Announced details
Disposal of used PCs by individuals and small and medium-sized enterprises in Tokyo, data erasure, courier collection, and small-appliance recycling and resource recycling
Data erasure and certificate issuance costs waived for the first 80,000 units
Agreements and other arrangements have been entered into with more than 770 municipalities nationwide, representing a combined population of 91.57 million. In Tokyo, cooperation agreements have been entered into with all municipalities, excluding the outlying islands, as of October 2026.
A cooperation arrangement under which リネットジャパンリサイクル株式会社 and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government have entered into an agreement, with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government subsidizing data erasure and certificate issuance costs.
A municipality that supports the disposal of data-storage devices such as mobile phones and PCs to promote domestic resource recycling, and advances the recovery of the "Tokyo urban mine." Its location, representative, capital and year of establishment are Not disclosed.
Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture (RenetJapanGroup,Inc.); Obu, Aichi Prefecture (リネットジャパンリサイクル株式会社)
The standard fee for data erasure and certificate issuance is ¥3,498 per unit. During the applicable period, the first 80,000 units will be free to users. The standard fee will apply once the subsidy budget is exceeded.
The company does not address Contract Value / Impact on Business Performance.
Survey by ㈱ナビット, "What items are you having difficulty disposing of?"
Survey by ㈱マクロミル, "Do you currently have a computer at home that you no longer use?"
Basic Resident Register as of 1 September 2026
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Emergency Recovery Project for Scarce Resources, Courier collection of used PCs, Data erasure and certificate issuance service |
| Counterparty | Tokyo Metropolitan Government |
| Counterparty overview | A municipality that supports the disposal of data-storage devices such as mobile phones and PCs to promote domestic resource recycling, and advances the recovery of the "Tokyo urban mine." Its location, representative, capital and year of establishment are Not disclosed. |
| Relationship with the Company | A cooperation arrangement under which リネットジャパンリサイクル株式会社 and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government have entered into an agreement, with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government subsidizing data erasure and certificate issuance costs. |
| Offering price | The standard fee for data erasure and certificate issuance is ¥3,498 per unit. During the applicable period, the first 80,000 units will be free to users. The standard fee will apply once the subsidy budget is exceeded. |
| Launch date | 23 October 2026 (planned service launch date) |
| Applicable area | Disposal of used PCs by individuals and small and medium-sized enterprises in Tokyo, data erasure, courier collection, and small-appliance recycling and resource recycling |
| Location | Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture (RenetJapanGroup,Inc.); Obu, Aichi Prefecture (リネットジャパンリサイクル株式会社) |
| Quantitative Effects | Data erasure and certificate issuance costs waived for the first 80,000 units |
| Usage history | Agreements and other arrangements have been entered into with more than 770 municipalities nationwide, representing a combined population of 91.57 million. In Tokyo, cooperation agreements have been entered into with all municipalities, excluding the outlying islands, as of October 2026. |
| Source | Survey by ㈱ナビット, "What items are you having difficulty disposing of?", Survey by ㈱マクロミル, "Do you currently have a computer at home that you no longer use?", Basic Resident Register as of 1 September 2026 |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To alleviate concerns about data leaks and the difficulty of disposal, and to promote the recovery and recycling of scarce and valuable metals contained in Tokyo.