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Snail's promise for children

Guide Daily lifeTopic: Garbage and recycling
  • Children (3-12)
  • Parents and pregnancy

Overview

A learning page for children on sorting and reducing garbage. It teaches the Snail's Promise, a short phrase that sums up the three Rs (reduce, reuse, recycle) for everyday life. The page links to a song and dance video. A note for parents explains that Itabashi's garbage goes to the Tokyo Port landfill, which is said to be full in about 50 years, so reducing waste from an early age matters.

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Resource Circulation Cooperation Section

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