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Join Us for the 'Know Your Garbage Truck' Event!

On October 25th, a unique environmental event titled "Know Your Garbage Truck" will take place at the Asakawa Clean Stream Environmental Association in Hino City, Japan. This exciting initiative is particularly aimed at local residents, especially the younger generation, to promote awareness and understanding of waste management.

Background of the Event

The Asakawa Clean Stream Environmental Association was established with a joint objective of operating and managing a combustible waste processing facility catering to the cities of Hino, Kokubunji, and Koganei. Since the facility started operations on April 1, 2020, it has played a pivotal role in waste management and education in the area. The plant offers a comfortable environment for tours and has received positive feedback from visitors, primarily school groups including fourth-grade students who explore the facility as part of their social studies curriculum.

Event Details

• - Date and Time: October 25th (Saturday), from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM.
• - Location: Asakawa Clean Stream Environmental Association's combustible waste processing facility (1-210-2 Ishida, Hino City).
• - Program: The event will feature:

- Presentations on garbage trucks
- Display and demonstration of the machinery
- Hands-on operation experiences and photo opportunities
- Guided tours of the facility at appropriate intervals.

• - Audience: This event is tailored for residents of Hino City, Kokubunji, and Koganei. Attendees below third grade must be accompanied by a guardian.
• - Participation Fee: Free of charge.
• - Capacity: The event is limited to the first 50 attendees, including guardians.
• - Registration: Interested participants should register by calling Asakawa Environmental Technology at 042-514-8930 by October 16th (Thursday) at 4 PM. Registration will require details about the number of attendees and their mode of arrival.

Important Notes

Parking is limited and assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, urging participants to consider carpooling. Attendees must access the facility from the Tama River side only; entries from the Asakawa side or the clean center side are not permitted.

Conclusion

This event is an excellent opportunity for families and individuals in the community to deepen their understanding of waste disposal processes while enjoying a fun, educational outing. Do not miss this chance to gain insight into the operations behind garbage trucks and waste management. For more details, please visit the event page. We look forward to welcoming you to this insightful event!