东京涩谷区批准了新的反乱扔垃圾条例，以应对旅游激增带来的垃圾问题增多。违规者将面临2000日元罚款，全区24小时执行。指定区域的便利店和咖啡店必须安装公共垃圾桶，不遵守者将被罚款5万日元；这些规定将于6月1日生效。
东京涩谷区是以涩谷站、标志性的人行横道、中心街购物街以及原宿等周边地区闻名的繁华中心，自新冠疫情后旅行限制解除以来，垃圾数量急剧增加。外国游客的涌入使该地区成为热门目的地，但也成为丢弃垃圾的热点。
区议会上周讨论了拟议的变更，并在周四批准。新乱扔垃圾禁令适用于整个区，包括惠比寿、代代木等社区，甚至新宿高岛屋购物中心等鲜为人知的地方。违规者将面临2000日元罚款，由巡逻官员全天24小时执行——不过尚未指定是由专职人员还是普通公务员负责。罚款可现金或电子货币支付，可能当场缴纳。
与此同时，涩谷站周边等指定区域的便利店和外带咖啡店现在必须提供公共垃圾桶。经营者不遵守将面临5万日元罚款。据Yahoo!日本新闻援引Teleasa News报道，这些措施旨在恢复这一热门地区的清洁。新条例将于6月1日生效，希望能鼓励正确丢弃垃圾，而非仅靠严厉警告。
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