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Kansai International Airport Lost Property (Airport Information): phone, hours and what to say in Japanese
Lost something at Izumisano (Kansai International Airport) in Osaka? Below are the lost-property phone number, address and opening hours for Kansai International Airport Lost Property (Airport Information), plus a Japanese call script with romaji and plain English so you can make the inquiry yourself.
- Phone
- 072-455-2500
- Address
- 1 Senshu-Kuko Kita, Izumisano, Osaka (Kansai International Airport) 大阪府泉佐野市泉州空港北1 関西国際空港 Map
- Nearest station
- JR and Nankai Kansai Airport Station
- Hours
- Phone line (telephone centre) 00:00–24:00 (The telephone centre answers 24 hours)
- Best time to call
- The find form accepts reports 24 hours a day in Traditional Chinese; the phone line also answers 24 hours, with daytime easier to get through
- Languages
- The phone line mainly works in Japanese; the official find online form supports English, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, so non-Japanese speakers should start there
- Appointment
- Not needed; collect as instructed once the item is found
- What to have ready
- Date and time lost, terminal and floor (before or after security), flight number, item features and any reference number
Verified on July 8, 2026 · Official website · Source
The airport's main channel is the find online tracing form at https://service.finds.co.jp/lp/kansai-airport, which supports Traditional Chinese with an English version at /en. The airport notes items older than 3 months cannot be traced, so send the report early. The phone line is Airport Information on 072-455-2500, answered 24 hours by the telephone centre. Items lost on board or at check-in go to the airline.
Before you call
- Start with the official find form at service.finds.co.jp/lp/kansai-airport: it supports Traditional Chinese, and you can send it 24 hours a day.
- The phone number 072-455-2500 is answered 24 hours by the telephone centre; if you do not speak Japanese, use the Chinese form instead and keep the phone for urgent cases.
- The airport notes items older than 3 months cannot be traced, so send the form even if you only remember the loss after flying home.
- Items lost on board, at the check-in counter or in checked baggage belong to the airline and will not appear in the airport's lost property system.
- Scam warning from the airport: fraudsters have spoofed the caller ID of 072-455-2500. The real lost property desk does not cold-call asking for personal or card details, so hang up and call the official number back yourself.
At Kansai International Airport the first step is the official find tracing form, which supports Traditional Chinese and accepts reports 24 hours a day. The telephone centre on 072-455-2500 also answers 24 hours for urgent cases. The airport states that items older than three months cannot be traced, and it has warned that fraudsters spoof its number, so never give personal or card details to an incoming call.
Call script: Japanese, romaji and English
Replace every ◯ with your own date, number and name. These are example lines, not a promise from the office: whether the item is found, and the rules for pickup or shipping, are decided by the desk that holds it.
First inquiry: date, place and a description of the item
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You say
もしもし、すみません、外国人なのですが、日本語が少しだけ話せます。
moshi moshi, sumimasen, gaikokujin na no desu ga, nihongo ga sukoshi dake hanasemasu.
Hello, sorry — I'm a foreigner and only speak a little Japanese.
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You say
ゆっくり話していただけますか。
yukkuri hanashite itadakemasu ka.
Could you speak slowly, please?
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You say
忘れ物が届いているか確認したいのですが。
wasuremono ga todoite iru ka kakunin shitai no desu ga.
I'd like to check whether anyone has handed in my lost item.
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You say
◯月◯日の◯時ごろ、◯◯で、◯◯をなくしました。
◯-gatsu ◯-nichi no ◯-ji goro, ◯◯ de, ◯◯ o nakushimashita.
On ◯ (date) around ◯ o'clock, at ◯◯, I lost my ◯◯.
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You say
色は◯◯、ブランドは◯◯です。中には◯◯が入っています。
iro wa ◯◯, burando wa ◯◯ desu. naka ni wa ◯◯ ga haitte imasu.
The color is ◯◯ and the brand is ◯◯. Inside there is ◯◯. (Change this to match the actual item.)
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You say
名前は◯◯、連絡先は◯◯です。
namae wa ◯◯, renrakusaki wa ◯◯ desu.
My name is ◯◯ and my contact details are ◯◯.
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You say
見つからない場合、いつ、どこにもう一度問い合わせればよいですか。
mitsukaranai baai, itsu, doko ni mō ichido toiawasereba yoi desu ka.
If it hasn't been found yet, when and where should I ask about it again?
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You say
ありがとうございました。失礼します。
arigatō gozaimashita. shitsurei shimasu.
Thank you very much. Goodbye.
