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Plastic / Non-burnable Garbage Updated 2026-09-29 Nerima City

Toy / Nerima City

TL;DR

Toy is classified as "Plastic / Non-burnable Garbage" in Nerima City. Fee: Free.

How to dispose 4 STEPS Free Regular collection
  1. 1 Remove any removable dry-cell batteries (insulate both terminals with tape and put them in a dry-cell battery collection box at a ward facility or participating store; if you cannot, put them out as Non-burnable Garbage)
  2. 2 Plastic toys (from October 1, 2026): rinse off any dirt (items that are still dirty after rinsing go in Burnable Garbage), put them in a lidded garbage container or a transparent or semi-transparent bag, tie it closed, and put it out at the collection point by 8 a.m. on the plastic collection day (once a week; the same day and place as the previous plastic containers and packaging collection)
  3. 3 Metal toys or toys with many metal parts: put them in a lidded garbage container or a transparent or semi-transparent bag and put them out at the collection point by 8 a.m. on the Non-burnable Garbage collection day (twice a month)
  4. 4 Toys containing rechargeable batteries: put them out on Non-burnable Garbage day in a bag separate from other non-burnable garbage
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Basic Info Quick Facts

Category Plastic / 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

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Toy is classified as Plastic / Non-burnable Garbage.

Disposal Steps

  1. Remove any removable dry-cell batteries (insulate both terminals with tape and put them in a dry-cell battery collection box at a ward facility or participating store; if you cannot, put them out as Non-burnable Garbage)
  2. Plastic toys (from October 1, 2026): rinse off any dirt (items that are still dirty after rinsing go in Burnable Garbage), put them in a lidded garbage container or a transparent or semi-transparent bag, tie it closed, and put it out at the collection point by 8 a.m. on the plastic collection day (once a week; the same day and place as the previous plastic containers and packaging collection)
  3. Metal toys or toys with many metal parts: put them in a lidded garbage container or a transparent or semi-transparent bag and put them out at the collection point by 8 a.m. on the Non-burnable Garbage collection day (twice a month)
  4. Toys containing rechargeable batteries: put them out on Non-burnable Garbage day in a bag separate from other non-burnable garbage

Important Notes

Collection schedules and sorting rules may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.

  • From October 1, 2026, plastic toys go in Plastic (until September 30, Burnable Garbage)
  • Items are collected even if they contain small amounts of other materials. Metal toys are Non-burnable Garbage
  • Wooden toys are Burnable Garbage
  • Items originally larger than about 30 cm on any side are Oversized Garbage (fee and application required)
  • Stuffed toys are Burnable Garbage (Oversized Garbage if larger than 30 cm on any side)

Official Info & Contact

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Nerima City Contact

Contact
Muni. Nerima City Tokyo
Dept. Environment Department Waste Recycling Division 📞 03-5984-1097 / Weekdays 8:30-17:00
Official Official website Check for latest info
Category Plastic / Non-burnable Garbage

Official Sources

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Disclaimer This article is based on official information from Nerima City, but may differ from current rules. Verify on the official website before disposing. See our Editorial Policy and Terms of Use.
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