Tablet / Ichinomiya City
TL;DR
Tablet is classified as "Small appliances using lithium-ion batteries, etc. / Non-burnable Garbage" in Ichinomiya City.
- 1 If the battery cannot be removed (size guide: roughly within 15 cm x 30 cm): put it in a clear or see-through bag, tie it shut, and take it to the burnable-garbage collection point on the burnable-garbage day (Mon/Thu or Tue/Fri)
- 2 Do not use the city's designated bags (burnable, non-burnable or recyclable), and do not put it in or tie it to the yellow burnable-garbage bag
- 3 If the battery can be removed: put out only the battery in the same way as above; the body without the battery is Non-burnable Garbage (colorless designated non-burnable bag, by 8:30 AM on the twice-monthly collection day)
- 4 If the battery cannot be removed and it fits the small-appliance collection box slot (15 cm x 30 cm), the box is also OK
- 5 If it has a PC Recycle mark, ask the manufacturer to collect it or use courier collection, etc.
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Basic Info Quick Facts
Category
Small appliances using lithium-ion batteries, etc. / Non-burnable Garbage
Pickup Day
Depends on type
See the steps below and the official site
Fee
Check
See the city's fee table
Booking
Depends on type
See the steps below and the official site
Details & How-to
02Tablet is classified as Small appliances using lithium-ion batteries, etc. / Non-burnable Garbage.
Disposal Steps
- If the battery cannot be removed (size guide: roughly within 15 cm x 30 cm): put it in a clear or see-through bag, tie it shut, and take it to the burnable-garbage collection point on the burnable-garbage day (Mon/Thu or Tue/Fri)
- Do not use the city's designated bags (burnable, non-burnable or recyclable), and do not put it in or tie it to the yellow burnable-garbage bag
- If the battery can be removed: put out only the battery in the same way as above; the body without the battery is Non-burnable Garbage (colorless designated non-burnable bag, by 8:30 AM on the twice-monthly collection day)
- If the battery cannot be removed and it fits the small-appliance collection box slot (15 cm x 30 cm), the box is also OK
- If it has a PC Recycle mark, ask the manufacturer to collect it or use courier collection, etc.
Important Notes
Collection schedules and sorting rules may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
- Never put out a tablet with the battery inside as Non-burnable Garbage; it can cause fires
- If the battery cannot be removed and it is much larger than palm size (roughly 15 cm x 30 cm), do not put it out as Non-burnable Garbage; take it directly to the Environment Center or dispose of it as Oversized Items
- Do not put out a swollen, deformed or hot battery at the collection point or in a small-appliance collection box; take it to the Recycling Exhibition Room, Environment Center North Building (Mon-Fri 9 AM-4 PM) or a resource drop-off site (Sat-Sun 9 AM-3 PM), free of charge
- Erase your data before disposal
- Cover the terminals of a removed rechargeable battery with cellophane tape or similar
Disposal Methods
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Follow your municipality's rules
Category: Small appliances using lithium-ion batt…
Do not use the city's designated bags (burnable, non-burnable or recyclable), and do not put it in or tie it to the yel…
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Buyback / Recycle shop
Can get cash if in good condition. Especially for brand items
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Junk removal service
For bulk disposal. Same-day service available
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03Ichinomiya City Contact
Contact
Muni.
Ichinomiya City
Aichi
Dept.
Bulky Garbage Reception Center
📞 0120-138534 / Mon-Fri 9:00-17:00
Official
Official website
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Category
Small appliances using lithium-ion batteries, etc. / Non-burnable Garbage
Official Sources
Primary Source
Official Website
city.ichinomiya.aichi.jp
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Last verified: 2026-09-24
Disclaimer
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