Since Nagoya city declared a trash emergency in 1999, various cooperative recycling efforts by local government, residents, and businesses have had great success in reducing the amount of trash. However, trash and resource levels have reached a plateau, so the next step is to reduce trash by building a system for reusing objects. This project will build an 'unneeded item re-use and charity' system by collecting items not needed by residents at 're-use stations' in 46 locations around Nagoya, sell the donated goods at two 're-use shops' within the city, passing on any money earned to regional conservation initiatives. Through this activity, it aims to create a society not limited to mass consumption followed by mass recycling, but one where used items are re-used across the region before being recycled.