Sapporo Garbage Collection
Use this multilingual guide to compare ward-level garbage collection rules, common collection streams, official links, and local setup notes. Sapporo uses paid designated bags for burnable and non-burnable garbage, separate resource streams, large-waste reservations, and foreign-language sorting guides.
Resident sorting checklist
Use this Sapporo guide as a practical starting point before checking the official municipal waste page for your exact address.
Collection rules can change by ward, address block, apartment building, collection station, holiday, bag type, and whether an item needs a booking or paid sticker.
For bulky waste, appliances, batteries, spray cans, fluorescent tubes, and moving-out waste, confirm the official route before placing anything at the collection point.
- Japan garbage collection schedule
- ward waste sorting official page
- burnable non burnable recyclable
- plastic packaging PET bottle
- bulky waste reservation sticker
- apartment waste room collection station
- designated bag transparent bag
- moving out large garbage
- battery aerosol fluorescent lamp
- home appliance recycling retailer take back
City stats
All wards
How sorting works here
Sapporo uses paid designated bags for burnable and non-burnable garbage, separate resource streams, large-waste reservations, and foreign-language sorting guides. Collection days can change by address block, holiday, building, and local station. Always confirm the final day with the official ward page or GomiMate's address-level calendar.
FAQ
How do I find my exact garbage day?
Choose your ward first, then confirm the address block or collection station. Large apartments can have their own internal waste room rules.
Do I need a special garbage bag?
Sapporo burnable and non-burnable garbage generally require paid designated bags. Resource categories such as bottles, cans, PET bottles, paper, cartons, branches and large-sized garbage use separate instructions.
How do I dispose of bulky waste?
Bulky waste requires advance booking, a fee, and a disposal sticker or confirmation number. Do not leave large items at a station without booking.