【Fuchu City Exclusive】Collection of Unused Guest Sets, May-Limited Campaign Starts | Zabuton, Teapots, Spare Slippers Also Eligible 【1,000 Yen Discount】 | Marutto Honpo Waste Collection

Fuchu City is a calm residential area with remnants of Musashino, located in the Tokyo Tama area, where many detached houses, two-family homes, and multi-generational households reside. We often hear that guest sets are stored away in guest rooms or closets for many years in homes where families have lived for a long time.

Guest futons, zabuton cushion sets, teapots and teacup sets, and spare slippers, all prepared for New Year's, memorial services, or family gatherings. Are these guest items, which you kept thinking you might use someday, occupying the upper shelves of your closet or storage space for a long time?

Futons are bulky, tea sets are fragile and difficult to handle, and zabuton cushions are numerous—the disposal methods for guest items vary by municipality for each category, making it surprisingly troublesome to dispose of them one by one. If bulky waste collection applications become crowded, items need to be stored until the collection day, often leading to them remaining as they are.

May is the time to 'decide to no longer use' items after Golden Week tidying. Marutto Honpo responds to the high demand for 'Fuchu City waste collection,' 'guest futon disposal Fuchu,' and 'zabuton bulk disposal' during this period.

Marutto Honpo (operated by SYSTR Co., Ltd. / Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo), a waste collection service, is conducting a campaign exclusively in Fuchu City for the bulk collection of 'unused guest sets.'

For collections including guest items such as guest futons, zabuton cushions, teapots/tea sets, and spare slippers, a 1,000 yen discount will be applied to the total amount when using a package plan in May.

This campaign provides an opportunity to collectively organize guest items that had no previous trigger for disposal, timed after Golden Week.

✅ Background and Purpose

Fuchu City has a relatively high detached house ratio, with many multi-generational households, two-family homes, and long-term residents, making it an area where remnants of guest culture often remain in closets and guest rooms.

Specifically,

・Guest futon and zabuton cushion sets left by older generations
・Teapots, teacups, and tea sets only brought out for New Year's or memorial services
・Spare slippers and entrance mats tucked away in the back of shoe cabinets

These items often remain stored for long periods in the upper shelves of closets, storage rooms, or guest rooms, as it is difficult to decide to dispose of them.

This campaign was planned to support bulk disposal after Golden Week in May, when the need for organizing guest spaces increases.

✅ Campaign Overview

Campaign Name: Bulk Collection Campaign for Unused Guest Sets

Implementation Period: May 1, 2026 - May 31, 2026

Eligibility: Customers using the fixed-price package plan

Discount Details: 1,000 yen discount on the total amount for collections including eligible items

Examples of eligible items:
・Guest futons, mattresses, comforters, blankets, etc., a set of bedding
・Zabuton cushions, zabuton covers, floor chairs, low tables, etc., seating area items
・Teapots, teacups, saucers, tea caddies, tea boxes (chabitsu), cups & saucers, trays, snack plates, etc., a set of tea ware
・Spare slippers, slipper racks, entrance mats
・Guest room carpets, rugs, chabudai (low dining tables), and other guest space items

Note (Keyword): Please mention 'Fuchu City Campaign' during the preliminary estimate.

✅ Campaign Service Area (All of Fuchu City)

Examples of service areas:

Fuchu Station, Bubaigawara, Higashi-Fuchu, Musashinodai, Tama Reien, Nishifu, Kita-Fuchu, and all other areas within Fuchu City.

Fuchu-cho, Miyamachi, Kotobuki-cho, Midori-cho, Honmachi, Yawata-cho, Shimizugaoka, Wakamatsu-cho, Asama-cho, Tenjin-cho, Shiraitodai, Momijigaoka, Koyanagi-cho, Koremasa, Sumiyoshi-cho, Yotsuya, Nishifucho, Musashidai, Honshuku-cho, Nishihara-cho, Miyoshicho, Nisshincho, Bainbaicho, Sakae-cho, Shinmachi, Kitayama-cho, Asahi-cho, Tama-cho, Oshidate-cho, Katamachi, etc.

*We can also serve all other areas within Fuchu City.

✅ Common Problems with Organizing Guest Sets

・Guest futons left by older generations have been in the upper part of the closet for a long time
・There is a set of 10 zabuton cushions, but they haven't been used for guests in years
・Trouble handling fragile tea sets like teapots, teacups, and trays
・A pile of spare slippers remaining deep in the shoe cabinet
・Want to convert the guest room into a children's room or workspace
・Disposal is troublesome because methods differ for burnable waste, bulky waste, and recyclables
・Want to dispose of guest items and other unwanted items all at once

✅ Examples of Unwanted Items Often Found in Guest Sets

Guest futons/bedding set

Zabuton cushions/floor chairs/seating area items

Teapots/teacups/tea set

Spare slippers/entrance area items

Chabudai/low tables/guest room furniture

Detailed examples of collected items:

Guest futons/bedding set
Mattresses, comforters, blankets, towels, pillows, futon storage bags, compression bags, etc.

Zabuton cushions/floor chairs/seating area items
Zabuton cushions (e.g., set of 10), zabuton covers, floor chairs, guest cushions, etc.

Teapots/teacups/tea set
Teapots, teacups, saucers, tea caddies, tea boxes (chabitsu), cups & saucers, trays, snack plates, etc.

Spare slippers/entrance area items
Guest slippers, slipper racks, entrance mats, umbrella stands, etc.

Chabudai/low tables/guest room furniture
Low tables, chabudai, guest room carpets, rugs.
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