Poor people in Japan are not qualified to throw garbage, and many people are forced to put garbage at home

If you lose your job in Japan, it means you don't even deserve to throw away garbage.

Because on this island, you have to pay to throw away the garbage.

In other words, when you want to start a new life, the instant noodles box at noon will always bring you back to your past experience.

You want to leave this strange circle, but you have to stay in this annoying yesterday, in the past, and in the garbage.

For example, in Tokyo, if you just want to throw away a broken chair, you need to spend 300 yen. Of course, this is probably the cheapest piece of garbage.

From rice cookers to bicycles to refrigerators and televisions, the price ranges from 300 yen to 5000 yen, and this is only a 'back charge', which usually requires a 'delivery fee'.

As long as it is more than 30cm waste (1m stick), it will be regarded as large waste.

If you say goodbye to these wastes in the simplest way, what awaits you will be the sanctions of Japanese law.

Big garbage tickets in different regions

Those garbage seems to be endless darkness, which will not allow anyone living on the island to live without anything.

'if you want to throw it away, you can't throw it away. What's your life like?'

In front of small garbage like leftovers, the treatment of large garbage is only at the level of junior high school students.

Even if you are a postdoctoral doctor, if you can't classify garbage, the local neighbors won't give you a little accommodation: 'if you can't even classify garbage, gentlemen, you are really waste wood. '

There are different garbage classification methods in different regions of Japan, with the lowest of 8 and as high as more than 30.

The garbage classification manual, which is more than 20 pages long, is as difficult to recite as a teacher's example. Even if Zhugeliang was alive, he should say two more words' difficult to go far '.

I finally got rid of garbage!

Combustible garbage is generally thrown before 8 a.m. on Monday and Thursday; Non combustible garbage, throw it before 8 a.m. on Saturday; Newspaper and Book cartons and bottles should be thrown away before 8:30 on Thursday morning; Pottery, metal and glass are thrown before 8 a.m. on Tuesday of the first and third weeks.

Things like milk cartons will not be accepted until they are washed, cut open, and dried

If the garbage is divided by mistake for many times, those who fail to correct after passing guidance, advice and orders will be fined about 2000 yen.

Therefore, you need a high IQ brain, or rich economic strength.

Or, become a ninja.

Garbage is classified, and garbage bags are also classified. Garbage must be packed in local special classified garbage bags, otherwise it will not be accepted.

Supply fundamentally shapes the market, while demand guides the market through price.

Domestic housekeeping cleaning, a phone call to sweep the floor, wash dishes, mop the floor and throw garbage, it costs 500 yuan to survive.

Cleaning a three bedroom house in Japan costs about 5000 yuan, ten times the price, but only includes garbage classification and recycling.

Yes, it just took about 20000 yuan to clean up the garbage.

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