Recycling of Household Pruning Branches

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Page ID 1005114 Updated on March 19, 2026

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Household Pruned Branch Chipping Recycling Project

The city promotes the recycling of pruned branches by using a vehicle-mounted shredder to chip the branches, which are then used as weed suppressants in parks, thereby working to reduce waste.
When using the pruning branch chipping service, please follow the procedure steps below, contact the Living Environment Division in advance, and confirm the work site before bringing in your branches.

Note: The disposal methods for pruned branches and other materials generated from agricultural work by farmers within the city (including production groups) differ. Please contact us separately for details.

Photo of the Pruning Branch Collection Site
Condition of the Pruned Branch Collection Site

How to Use

Step 1) Reservation
Based on the schedule below, please contact the Living Environment Division and confirm the work site by Friday morning of the week before the work day.
When making a reservation, we will ask for your address, name, phone number, the type of pruned branches, and the approximate quantity.

Step 2) Bringing to the Work Site
Between Saturday and Monday, please be sure to remove the leaves yourself before bringing the branches to the work site.
・Note: Work will not be carried out on days or at venues for which no application has been made.
・Note: Please check the descriptions below for "Conditions for Bringing in Pruned Branches" and "Prohibited Items" regarding the applicable items.

Work Dates and Work Districts (Schedule for the First Half of FY2026)

Note: All the dates listed are work days for the Higashi-Naganuma district.

Number of times

Work Date (from around 9 AM)

District

1st

 April 14 (Tuesday) 

Omaru

2nd

 April 21 (Tuesday) 

Hirao

3rd

 May 12 (Tuesday) 

Momura

4th

 May 26 (Tuesday) 

Wakabadai

5th

 June 9 (Tuesday) 

Nagamine

6th

 June 23 (Tuesday) 

Oshitate

7th

 July 7 (Tuesday) 

Koyodai

8th

 July 21 (Tuesday) 

Yanokuchi

9th

 August 4 (Tuesday) 

Sakahama

10th

 August 18 (Tuesday) 

Omaru

11th

 September 1 (Tuesday) 

Hirao

12th

 September 8 (Tuesday) 

Momura

13th

 September 15 (Tuesday) 

Wakabadai

Target Items

Conditions for Bringing in Pruned Branches

  • Diameter less than 8 centimeters
  • Within 2 meters in length
  • Removed leaves

Prohibited Items

・Bamboo, plum, toxic trees, decayed trees, etc.
・Grass, lawn, fallen leaves, agricultural products, lumber
・Pruned branches handled by landscaping or pruning Business Operators

Please carefully check the conditions for bringing in.

Pruned branches that do not meet the above "Conditions for Bringing in Pruned Branches" cannot be chipped.
Therefore, we ask that you take home any pruned branches that do not meet the conditions.
When bringing in branches, please carefully confirm the above conditions.

Note: Pruned branches with leaves and removed leaves, up to 2 bundles (2 bags), can be put out on Burnable Garbage day for free collection.
For details, please refer to the section "How to Dispose of Burnable Garbage" in the Waste and Recycling Calendar.

Thick Branch-1
 Example of branches too thick to be chipped (1)
Thick Branch-2
 Example of branches too thick to be chipped (2)

Contact Us

Living Environment Division Waste and Recycling Section

This page is managed by the Urban Environment Management Department, Living Environment Division

2111 Higashi-Naganuma, Inagi City, Tokyo 206-8601
Phone number: 042-378-2111 Fax number: 042-377-4781
Contact the Living Environment Division, Urban Environment Management Department, Inagi City

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