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Overview

The Itabashi Kataremuri movement encourages households and businesses to cut rubbish with the slogan 'the snail promise'. The promise lists everyday actions: tidy up and use things up, buy only what you need, bring your own bag, and sort resources from rubbish. The page offers leaflets for homes and businesses, a theme song with its dance steps, and a colouring sheet for children.

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