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Special Lithium-Ion Battery Collection Campaign

In an effort to tackle the rising concern regarding the proper disposal of lithium-ion batteries, a special campaign is set to run in Tokyo from August 1 to 31, 2025. Residents of the 23 wards can benefit from a collection service, priced at just 3,300 yen including tax per battery. This initiative aims to safely remove batteries, including those in expanded forms or with exposed terminals, ensuring hazardous materials are dealt with correctly.

Background and Purpose

Lithium-ion batteries pose significant risks if not disposed of properly, sometimes resulting in fire hazards. Many households in urban environments, particularly in Tokyo, find themselves unsure of how to dispose of these batteries, leading to increased accumulation over the years.

As the number of devices such as smartphones, tablets, mobile batteries, and electric bicycles grows, so does the necessity for a reliable recycling solution. Many batteries remain und disposed due to concerns about their condition—specifically those that are swollen or non-functional. This campaign seeks to offer a simple, safe, and fair-price collection service to ease the burden on residents.

Campaign Overview

• - Campaign Name: Special Lithium-Ion Battery Collection Campaign (Tokyo’s 23 Wards)
• - Date: August 1 - August 31, 2025
• - Location: All 23 wards of Tokyo
• - Collection Fee: 3,300 yen per battery
• - Eligible Items: Smartphones, laptops, mobile batteries, power tool batteries, electric bicycle batteries, etc.
• - Note: Swollen or damaged batteries will be collected safely, with some cases potentially declined.

Common Concerns about Lithium-Ion Battery Disposal

Residents frequently encounter challenges in battery disposal:

• - Local municipalities do not offer collection services for these batteries, creating confusion on disposal methods.
• - Batteries that no longer power devices are concerning when left unattended.
• - Swollen batteries can be dangerous to handle, adding to the anxiety surrounding their disposal.
• - News stories regarding fire incidents related to improper battery handling lead to increased fears; however, many do not know how to proceed safely.

Examples of Targeted Unwanted Items

• - Swollen smartphone or laptop batteries
• - Mobile and portable power source batteries
• - Battery packs for power tools
• - Lithium batteries for electric bicycles or kick scooters
• - Damaged charging batteries and AC adapter-equipped batteries

Pricing Examples (Promotional Packages Available)

• - Cardboard Pack: Starting at 3,000 yen (usually 5,000 yen)
• - Light Truck Pack: Starting at 8,000 yen (usually 15,000 yen)
• - 1.5t Truck Pack: Starting at 15,000 yen (usually 35,000 yen)

All packages include transparent pricing with pickup, vehicle, and staffing costs embedded.

Who Should Participate?

This campaign is ideal for anyone who:

• - Has upgraded their smartphone or tablet, leaving old batteries behind.
• - Is managing an estate with numerous power tools and batteries.
• - Is a business or organization requiring bulk battery collection.

Convenient Quote via LINE!

Get an easy quote by taking a photo and sending it through LINE! We can assess the battery condition and provide tailored pricing. Feel free to ask questions like, “Can you collect this?” or “How many can I send?”

Inquiries and Consultation

• - 📞 Phone: 0120-600-065 (Available 24/7)
• - 📰 See coverage areas in Tokyo’s 23 wards: link
• - 📱 Easy LINE estimate: link
• - 🌐 Official Website (Marutto Honpo): link

Company Overview

• - Company Name: SYSTR Inc.
• - Used Goods Dealer License: No. 301032218074
• - Address: 4-4 Kanda-Sakumacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0025, 1st Floor, Tokyo Bihokai Building
• - Corporate Website: link