Waste that cannot be processed by the city

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Page ID 1005121 Updated on September 2, 2026

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Difficult-to-Process Items

The city cannot dispose of the following items.
Please consult the manufacturer, retailer, or disposal service provider and dispose of these items at your own responsibility.

  1. Explosives such as propane gas cylinders
  2. Volatile substances such as organic solvents (paint, thinner, gasoline, kerosene, oil, etc.)
  3. Batteries
  4. Fire Extinguisher
  5. Concrete, blocks, bricks, stones, soil, and tiles
  6. Vending Machine
  7. Large home appliances (width 80 centimeters × height 180 centimeters × depth 80 centimeters or more)
  8. Pianos, large Electones, and organs
  9. Garbage difficult to crush (iron dumbbells, bowling balls, fireproof safes, drums, steel ropes and wires, insulated wires, barbed wire, steel plates, fiber, vinyl, and rubber ropes over 80 cm in length, sheets, and hoses, etc.)
  10. Hazardous chemicals, etc. (industrial chemicals, chemical substances, pesticides, insecticides, and other harmful or toxic liquids)
  11. Medical waste (injection needles, intravenous equipment and containers, etc.)
    Note: Containers related to home medical care are excluded
  12. Enameled bathtubs, enameled washbasins, and toilets
  13. Large game machines, large game cabinets
  14. Ignitable items (solid fuel, smoke flares, and explosives)
    Note: Fireworks and matches should be soaked in water to prevent ignition before disposing of them as Burnable Garbage.
  15. Commercial and examination chairs used in beauty salons, dental clinics, etc.
  16. Surfboards, windsurfing boards, and other leisure boards
  17. Home appliances and items containing refrigerants (freon, alternative freons, etc.)
  18. Items containing asbestos (some diatomaceous earth products, etc.)
  19. Personal computers (desktop, laptop) and computer displays such as CRT and LCD
  20. Waste and debris (items subject to the Construction Recycling Law) associated with the demolition and new construction of buildings
  21. Tires, batteries, and automotive parts for cars and motorcycles (items subject to the Automobile Recycling Law)
  22. Television, air conditioner, refrigerator, freezer, washing machine, clothes dryer (items subject to the Home Appliance Recycling Law)
  23. Items Recognized as Industrial Waste
  24. Other items recognized by the administrator

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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