About separation and discharge guidance

It is obligatory to dispose of garbage according to the classification and discharge method specified in the municipal solid waste treatment plan.
Regarding thorough separation, household garbage provides information on residents' briefing sessions, raise awareness through leftover garbage, and guidance on discharge at collection sites.
In addition, for business-related garbage, we have been calling for separation of garbage, such as conducting inspections at incineration plants, but there are cases where the separation rules have not been observed yet.
Motoichi staff provides classification discharge instruction to have you follow separation rule necessary for formation of recycling society.

If there is any garbage that cannot be separated by the staff during collection work.
At a later date, we will collect and investigate from the collection point, and identify the households that have disposed of undivided garbage.
After that, if it can be identified, prepare a document and ask for guidance on visiting.

We will check the garbage that has not been sorted by the garbage that has been put out one by one.

While separating one by one at the site, we will look at uninterrupted questions.

After opening investigation, if the unseparable garbage is not bad
A red sticker stating that the survey has been completed is affixed and placed at the collection point.

We will look around multiple depots and investigate. 。

If it is opened and an individual can be identified, we will make a separate visit guidance document.

In Yokohama-shi, when we put out garbage, it is obligatory by the regulations to follow the determined classification classification and discharge method that was determined by both citizens and businesses.
From May 1, 2008, a system has been implemented to impose penalties (2,000 yen fine) on citizens and businesses that do not adhere to the sorting rules even if repeated guidance is given.
It is intended for those who do not try to sort even though they can be separated, and if the classification is incorrect due to misunderstanding.

Q.What kind of case do you teach?
A.If you can sort, but not, we will conduct surveys, identify and provide guidance.

Q.Are penalties (fines) immediately imposed?
A.No, guidance → Recommendation → If you put out the garbage without following the classification within one year after the order, you will be subject to fines.

Q.Who will conduct the survey and guidance?
A.Surveys and guidance will be conducted by Motoichi staff.

Q.Is it possible to provide emission guidance in the region and Neighborhood Association?
A.Please contact your local Resources and Waste Recycling Bureau office as it may cause privacy problems or trouble.