuss recovery and international shipping.

Ask about recovery

Official sources

Information above was checked against the following official pages on . Operating hours and procedures can change, so please confirm on the official site.