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Lost and Found in Tokyo: 4.5 Billion Yen

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Last updated: May 15, 2026 1:09 am
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Lost and Found in Tokyo: 4.5 Billion Yen
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Last year, a record total of 4.5 billion yen ($29 million) was handed over to Tokyo police as lost property, an increase of 0.5% compared to 2024. This remarkable statistic reflects the innate integrity of the people that is ingrained in this country’s culture. In 2025, the largest single amount of cash submitted to the police reached 27 million yen. According to the Metropolitan Police Department, more than 70% of incidents occurred at public facilities, such as people forgetting to pick up coins at self-checkout counters at supermarkets. On top of that, a record 4.5 million lost items were handed in to police last year. Many items have an implicit poetry in the small considerations the finder took to deliver them, such as a pair of wireless earbuds left behind by a traveler who found them, or a driver’s license returned to their rightful owner. As one observer notes, “Even cash in Japan is on its way home.” As honesty and consideration for others permeate everyday life, each returned item becomes a silent testament to a society that values ​​integrity.

Source: The Gentle Art of Blessing – gentleartofblessing.org

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