Follow-up: check the reference number and which desk is holding the item
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You say
もしもし、すみません、外国人なのですが、日本語が少しだけ話せます。
moshi moshi, sumimasen, gaikokujin na no desu ga, nihongo ga sukoshi dake hanasemasu.
Hello, sorry — I'm a foreigner and only speak a little Japanese.
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You say
ゆっくり話していただけますか。
yukkuri hanashite itadakemasu ka.
Could you speak slowly, please?
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You say
以前問い合わせた忘れ物について、確認したいのですが。受付番号は◯◯です。
izen toiawaseta wasuremono ni tsuite, kakunin shitai no desu ga. uketsuke-bangō wa ◯◯ desu.
I'd like to follow up on a lost-item inquiry I made before. The reference number is ◯◯. (If you don't have a number, give your name, the date it was lost and the item instead.)
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You say
今、どちらで保管されていますか。警察など、別の窓口に移管されていますか。
ima, dochira de hokan sarete imasu ka. keisatsu nado, betsu no madoguchi ni ikan sarete imasu ka.
Where is it being kept now? Has it been passed to the police or another desk?
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You say
移管先の名前、電話番号、問い合わせに必要な番号を教えていただけますか。
ikansaki no namae, denwa-bangō, toiawase ni hitsuyō na bangō o oshiete itadakemasu ka.
Could you tell me the name, phone number and any reference number I need to inquire with the desk it was passed to?
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You say
ありがとうございました。失礼します。
arigatō gozaimashita. shitsurei shimasu.
Thank you very much. Goodbye.
After it is found: pickup, proxy pickup and shipping
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You say
もしもし、すみません、外国人なのですが、日本語が少しだけ話せます。
moshi moshi, sumimasen, gaikokujin na no desu ga, nihongo ga sukoshi dake hanasemasu.
Hello, sorry — I'm a foreigner and only speak a little Japanese.
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You say
ゆっくり話していただけますか。
yukkuri hanashite itadakemasu ka.
Could you speak slowly, please?
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You say
忘れ物が見つかったと連絡をいただきました。番号は◯◯です。
wasuremono ga mitsukatta to renraku o itadakimashita. bangō wa ◯◯ desu.
I was told that my lost item has been found. The reference number is ◯◯. (Use this only if you have already been contacted.)
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You say
受け取り場所、受付時間、保管期限を教えていただけますか。
uketori-basho, uketsuke-jikan, hokan-kigen o oshiete itadakemasu ka.
Could you tell me the pickup location, the opening hours and how long you will keep it?
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You say
受け取りに必要な本人確認書類は何ですか。
uketori ni hitsuyō na honnin-kakunin-shorui wa nan desu ka.
What ID do I need to pick it up?
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You say
本人が行けない場合、代理人が受け取れますか。必要な書類は何ですか。
honnin ga ikenai baai, dairinin ga uketoremasu ka. hitsuyō na shorui wa nan desu ka.
If I can't come in person, can someone else pick it up for me? What documents are needed?
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You say
すでに帰国しています。日本国内または海外への発送はできますか。条件と費用を教えてください。
sude ni kikoku shite imasu. nihon-kokunai mata wa kaigai e no hassō wa dekimasu ka. jōken to hiyō o oshiete kudasai.
I have already left Japan. Can you ship it within Japan or overseas? Please tell me the conditions and the cost. (Leave out the first sentence if you are still in Japan.)
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You say
ありがとうございました。失礼します。
arigatō gozaimashita. shitsurei shimasu.
Thank you very much. Goodbye.
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Common questions
Can I call in English?
The phone line mainly works in Japanese; the official find online form supports English, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, so non-Japanese speakers should start there. If the desk cannot handle the call in English, use the Japanese script below and ask them to speak slowly; language support can change, so confirm the current situation on the official page.
When is it easiest to get through?
The find form accepts reports 24 hours a day in Traditional Chinese; the phone line also answers 24 hours, with daytime easier to get through The telephone centre answers 24 hours.
What happens after a week?
There is no single national rule: the office decides how long it keeps an item and when it is passed to the police or another desk. The airport's main channel is the find online tracing form at https://service.finds.co.jp/lp/kansai-airport, which supports Traditional Chinese with an English version at /en. The airport notes items older than 3 months cannot be traced, so send the report early. The phone line is Airport Information on 072-455-2500, answered 24 hours by the telephone centre. Items lost on board or at check-in go to the airline. If the item has not been found yet, ask which desk is holding it now, for a reference number, and how long it will be kept.
Can someone collect or ship it for me?
The office decides whether a proxy can collect the item and which ID or authorization is required. If you have already left Japan, ask whether it can be shipped within Japan or overseas, and confirm the conditions and cost with the office. The collection script below has the questions to ask.
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