As we go about our daily lives, we inevitably generate a lot of garbage.
In Japan, local governments determine how to dispose of garbage, and cities are kept clean by ensuring that what is thrown away, at the right time, and in the right place.
If you dispose of your garbage in the wrong way, your garbage will be left uncollected.
Many people don’t like trash left behind because it can cause bad odors and animal damage, and failure to follow trash disposal rules can lead to problems with neighbors.
This time, we will introduce some important points for disposing of garbage correctly.
●Confirm with the landlord or management company
If you live in a rented room, check with your landlord or management company.
You should know where and when to throw away trash, as well as the types of trash you can throw away, depending on the day of the week, where you live.
To avoid unnecessary trouble, first contact your landlord or management company.
●Check the instructions given by the local government
The type and classification of garbage is determined by the local government where you live.
Therefore, even within Japan, you may be classified into different categories depending on where you live.
Many local governments introduce the categories of typical garbage with illustrations.
Recently, some local governments have posted their information on the website or created an English version.
Please check the information provided by your local government.
●Use an agency service
In addition to disposing of trash through public services provided by local governments, there is also the option of requesting a paid service called a junk removal company.
If you are in a new life and are not used to it, or if you are not good at sorting the garbage into small pieces, you can ask a waste removal company to come and pick up all of your items at your desired date and time.
There is a Japanese proverb that goes, “When you enter a village, you obey the village.” However, the question of how to dispose of garbage is very complicated and difficult to understand.
Nishida Service also has staff who can speak English.
If you are having trouble disposing of trash, please feel free to contact us.
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