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A lost-and-found platform that creates new gratitude

About Us

Vision

Lost property

To a world where you can always find

Our vision is to create a world where lost items can always be found.
Our mission is to "create a global lost-and-found platform that will generate new gratitude."
Japan is said to be the country where lost items are found the most in the world.
Behind this hospitality are many people providing a variety of services.
Therefore, we are making full use of cutting-edge technology, centered on AI,
We develop and provide "Lost Item Cloudfind" to solve the problems of various parties involved in lost items.
In the future, we envision solving problems related to lost items all over the world through a circular service.

product

Products

Lost Item Cloud Find

"Just getting in touch with the person who lost it is a lot of work"
The worries and anxieties of "I can't find what I'm looking for"
This is a service that uses the power of technology to solve problems.
By adopting this system, companies that handle and manage lost items can contribute to improving their own business efficiency and increasing customer satisfaction.

Dedicated chat

Easy inquiries via LINE

Search tools

High-speed search with AI

Registration/Inspection Tool

Easy registration via smartphone

Customers

Customers

Toshin Development Co., Ltd.

Reduced lost property management man-hours by 1/10. Zero customer suggestions for improvement.

Analog and cumbersome lost property management Have you received feedback from customers? Please tell us about the issues you faced before introducing Find Shinjuku Takashimaya Times Square finds 30 to 50 lost items per day. We receive about 50 inquiries about lost items from customers by phone and 5 by email per day. The biggest issues are...

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Nihon Kotsu Co., Ltd.

Reduce the number of inquiries about lost items and the labor required to manage them. Provide peace of mind to customers.

Dealing with lost items puts pressure on our main business. Ambiguous information leads to a loss of trust. Please tell us about the issues you faced before introducing find. Mr. Onishi: Nihon Kotsu handles about 3,000 lost items per month in taxi vehicles, including those of group companies, and dealing with lost items took a considerable amount of time. As "Japanese-style ride sharing" expands in the future, we will need to deal with lost items...

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Keikyu Corporation

Reduces the workload of lost property, making things easier for station staff, information centers, and customers

The old system had issues with the effort required to enter lost items and searchability. Please tell us about the issues you faced before introducing Find. At Keikyu Railways, approximately 120,000 to 130,000 lost items are delivered to stations each year. In addition, the Information Center (our inquiry desk) receives approximately 45,000 inquiries about lost items each year. Managing and responding to these inquiries takes a lot of time and effort...

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Kyushu Railway Company

As the introduction of find spreads, we will be able to provide better service to our customers.

Three months after the introduction of find, the matching rate for lost items increased by about four times! Response time was also reduced by about 60%, and business efficiency was improved. Lost items are important to customers. JR Kyushu reports that more than 500 items are lost every day, but there were many issues with answering the phone regarding lost items. "In addition to the counters at each station, we also handle lost items at...

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Keio Corporation

The average satisfaction rate of people who have used find is 93%, which is a high rating.

Even startups can adopt the system without worry! Find was chosen because it offers many benefits, such as the convenience of being able to register and search images, shortening search times, and streamlining the work of station staff. The opening of the station staff manual states, "Lost items are important assets to our customers. Therefore, we will handle them after putting ourselves in the shoes of the customer who lost them."

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Company Information

Company Profile

Company Name

Find Inc.

English name: find Inc.

board member

Representative Director and CEO: Akira Takashima COO: Ryu Wada Outside Director: Tadachiyo Nagata

Business Locations

【main office】

〒105-0003
BIZCORE Nishi-Shinbashi 11th floor, 3-13-3 Nishi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo

[Kansai Office]

〒530-0011
Grand Green Osaka North Building, 6-38 Ofukacho, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
JAMBASE 8th floor JAM-STUDIO Room 810

[Kyushu Office]

〒810-0001
1-11-1 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture
ONE FUKUOKA BLDG. 7th floor, CIC Fukuoka

Established date

December 1, 2021

Capital

10 million yen

Business Contents

Development and operation of "Lost Item Cloud Find" and provision of related services

Shareholders

Management Team Beta Venture Capital Co., Ltd. Keio Corporation Yamaguchi Capital Co., Ltd. Dual Bridge Capital Co., Ltd.
Money Forward Venture Partners, Inc. (HIRAC FUND)
DIMENSION Co., Ltd.
JR East Start-Up Co., Ltd. ORIX Corporation Angel investor

Bank

Mitsubishi UFJ Bank Mizuho Bank Hokkoku Bank
GMO Aozora Bank

Legal Advisor

AZX Law Office

Kuroda Law Office

Member Introduction

Member

Akira Takashima

Takashima Akira

Representative Director and CEO

After working in the environmental energy sector at ORIX Corporation, he was involved in business development and strategy planning through capital and business alliances with technology startups. In December 2021, he co-founded find Inc. with Wada and became its CEO.

Ryu Wada

Wada Ryu

Director and COO

After working on smartphone app planning at MTI Inc., he launched Karada Medica Inc. as a new business venture for the company and became its representative. He then led the AI strategy business at Automagi Inc. In December 2021, he co-founded find Inc. with Takashima and became its COO.

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