Thank you for your cooperation Thoroughly separate garbage

Rechargeable batteries such as lithium-ion batteries, and small electronic devices whose rechargeable batteries cannot be removed, such as electric shavers and mobile batteries, should be disposed of as ``hazardous materials.''
If it is accidentally mixed with non-burnable garbage or combustible garbage, there is a risk of a fire occurring within the garbage processing facility, leading to damage to machinery, accidents to workers, delays in collection, and suspension of transportation to the facility. Masu.
Before putting out your garbage, please double check that it has been separated correctly.
Note: Small electronic devices whose rechargeable batteries cannot be removed can also be collected at "Small Electronic Device Collection Boxes" located at 11 locations in the city.

Please put them out once a month on the "Hazardous Materials (Small Electronic Devices with Non-removable Rechargeable Batteries)" day.

• Dry battery, button battery
• Rechargeable batteries (excluding lead-acid batteries)
• Lighter cans, cassette cylinders (take them out without making a hole)
• Writer
• Smoke candle
• Products containing mercury, such as mercury thermometers and mercury blood pressure monitors
• Electric shavers, electric toothbrushes, electronic cigarettes, wireless earphones, etc.
• fluorescent light

• Please put each item in a plastic bag. In particular, please put batteries and mercury thermometers in separate bags.
• Fluorescent lights should be left as is, but if there are two or more, they should be tied together with string before disposal.
• Insulate button batteries by pasting them on both sides with cellophane tape before disposing of them.
• If you have a small electronic device with a non-removable rechargeable battery, do not dispose of it as non-burnable garbage, but instead put cellophane tape on the terminals and dispose of it as ``hazardous material'' or place it in the ``Small electronic device collection box.''
• Please insulate rechargeable batteries with cellophane tape or similar and either dispose of them as "hazardous waste" or take them to a "city recycling partner store."
• Spray cans, cassette cylinders, and lighters should be used up before being disposed of. If you cannot use it up, please dispose of it without making any holes as it may cause a fire.