Newspaper ／ Ibaraki City
TL;DR
Newspaper is classified as "Waste Paper and Used Cloth" in Ibaraki City.
- 1 Keep newspaper inserts together with the newspapers
- 2 Tie the newspapers on their own in a cross with string (they may also be put out in a newspaper collection bag)
- 3 Whenever possible, put them out for group collection by children's associations or neighborhood associations
- 4 Put them out at the collection point by 8:00 a.m. on the city's Waste Paper and Used Cloth collection day (once a month)
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Basic Info Quick Facts
Category
Waste Paper and Used Cloth
Pickup Day
Check
See municipal calendar
Fee
Free
Booking
No booking
Just put out on day
Details & How-to
02Newspaper is classified as Waste Paper and Used Cloth.
Disposal Steps
- Keep newspaper inserts together with the newspapers
- Tie the newspapers on their own in a cross with string (they may also be put out in a newspaper collection bag)
- Whenever possible, put them out for group collection by children's associations or neighborhood associations
- Put them out at the collection point by 8:00 a.m. on the city's Waste Paper and Used Cloth collection day (once a month)
Important Notes
Collection schedules and sorting rules may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
- Soiled waste paper should be put out as Burnable Garbage
- They can also be put in the collection boxes installed at city public facilities (drop-off collection) (tie newspapers, magazines and cardboard separately with string)
Disposal Method Comparison
| Method | Cost | Effort | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Municipal | Low/Free | Medium | Slow |
| Pickup | High | Low | Fast |
| Recycle | Free+ | Medium | Medium |
| Flea market | Free+ | High | Slow |
Official Info & Contact
03Ibaraki City Contact
Contact
Muni.
Ibaraki City
Osaka
Dept.
Residents Division
📞 072-622-8121
Official
Official website
Check for latest info
Category
Waste Paper and Used Cloth
Official Sources
Primary Source
Official Website
city.ibaraki.osaka.jp
Visit
Last verified: 2026-09-26
Disclaimer
This article is based on official information from Ibaraki City, but may differ from current rules. Verify on the official website before disposing. See our Editorial Policy and Terms of Use.