Question:
I've just moved to Tokyo, and I'm a little confused with the waste disposal process! I have been told to divide my trash up into 'Combustible trash' (moeru gomi), 'Non-Combustible trash' (moenai gomi) and 'Recyclable trash' (shigen gomi).
Can anyone explain which things fall into each of these categories? I understand recyclable - for example plastic bottles and newspapers etc, but I'm not sure about combustible and non-combustible!
Answer:
Something made of paper, textile and wood is basically combustible. Others like something made of metal, plastic, etc, is non-combustible.
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