In March 2025, Fukushima City, which is known for its stern 'rubbish' rules, is set to implement stricter waste disposal rules and regulations. As per the new rules, people and businesses who do not adhere to the new waste sorting and disposal rules might get their names posted online.

This move aims to manage improper waste disposal, which has terrorised the city with rubbish lathered everywhere and crows attracted to it, according to the Fukus

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Japan to set a new standard with stricter 'rubbish' rules by March 2025

Fukushima plans to go through trash that is not properly sorted, and publicly identify offenders.

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Japanese city to name and shame people who break trash rules

Residents of a Japanese city may have to endure being publicly named and shamed if they do not follow the rules around bin separation.

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Japanese city set to publicly name and shame people who break strict bin separation rules

Beginning March next year, Japan will name and shame those found flouting rules regarding sorting and disposal of garbage. The municipal corporation of the city of Fukushima on Tuesday (Dec 17) passed new regulations under which garbage bags that do not comply with separation rules will be opened to identify violators and if they do not make necessary changes, the names of such businesses and individuals will be made public. Japan has long been …

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Errant individuals will be given a verbal warning but repeat offenders may see their names appearing on Fukishima’s official website.

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Starting in March, the municipality will review garbage bags that are not properly sorted or those that exceed size limits to punish their owners.

À partir du mois de mars, la municipalité examinera les sacs de déchets pas triés correctement ou ceux qui dépassent les limites de taille pour sanctionner leurs propriétaires.

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Japan: In Fukushima, the names of owners of poorly sorted trash bags will be made public

The aim is to combat poor sorting or overfilled bags that violate size restrictions. The new rules were approved by a city in the northeast of Honshu island last Tuesday. Several cities in Japan are checking the contents of garbage bags, some even allowing the names of businesses that violate waste management rules to be published. However, according to Japanese media, Fukushima is the first city to plan to publish the names of companies and ind…

Chce tak bojovat proti špatnému třídění nebo přeplněným pytlům, které porušují omezení daná pro jejich velikost. Nová pravidla schválilo město na severovýchodě ostrova Honšú minulé úterý.  Obsah pytlů s odpadky kontroluje v Japonsku více měst, některá dokonce umožňují zveřejnit jména podniků, které pravidla pro nakládání s odpady porušují. Fukušima je ale podle japonských médií prvním městem, které plánuje uveřejnit jména firem i jednotlivců. Lo…

Kdo špatně třídí, bude zostuzen. V japonské Fukušimě berou nakládání s odpady vážně

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Those who sort waste incorrectly will be shamed. In Fukushima, Japan, waste management is taken seriously

Dec 20, 2024 The Independent newspaper of England reported that Japanese city will now publicly shame people who break bin separation rules, stating that in Fukushima City, Japan, the municipality has taken a strong approach by enacting a law that will be effective from March 2025 onwards, stipulating that those who do not separate their trash before throwing it away may have their names posted on the municipality's website as a public sham. Thi…

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Strong medicine from the land of the rising sun! Fukushima municipality issues new rules: Anyone who doesn't separate their trash before throwing it away may have their name exposed

The Japanese city of Fukushima will take the controversial step of naming and shaming people who fail to separate their trash after encountering many incidents of improper disposal. With effect from March, rubbish collectors will attach a red “warning sticker” on any semi-transparent bags used for household waste when they detect that trash has not been separated correctly. If violators have not retrieved their waste and separated it properly fo…

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These new provisions seek to improve waste management, a priority issue in Japan.

Estas nuevas disposiciones buscan mejorar el manejo de residuos, un tema prioritario en Japón.

Japan to set a new standard with stricter 'rubbish' rules by March 2025

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