Kawasaki introduces garbage collection posters in 7 languages

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mainichi In order to put an end to the stereotype that foreign residents don't separate their garbage into regular and recyclable waste, the Kawasaki Municipal Government workers' union has introduced posters showing garbage collection days in seven languages. The posters were conceived by Kim Ku-go, a second-generation Japanese-Korean working for the Kawasaki Municipal Government's environment bureau. Read more... (http://mdn.mainichi-msn.co.jp/national/news/20070512p2a00m0na012 000c.html)

[Stacie Fil]

For a gaikokujin who has been getting a hard time, trying to understand the proper way on how to incorporate himself in a Japanese environment. Such actions are a relief worthy of appreciations.

Great job!

[summergirl]

Good for a non japanese like us..Thanks for sharing..

[McBONG]

Magaling!nice idea! noon pa dapat yan ginawa at gawin na yang nationwide.

[docomo]

nampateteng sila...sa tutuo lang mas pasaway pa nga yang mga hapon na yan pag nagtatapon ng basura.... naka paskil na nga sa poste kung kelan ang basura day ng moenai at moeru gomi ..tapon pa rin sila ng walang pakundangan :mad: ... dagdagan na din nila ng hiragana at katakana baka hindi nila mabasa ang kanji :p