Limited to Akishima City: June Campaign | Collection Campaign for Unused Disaster Preparedness Supplies | Expired Emergency Food and Disaster Goods Accepted | Marutto Honpo Junk Removal

Akishima City is a residential city in the Tama area, located near the Tama River and Showa no Mori, with a balanced mix of housing complexes, detached houses, and condominiums. In Akishima, we frequently hear that "disaster preparedness supplies stored for emergencies are left unused and expired in closets and storage sheds."

Expired emergency food, outdated disaster backpacks, portable toilets, lanterns, and water storage poly tanks—have the emergency supplies you prepared for emergencies been occupying your closets, storage sheds, and wardrobes for a long time?

Disaster preparedness supplies often contain a mix of food, paper, plastic, and metal, making it difficult to determine which waste category they belong to. Items like bulk-purchased water and emergency rations are heavy and hard to transport, so many people end up leaving them as-is.

June marks the beginning of the rainy season and flood season, a time when people naturally want to inspect and review their disaster preparedness. It's also the perfect timing to replace old supplies before typhoon season. As demand for "disaster supply disposal," "expired emergency food disposal," and "junk removal in Akishima City" increases, Marutto Honpo is stepping in to help.

Marutto Honpo junk removal service (operated by SYSTR Co., Ltd. / Chiyoda City, Tokyo) is launching a campaign exclusively in Akishima City to collect unused disaster preparedness supplies in bulk.

For collections that include expired emergency food, disaster goods, or other unused preparedness supplies, customers will receive up to ¥1,000 off the total amount when using a fixed-rate pack plan in June.

This campaign collects old disaster preparedness supplies in bulk, providing an opportunity to refresh and reorganize storage. We support disaster preparedness not just through stockpiling, but also through proper replacement.

✅ Background and Purpose

Akishima City is a residential city in the Tama area, centered around the Tama River, Showa no Mori, and Moritown, with housing complexes, detached houses, and condominiums. While households maintain high disaster awareness and stockpile supplies, these items expire every few years, and old supplies often remain after replacement.

In particular:

- Expired emergency food, rations, and stored water - Outdated disaster backpacks, portable toilets, lanterns, and poly tanks - Unused disaster goods, storage shelves, and containers

are often kept “just in case,” continuing to occupy limited storage spaces in closets, sheds, and housing complexes like Tsutsujigaoka.

The rainy and flood season in June is a time when people inspect their disaster preparedness and start organizing. More residents want to replace old supplies before typhoon season. As demand rises for disposing of old disaster supplies and updating emergency kits, we have launched this campaign. We collect items with consideration for reuse and recycling.

✅ Campaign Overview

Campaign Name: Bulk Collection Campaign for Unused Disaster Preparedness Supplies (Akishima City Only)

Duration: June 1, 2026 – June 30, 2026

Eligibility: Customers using fixed-rate pack plans

Discount: Up to ¥1,000 off for collections including eligible items

Examples of Eligible Items: - Expired emergency food, rations, alpha rice, retort meals, canned food, etc. - Stored water, bottled water, water tanks, poly tanks, etc. - Disaster backpacks, emergency go-bags, portable toilets, portable toilets, etc. - Lanterns, flashlights, disaster radios, helmets, sleeping bags, aluminum blankets, etc. - Storage shelves, containers, full sets of outdated disaster goods, etc.

Note (Keyword): Please mention “Akishima City Campaign” during the prior estimate. Fire extinguishers are not eligible (please use retailer or designated recycling centers). Gas canisters, spray cans, fuel, batteries, and power banks will be accepted after confirming safety, provided contents are fully used.

✅ Service Area (All of Akishima City)

We offer on-site collection of disaster preparedness supplies throughout Akishima City.

【Akishima / Nakagami Area】 Showa-machi, Nakagami-machi, Musashino, Matsubara-machi, etc. → Increasing consultations for organizing disaster supplies in detached houses and condominiums.

【Higashi-Nakagami / Tsutsujigaoka Area】 Higashi-Nakagami, Tsutsujigaoka, Mokusei no Mori, Tamagawa-machi, etc. → Growing demand for replacing accumulated supplies in housing complexes and apartment buildings.

【Nishi-Tachikawa / Haijima Area】 Nishi-Tachikawa, Miyazawa-machi, Gochi-machi, Haijima-machi, Mihori-machi, etc. → We also handle heavy items like bulk-purchased stored water and poly tanks.

※ Service available throughout Akishima City. If you're in Akishima or the Tama area and searching for "junk removal" or "disaster supply disposal," please feel free to consult us.

✅ Common Challenges in Organizing Disaster Supplies

- Emergency food and water stored for disasters remain expired - Unsure how to dispose of outdated disaster backpacks or portable toilets - Bulk-purchased stored water and poly tanks are too heavy to move - Difficulty handling battery-powered items like lanterns and flashlights - Disaster supplies contain mixed materials (food, paper, plastic, metal), making waste classification unclear - Limited storage in housing complexes is occupied by stockpiled supplies - Want to replace entire old sets and dispose of them in bulk - Want to collect non-disaster-related junk together

✅ Common Unwanted Disaster Preparedness Items

Emergency Food and Rations

Stored Water and Poly Tanks

Disaster Backpacks and Portable Toilets

Lanterns and Disaster Goods

Storage Shelves and Cases

Detailed Examples of Collection Items

Emergency Food and Rations Alpha rice, hardtack, retort meals, canned food, nutritional supplements, emergency snacks, etc. (expired items accepted)

Stored Water and Poly Tanks Stored water, bottled water, water tanks, poly tanks, water bags, etc.

Disaster Backpacks and Portable Toilets Disaster backpacks, emergency go-bags, portable toilets, portable toilets, coagulants, etc.

Lanterns and Disaster Goods Lanterns, flashlights, disaster radios, helmets, sleeping bags, aluminum blankets, work gloves, etc.

Storage Shelves and Cases Storage shelves, storage boxes, carry cases, full sets of outdated disaster goods, etc.

※ Fire extinguishers are not eligible (please use retailers or designated recycling centers). Gas canisters, spray cans, fuel, batteries, and power banks will be accepted after safety checks. We also accept consultations for swollen or overheated batteries.