The Japanese Airport That Doesn’t Lose Bags

New York Times - WorldEN 1 min read 100% complete by River Akira Davis, Nailah Morgan, Jon Hazell, Stephanie Swart, Daishi Kusunoki and Hisako UenoFebruary 23, 2026 at 11:02 AM

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Kansai International Airport, located near Osaka, Japan, has maintained a perfect record of zero lost luggage since its opening in 1994. A video report, published on February 23, 2026, explores the reasons behind this achievement. River Akira Davis, a Tokyo correspondent, visited the airport to investigate how Japanese culture contributes to its success. The report, produced by a team including Nailah Morgan, Jon Hazell, Stephanie Swart, Daishi Kusunoki and Hisako Ueno, aims to understand the airport's unique operational practices that prevent luggage loss. The video highlights the airport's efficient systems and the cultural factors that prioritize precision and care in baggage handling.

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Hisako Ueno 40% Nailah Morgan 40% Jon Hazell 40% Stephanie Swart 40% Daishi Kusunoki 40% Tokyo 60% Osaka 70% River Akira Davis ×280% Kansai International Airport 90% Japan 90%

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lost luggage 95% airport 90% kansai international airport 80% japan 70% japanese culture 60% efficiency 50%

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