How to Drop Properly Dispose Garbage

If you live in Japan, you must learn about it. How to drop garbage is the one thing which can bother you. The local government in this town classifies garbage as below: << it's a list, so start with a colon

Burnable Combustible・・・・・: paper of packed foods, pieces of note, wooden tableware etc
Unburnable Non-combustible ・・・・: steel tableware, CDs, batteries etc
Old Paper ・・・・: newspaper, magazines, books, cardboard, milk carton 
Plastic bottle・・: PET bottles (note: you should remove any labels and the cap.) 
Plastic material・: labels removed from PET bottles, plastic bags, plastic bottles
Fabric・・・・・・: old clothes
Big garbage ・・・: furniture, metal materials which length are over 30 cm in length, instruments, etc. 
Dangerous (Hazardous?) garbage・: empty spray cans, shattered glasses, fluorescent tubes etc

※classifications are different among in different cities.

Each classified garbage is collected on a designated day. You should put garbage into a  translucent plastic bag. If you don't classify them, you must return home with them.

I sometimes forget to drop garbage. When I forget, I must wait for the next designated day. It's unpleasure not fun.

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Guide: Red=訂正|Blue=推敲|Yellow=わかり難い|Green=意見

よく頑張ります！！