2023年1月31日 · Moeru gomi is the word used for burnable/combustable trash. More often than not it is written as 燃えるゴミ (moeru gomi) but sometimes you will see the Japanese 燃やすゴミ (moeyasui) or 可燃ごみ (kanen gomi) used instead to mean the same thing. This is one of the two main categories of trash you will see.

2019年3月18日 · ・Burnable Garbage: Called moeru (燃える） gomi in Japanese, burnable garbage is exactly what it sounds like; things like soiled paper, food waste and food containers (take out boxes, yogurt containers, etc.) plastic bags (though those can often be recycled at local grocery stores) and the like.

2024年7月22日 · Oversized garbage (sodai gomi) are items that are too big to fit in one of the assigned bags. Call the local city office to have them collected. It can cost anywhere between ¥1,000 to ¥6,000 to have your item disposed of. If you have a car, check for designated recycling centers that take such items.

2023年2月1日 · Incombustible - Non-burnable trash (燃えないごみ - moenai gomi), usually is collected once a month and includes makeup and medicine containers, fluorescent lights, light bulbs, Glass, chinaware (teacups, plates, flower vases, etc.).

生ゴミ（台所ゴミ）は、水切りネットなどを使い水をよく切り出して下さい。 少量の木の枝、板など50センチ未満に切り、束ねてください。 布や紙にしみこませるか、固めてください。 少汚物をトイレに流し、小さく丸めるなどして不衛生にならないようにしてください。 納豆の紙製容器、使用済みティッシュペーパー、ピザの箱など汚れが酷い紙は、燃えゴミとして出して下さい。 汚れた布、破れた布、革製品、わたが入っているもの、布団、カーペット、マットレス …

2015年2月10日 · Garbage is separated by type and collected at specific locations on specified days. There are broadly 6 categories: burnable garbage (燃えるごみ / 可燃ごみ, moeru-gomi / kanen-gomi), Kitchen waste, tissues, scrap paper, rubber products, leather products, CDs, videotapes, clothing, disposable diapers,…

2019年11月21日 · 不可燃物是指不能焚烧的垃圾。 水桶之类的厚塑料制品、电灯泡等玻璃制品、陶瓷、伞、金属制品、小型家电制品，以及其他个人物品，如喷雾罐和刮胡刀等，都属于不可燃垃圾。 这些物品通常是一个月回收一次。 3. 资源垃圾（資源ごみ、shigen gomi ）

2022年5月12日 · Perhaps the easiest type of trash to dispose of, 燃えるゴミ (moeru gomi) or 可燃ごみ (kanen gomi) – which translates to burnable trash – refers to items such as dirty ramen cups, styrofoam boxes, soiled sanitary products including diapers and sanitary pads, and more.

Moving to Japan introduces a variety of new experiences and cultural norms, one of which is the meticulous garbage recycling system. Properly sorting and disposing of waste is not only a legal requirement but also a demonstration of respect for the environment and the community.

2014年10月9日 · If you have moved to Japan, one of the first things you'll need to do is get hold of your town's gomi guide. Gomi ごみ (sometimes written ゴミ) is the Japanese word for garbage. Here's an example guide from Niihama City. It is forty-two …