Umbrella ／ Chikusa Ward
TL;DR
Umbrella is classified as "Non-burnable Garbage" in Chikusa Ward.
- 1 Put it in a designated household non-burnable garbage bag (10L, 20L or 45L) and tie the bag shut, keeping it light enough to carry with one hand
- 2 If the umbrella sticks out of the bag slightly, tie the mouth of the bag with string or similar
- 3 Put it out in front of your home at the roadside by 8 a.m. on your non-burnable garbage collection day, which comes once a month (apartment and condominium residents use the designated spot)
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Basic Info Quick Facts
Category
Non-burnable Garbage
Pickup Day
Varies by area
See the city's collection calendar
Fee
Free
Booking
No booking
Just put out on day
Details & How-to
02Umbrella is classified as Non-burnable Garbage.
Disposal Steps
- Put it in a designated household non-burnable garbage bag (10L, 20L or 45L) and tie the bag shut, keeping it light enough to carry with one hand
- If the umbrella sticks out of the bag slightly, tie the mouth of the bag with string or similar
- Put it out in front of your home at the roadside by 8 a.m. on your non-burnable garbage collection day, which comes once a month (apartment and condominium residents use the designated spot)
Important Notes
Collection schedules and sorting rules may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
- Umbrellas larger than 30 cm on a side also go out as non-burnable garbage, not oversized garbage
- Collection days vary by area. Check the collection schedule list for your town name
Official Info & Contact
03Chikusa Ward Contact
Contact
Muni.
Chikusa Ward
Aichi
Dept.
Bulky Waste Reception Center
📞 0120-758-530 / 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Closed weekends, holidays, New Year)
Official
Official website
Check for latest info
Category
Non-burnable Garbage
Official Sources
Primary Source
Official Website
city.nagoya.jp
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Last verified: 2026-09-24
Disclaimer
This article is based on official information from Chikusa Ward, but may differ from current rules. Verify on the official website before disposing. See our Editorial Policy and Terms of Use.