It is difficult for foreign tourists to find trash cans when they come to Japan. Where are all their trash cans?

In recent days, garbage sorting is a very hot topic, and the strictest garbage sorting measures in Shanghai's history have been implemented. But as early as many years ago, Japan has implemented garbage sorting and is recognized as one of the cleanest countries. So how do they sort out the garbage? If there is rubbish in the street, where should they throw it?

I still remember a trip to Japan. On the bus, the guide told us that he was a neat freak and couldn't eat that junk food. But after getting off the bus, the tour guide uncle found that an aunt had eaten cookies and left them in the car. He spent an hour or two cleaning, which shows that they attach great importance to garbage disposal, and he reminded us that there is no trash can on the bus, and if there is garbage, it needs to be taken to the hotel for disposal.

We don't see trash cans in many public areas in Japan, and there are no trash cans in some tourist attractions, but this does not affect the appearance of Japan. Because there is no garbage on the ground. If we want to find trash cans in Japan, we may have to go to the service area in expressway to see them. Next to the bathroom, we can see a row of trash cans, which are divided into five. Each trash can needs to contain different kinds of garbage, such as paper, plastic bottles, cans, cups, batteries and so on, which are very detailed.

Japan has done a very good job in garbage sorting and garbage disposal because they have been educated since childhood. Garbage classification has become a compulsory course in their daily textbooks. I hope we can learn from others' good side and make our own country clean.