Smartphone ／ Otaru City
TL;DR
Smartphone is classified as "Non-burnable Garbage" in Otaru City. Fee: Free.
- 1 If lithium-ion battery is removable, take it out and tape the terminals for insulation
- 2 Dispose of battery on resource collection day (cans and bottles day)
- 3 Place the body unit in a small appliance collection box (city hall, sanitation office, etc.)
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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
02Smartphone is classified as Non-burnable Garbage.
Disposal Steps
- If lithium-ion battery is removable, take it out and tape the terminals for insulation
- Dispose of battery on resource collection day (cans and bottles day)
- Place the body unit in a small appliance collection box (city hall, sanitation office, etc.)
Important Notes
- If the battery cannot be removed, use the small appliance collection box
Disposal Methods
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1
Put out by municipal sorting rules
Category: Non-burnable Garbage / Fee: Free
If lithium-ion battery is removable, take it out and tape the terminals for insulation
→ See how to dispose -
2
Buyback / Recycle shop
Can get cash if in good condition. Especially for brand items
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3
Junk removal service
For bulk disposal. Prices vary by company, so get a quote
Want to dispose of other items together?
Bulk collection for moving or cleaning. Free estimates
Compare free quotesCollection schedules and sorting rules may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
Official Info & Contact
03Otaru City Contact
Contact
Muni.
Otaru City
Hokkaido
Dept.
Waste Reduction Promotion Division
📞 0134-32-4111 / Weekdays 8:30-17:15
Official
Official website
Check for latest info
Category
Non-burnable Garbage
Official Sources
Primary Source
Official Website
city.otaru.lg.jp
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Last verified: 2026-02-24
Disclaimer
This article is based on official information from Otaru City, but may differ from current rules. Verify on the official website before disposing. See our Editorial Policy and Terms of Use.