If you start to notice unwanted items in your home, including appliances and bulky waste, Nishida Service will help you.
　　
We will be open as usual during Golden Week, including Sundays and holidays.
From large furniture and appliances to small items, leave it to us with confidence.
　　
Estimates are free, so please feel free to contact us.
Please rest assured that we will respond promptly even during Golden Week.
　　
　
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
　　
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TEL: 0120-991-990

Our company has removed 2 to 3 cubic meters of unwanted items from the first floor of a detached home in Hayama, Miura District. This service, available in English, enjoys popularity among repeat customers and has garnered positive feedback on Google reviews.
　　

　　
This time, we collected items including home appliances (TVs, small printers, box fans), furniture (TV stands, swivel chairs), interior items (mats, floor mats, rugs, seasonal decorations), and other items such as clothing and bagged trash.
　　
We assist in quickly and safely removing unwanted items from your home, helping to create a new space. Committed to environmental responsibility, we ensure the proper disposal of collected items, with a strong emphasis on reuse and recycling. If you’re in Hayama, Miura District and considering the removal of unwanted items, please utilize our high-quality services, including support in English.
　　
　
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
　　
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TEL: 0120-991-990

　　
Introduction:
Washing machines are indispensable in our daily routines. Yet, as foreign residents prepare to leave Japan, whether returning home or relocating, the disposal of bulky appliances like washing machines often becomes a concern.
　　
Understanding the Disposal Process:
As expatriates’ stays in Japan conclude, the task of disposing of large appliances, such as washing machines, looms large. Given their size and the logistical challenges they present, washing machines cannot simply be left behind or discarded without adherence to specific regulations, notably the Home Appliance Recycling Law, which mandates special disposal procedures.
　　
Japanese Rental Practices:
Unlike the practice in many Western countries, where rental properties often come furnished, Japanese rentals typically do not include furniture or appliances. This necessitates that expatriates purchase their own and, subsequently, devise a plan for their disposal upon departure, a significant departure from what many may be accustomed to.
　　
The Importance of Early Inquiry:
Time-Consuming Disposal Process: From collection to processing, disposing of a washing machine can be a lengthy process. Early action is essential to ensure there’s ample time for proper disposal.
Complex Regulations: The disposal of appliances in Japan involves navigating specific procedures and, occasionally, incurring costs. Advanced planning and being well-informed are crucial.
Busy Periods: During peak moving seasons, such as the end of the school year or its beginning, demand on waste removal services spikes. Early contact is vital to avoid delays and guarantee disposal.
　　
Conclusion:
For expatriates, planning for the disposal of washing machines is a critical step in preparing for departure from Japan. To ensure a hassle-free process, we strongly advise seeking early consultation with a professional waste removal service.
Should you have any additional inquiries or require assistance, our team is here to help at any time. Do not hesitate to reach out.
　　
　
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
　　
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TEL: 0120-991-990

　　
Refrigerators: Essential Yet Challenging to Dispose of
Refrigerators are indispensable in our daily lives, but as foreign residents prepare to leave Japan, the challenge of disposing of such bulky appliances can become a source of concern.
　　
Understanding the Disposal Process
It’s common for foreign residents to begin pondering the disposal of bulky items like refrigerators as they gear up for their departure. In Japan, these items can’t simply be discarded due to regulations like the Home Appliance Recycling Law, requiring special handling that may be more time-consuming than anticipated. This makes early planning essential to avoid last-minute rushes.
　　
Japan’s Rental Property Norms
Distinct from the practices in many Western countries, Japanese rental properties typically come unfurnished, leaving residents responsible for furnishing them, including appliances. This means upon moving out, residents must either take these items with them or ensure their proper disposal. This cultural difference underscores the importance of foresight in managing the disposal of large appliances such as refrigerators.
　　
Conclusion
To our foreign residents nearing the end of their stay in Japan: if refrigerator disposal is on your checklist, we urge you to reach out to us sooner rather than later. Proactive planning facilitates a smoother transition as you prepare to return home.
Should you have any questions about disposing of unwanted items or require assistance, our team is here to help. Feel free to contact us at any time.
　　
　
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
　　
Inquiries by email for quotation / consultation
　　
TEL: 0120-991-990

In our latest operation in Shibuya Ward, we successfully removed large pieces of furniture and home appliances from local residences. A team of two staff members utilized a 1-ton truck for the removal process, efficiently handling items from properties, including those requiring elevator access.
　　
Our services are inclusive and available in English, catering to a diverse clientele.
　　
The collection included a king-sized bed with its mattress, a family-style refrigerator, a washing machine, four dining chairs, and two tables.
　　
We are dedicated to helping our customers create new spaces by promptly and safely removing unwanted items. All collected items are responsibly disposed of, with a strong emphasis on recycling and reuse, underscoring our commitment to environmental protection.
If you’re looking to remove unwanted items in Shibuya Ward, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.
　　
　
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
　　
Inquiries by email for quotation / consultation
　　
TEL: 0120-991-990

In our recent initiative in Chofu City, we utilized a 1-ton truck to remove a variety of items accumulated in our customers’ garages. Our services are available in English, ensuring that international customers can confidently utilize our offerings. Additionally, we are equipped to swiftly respond to inquiries through LINE, phone, or email, making communication convenient for you.
　　
The collection included an array of furniture (such as chairs, dressers, nightstands, and tables), home appliances, office equipment (including Mac computers), and seasonal decorations like Christmas wreaths. Packaging materials like plastic containers and foam packing were also gathered.
　　
Our goal is to assist you in quickly and safely clearing out unwanted items from your homes or offices, thereby creating new space. All collected items undergo appropriate processing to minimize environmental impact, prioritizing reuse and recycling whenever possible. If you’re considering the removal of unwanted items in Chofu City, we invite you to take advantage of our experienced services through LINE, phone, or email.
　　
　
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
　　
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TEL: 0120-991-990

We have addressed the need for furniture and electrical appliance removal in Shinjuku Ward. Our collection process includes support in English, ensuring that international clients can confidently access our services.
　　
The items we have collected include chests, televisions, and lighting fixtures. These were promptly and safely removed from the premises, aiding in the creation of a new living environment for our clients.
　　
We take our environmental responsibilities seriously and are committed to the reuse and recycling of collected items through appropriate processing methods. If you are in need of furniture or electronic waste collection in Shinjuku Ward, we encourage you to utilize our services, which include English language support.
　　
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If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
　　
Inquiries by email for quotation / consultation
　　
TEL: 0120-991-990