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Declutter Your Travel Essentials with Shinagawa's Unique Campaign

As the summer travel season approaches, residents of Shinagawa are increasingly confronted with a common dilemma: what to do with those unused suitcases and travel essentials cluttering their homes? Shinagawa Ward, known for its easy access to transportation hubs like Shinagawa Station and Haneda Airport, is the perfect setting for this issue. With many business professionals and frequent travelers residing in the area, it's no surprise that suitcases and travel bags can quickly accumulate, leading to cramped closets and garages.

The Suitcase Clutter Challenge

Many families find themselves in a situation where they have numerous types of luggage—large suitcases, carry-on bags, and various travel accessories—that they bought over the years but rarely use. When these items start breaking down, such as damaged wheels or zippers, it can be even more challenging to dispose of them properly. The process often becomes overwhelming, with different disposal methods in place for various types of travel gear, making it difficult for residents to determine how to take the next step.

Recognizing this widespread issue, Marutto Honpo, operated by SYSTR Co., Ltd., is stepping in to help with a timely campaign. From July 1st to July 31st, 2026, residents can take advantage of a special suitcase and travel goods collection campaign designed specifically for those living in Shinagawa Ward. During this campaign, customers can receive a discount of 1,000 yen off their total when using a package plan for the collection of unwanted travel items.

Campaign Highlights

This initiative aims to encourage residents to review and declutter their unwanted suitcases and travel-related items before the peak travel month. The target items for this campaign include:

• - Large and medium suitcases
• - Carry-on bags
• - Business bags and other travel accessories
• - Damaged luggage

The convenience of the campaign allows residents to declutter in one go. Customers can schedule a collection for their items, including unwanted business bags that may no longer be needed due to changes in their travel routines.

Why This Campaign Matters

The context of this campaign is crucial. With Shinagawa being a significant hub for business travel, many individuals and families tend to gather travel gear over time. This accumulation often results in old luggage occupying valuable space long after they were last used. Thus, this initiative is a perfect opportunity for residents to reclaim that space just in time for summer vacations or family trips.

Moreover, alongside regular items, Marutto Honpo also assists with the collection of lithium-ion batteries contained within suitcases. This comprehensive service caters to the ecology-conscious residents who also seek responsible disposal practices.

How to Participate

To take advantage of the campaign, residents should inform the company of their interest during the quote process, using the code