The Japan Paper Recycling Promotion Center is collaborating with the "Kodomo Eco Club" to implement an experiential environmental learning program called "Find the Zatsugami-sama!" to promote the sorting and recycling of miscellaneous paper from households. In fiscal year 2026, the program will expand its target regions and provide promotional paper bags free of charge.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When does the "Find the Zatsugami-sama!" program start?
A: The program will be fully implemented from fiscal year 2026, with applications accepted from May 11, 2026, to January 31, 2027.
Q: What are the benefits of participating in the program?
A: Children learn about recycling in a fun way, and household sorting awareness improves. Participating clubs receive free promotional materials and incentives for submitting activity reports.
Q: What kind of paper is considered "zatsugami" (miscellaneous paper)?
A: It refers to all recyclable paper, such as snack boxes, food packaging, printouts, memo paper, and toilet paper cores. However, items with waterproof coatings or heavy contamination are excluded.
Q: Where will the program be implemented?
A: In fiscal year 2026, the program targets Kodomo Eco Clubs operating in Sapporo City, Sendai City, Chiba City, the 23 wards of Tokyo, Nagoya City, and Saga Prefecture.
Q: Is participation in this program free of charge?
A: Yes, participation in the program is free. Promotional paper bags and explanation flyers are also provided at no cost.