concept   garbage
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, there is a strong emphasis on meticulously sorting and recycling garbage according to strict regulations.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 garbage Japan Separating garbage into categories such as burnable, non-burnable, and recyclable is a common practice, and strict rules govern disposal. 1
2 garbage Japan Sorting garbage into multiple categories, such as burnable, non-burnable, and recyclable, is a common practice and a legal requirement. 1
3 garbage Japan Garbage is sorted into specific categories and disposed of meticulously according to local regulations. 1
4 garbage Japan Separating garbage into precise categories is a common practice, as it is considered important for maintaining cleanliness and order. 1
5 garbage Japan Garbage is often separated into multiple categories to ensure proper recycling and disposal, and recycling culture is deeply ingrained in society. 1
6 garbage can Japan Strict separation of recyclables and non-recyclables in specialized containers 1
7 garbage can Japan Dividing waste into multiple categories is common, with separate bins for burnable, non-burnable, and recyclable items. 1
8 garbage can Japan Separate bins for different types of recyclables and waste are common, due to strict recycling regulations 1
9 garbage can Japan Separation of waste into different categories (recyclables, burnables, non-burnables) is common practice 1
10 garbage collection Japan Garbage collection involves meticulous sorting of different categories of waste into designated bags or bins for recycling, combustible, and non-combustible waste. 1
11 rubbish Japan Sorted into multiple categories for recycling and disposal 1
12 taking out garbage Japan Separating recyclables from non-recyclables is an integral part of taking out garbage. 1
13 taking out garbage Japan Taking out garbage involves separating recyclable items and putting them in designated bags or bins, following strict waste disposal rules set by local authorities. 1
14 taking out garbage Japan Taking out garbage involves separating combustible, non-combustible, and recyclable items, and is done on specific days according to a strict schedule. 1
15 trash Japan Sorting trash into multiple categories is a common and strictly followed practice 1
16 trash Japan Trash is meticulously sorted into multiple categories and disposed of according to strict regulations set by local authorities. 1
17 trash Japan Separating and recycling trash is a common practice, with strict guidelines for different types of trash. 1
18 trash can Japan Separation of trash into multiple categories for recycling purposes is a common practice 1
19 trash can Japan Separating burnable and non-burnable waste is a common practice 1
20 trash can Japan Separate trash cans are used for different types of waste, as part of a rigorous waste sorting process mandated by local regulations. 1
21 trash can Japan Color-coded for separating different types of waste and often found in public areas with strict recycling guidelines. 1
22 trash can Japan Separates different types of waste such as burnable, non-burnable, and recyclables with strict adherence to recycling guidelines. 1
23 trash compactor Japan Less commonly used in households due to smaller living spaces and cultural emphasis on sorting and recycling trash at source. 1
24 trash compactor Japan Uncommon in Japanese households due to limited space and focus on recycling and waste separation 1
25 trash compactor Japan Less common due to a focus on waste recycling and separation at the source, reducing the need for compactors. 1
26 trash compactor Japan Less common due to cultural emphasis on waste separation and recycling practices 1
27 trash compactor Japan Trash compactors are uncommon in households, and waste management often involves meticulous sorting and recycling practices. 1
28 trash container Japan The emphasis is on separating and sorting waste into different categories such as combustible, non-combustible, and recyclables, with separate containers for each type of waste. 1
29 trash container Japan Trash containers are often color-coded and labeled for specific types of waste, such as burnable, non-burnable, and recyclable items. 1
30 trash container Japan Separation of trash into multiple categories (recyclables, burnables, non-burnables) is a common practice 1
31 trash container Japan Separation of trash into different categories (recyclables, non-recyclables, organic) is a common practice 1
32 trash-talking opponents Japan Considered disrespectful and unsportsmanlike 1