Trash Finder
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The state of the data

Japan has 5,363 places to throw something away. We have checked 619.

That gap is the whole problem, so we print it at the top instead of hiding it. A point only counts as checked when somebody stood in front of it and wrote down the date. Everything else is on the map, but it is never presented as if it were the same thing.

5,363Points on the map

Every one is a real record with a source you can open.

619Checked within 18 months

Surveyed on the ground.

2331Have any survey at all

Includes older checks we mark as ‘likely’.

10Prefectures with zero checks

Out of 47. We say so on each of their pages.

Coverage and trust are not the same number

Miyagi has the largest raw count in the country — more points than Tokyo — and not one of them has a survey date. That is what a bulk import looks like. Kyoto has a third of Miyagi's count and half of Japan's verified points, because people there actually walk around and check.

So we never rank a prefecture by how many points it has. We rank it by how much of it somebody has bothered to confirm.

Every prefecture, ranked by what has been checked

PrefectureChecked / on the map
Tokyo 東京都103 / 750
Shiga 滋賀県94 / 187
Kyoto 京都府52 / 479
Osaka 大阪府48 / 356
Nagasaki 長崎県39 / 40
Chiba 千葉県38 / 201
Saitama 埼玉県30 / 260
Okinawa 沖縄県29 / 54
Hokkaido 北海道28 / 139
Kanagawa 神奈川県24 / 259
Okayama 岡山県18 / 123
Ibaraki 茨城県16 / 99
Hyogo 兵庫県15 / 183
Shizuoka 静岡県12 / 116
Yamaguchi 山口県11 / 37
Gunma 群馬県10 / 35
Miyagi 宮城県7 / 752
Hiroshima 広島県6 / 79
Yamanashi 山梨県6 / 29
Tochigi 栃木県6 / 15
Nara 奈良県5 / 25
Tottori 鳥取県3 / 33
Fukuoka 福岡県2 / 66
Nagano 長野県2 / 44
Akita 秋田県2 / 42
Kagoshima 鹿児島県2 / 40
Fukui 福井県1 / 227
Aichi 愛知県1 / 109
Yamagata 山形県1 / 104
Fukushima 福島県1 / 72
Kagawa 香川県1 / 45
Mie 三重県1 / 34
Shimane 島根県1 / 22
Wakayama 和歌山県1 / 19
Gifu 岐阜県1 / 13
Saga 佐賀県1 / 9
Tokushima 徳島県1 / 4
Niigata 新潟県0 / 74
Oita 大分県0 / 73
Ehime 愛媛県0 / 64
Aomori 青森県0 / 20
Miyazaki 宮崎県0 / 9
Ishikawa 石川県0 / 8
Iwate 岩手県0 / 5
Kochi 高知県0 / 4
Kumamoto 熊本県0 / 4
Toyama 富山県0 / 1

Find the one nearest you

The map ranks a checked bin ten minutes away above an unchecked one a minute away. For a traveller holding a coffee cup, that is the right trade.

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