When visiting Japan, it is difficult for foreign tourists to find trash cans. Where are their public trash cans?

In recent times, garbage classification has been a very hot topic, and the most stringent garbage classification measures in Shanghai's history have been implemented. But Japan has implemented garbage classification many years ago, and is recognized as one of the cleanest countries. So how do they classify and dispose of garbage? If there is garbage on the street, where should it be thrown?

I still remember one time when I traveled to Japan. On the bus, the tour guide told us that he had a mysophobia and could not eat food with residue. But after getting off the bus, the tour guide discovered that there was an aunt. After eating biscuits and dropping them on the bus, he spent about an hour or two cleaning up, which was enough to show that they take garbage disposal very seriously, and he reminded us that there are no trash cans on the bus. If we have garbage, we need to take it to the hotel for disposal.

We cannot see trash cans in many public areas in Japan, and some tourist attractions do not have trash cans, but this does not affect the city appearance of Japan. Because there is no trash to be found on the ground. If we want to find Japanese trash cans, we may have to go to the service area of ??a highway to see them. Next to the bathroom, we can see a row of trash cans, divided into five in each direction. Trash cans need to contain different types of garbage, such as paper, plastic bottles, cans, cups, batteries, etc., and they are divided very carefully.

Japan’s garbage classification and garbage disposal are very good because they start educating them from an early age. In their daily textbooks, garbage classification has become a required course. I hope we can also learn from the good sides of others and make our own country cleaner.