Toy ／ Kaminokuni Town
TL;DR
Toy is classified as "Non-burnable Garbage / Burnable Garbage / Ignitable Hazardous Items" in Kaminokuni Town. Fee: Non-burnable Garbage: cost of union-designated garbage bags (large 40L 110 yen, medium 20L 55 yen) / Burnable Garbage: cost of union-designated garbage bags (large 40L 110 yen, medium 20L 55 yen, small 10L 33 yen) / Ignitable Hazardous Items: no designated bag (put it out in a commercially available clear or semi-transparent bag).
- 1 Separate them: plastic, metal and electric toys are non-burnable garbage; cloth stuffed toys and wooden toys are burnable garbage
- 2 If it uses dry-cell batteries or removable rechargeable batteries (lithium-ion batteries, etc.), remove them, insulate the terminals with tape, and put them out as ignitable hazardous items in a separate bag on the non-burnable garbage collection day
- 3 Put it in the union-designated garbage bag for its category and put it out on the morning of the collection day
- 4 Rechargeable toys whose batteries cannot be removed are ignitable hazardous items: put them in a commercially available clear or semi-transparent bag and put it out on the non-burnable garbage collection day, separately from the non-burnable garbage bag
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Basic Info Quick Facts
Category
Non-burnable Garbage / Burnable Garbage / Ignitable Hazardous Items
Pickup Day
Varies by area
See the city's collection calendar
Fee
Non-burnable Garbage: cost of union-designated garbage bags (large 40L 110 yen, medium 20L 55 yen) / Burnable Garbage: cost of union-designated garbage bags (large 40L 110 yen, medium 20L 55 yen, small 10L 33 yen) / Ignitable Hazardous Items: no designated bag (put it out in a commercially available clear or semi-transparent bag)
Booking
No booking
Just put out on day
Details & How-to
02Toy is classified as Non-burnable Garbage / Burnable Garbage / Ignitable Hazardous Items.
Disposal Steps
- Separate them: plastic, metal and electric toys are non-burnable garbage; cloth stuffed toys and wooden toys are burnable garbage
- If it uses dry-cell batteries or removable rechargeable batteries (lithium-ion batteries, etc.), remove them, insulate the terminals with tape, and put them out as ignitable hazardous items in a separate bag on the non-burnable garbage collection day
- Put it in the union-designated garbage bag for its category and put it out on the morning of the collection day
- Rechargeable toys whose batteries cannot be removed are ignitable hazardous items: put them in a commercially available clear or semi-transparent bag and put it out on the non-burnable garbage collection day, separately from the non-burnable garbage bag
Important Notes
Collection schedules and sorting rules may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
- Items too large to fit in a union-designated garbage bag are Oversized Items and cannot be put out for regular collection
- Electric toys, radio-controlled toys and game consoles can also be put in the small appliance collection box inside the town office building free of charge (about 45 cm or less on each side; remove the batteries)
Official Info & Contact
03Kaminokuni Town Contact
Contact
Muni.
Kaminokuni Town
Hokkaido
Dept.
Residents Section - Living Environment Group
Official
Official website
Check for latest info
Category
Non-burnable Garbage / Burnable Garbage / Ignitable Hazardous Items
Official Sources
Primary Source
Official Website
town.kaminokuni.lg.jp
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Last verified: 2026-09-26
Disclaimer
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