Adachi Garbage Sorting App vs Roll Your Day

Have you ever felt confused about when or how to dispose of garbage? Adachi City has released an app which includes information related to garbage, such as the garbage collection schedule, the procedures for disposing of garbage, precautions to take when disposing of garbage, a garbage sorting reference, and frequently asked questions. You can check the information easily with your smartphone. Please use this app for sorting your garbage and for recycling. 【Basic Functions】 ■ Garbage Collection Calendar You can check three patterns of the garbage collection schedule on one screen at a glance: “Today and Tomorrow,” “Weekly,” and “Monthly.” ■ Alert Function You can receive an alert to tell you about scheduled garbage collection on the day before and the day of collection. You can also set the time you want to receive alerts. ■ Garbage Sorting Reference You can check the garbage disposal procedure for each item. You can find the item you are looking for quickly because of the app’s easy searchability. ■ Garbage Disposal Procedures You can check the common items and how to dispose of them by garbage category. ■ Frequently Asked Questions You can check information that is frequently asked in a Q&A format. ■ Announcements You can check announcements concerning changes in the collection schedule and information on special events.

Let a game from around the world pick your next step. Discover five cultural adaptations: king’s cake from France and Spain, the petal game from France and beyond, counting-out rhythms from Germany and France, Italian tombola, and Mexican lotería. Each includes background on the tradition. Choose among ten pixel-art cartridges in one collection. The five world games lead the collection, followed by dice, a wheel, cards, a ladder draw and gacha. No stakes, prizes or cash payouts. In “After School, 1998”, cartridges are scattered across the floor of a room lit by pink and cyan neon and decorated with gold rococo details. Pick food, a trip, an activity or a conversation topic. Use built-in options or your own lists, temporarily exclude choices, save results and try again. The cultural games are adapted for everyday decisions; they do not reproduce every traditional rule. Eleven themes now share pixel-style scenery, frames and cartridge previews. After School, 1998, inspired by a Japanese teenager’s room, and the original Midnight Circus are included. Nine additional themes are separate one-time purchases, with previews before buying. All ten selection methods are included at no extra charge. No account, ads, analytics or tracking. Your lists and records stay on your device. Available in Japanese, English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. On Apple Watch, Today’s draw rotates through five world-inspired mini games by the local date, choosing from up to four built-in options. Play again as often as you like. Browse the cartridges and all ten methods on iPhone. Find our other apps by searching for Chihuahua Games.