As part of efforts to promote recycling and improve urban hygiene, Coca – Cola Japan has partnered with local officials to install themed trash containers. Attack on Titan as part of the “Change for the Blue” project.
According to the official announcement, the trash can in the photo above is called kyojin-gata gomibako (巨人型ごみ箱) or more simply “Titan-shaped trash can”. Placed near two recycling bins and a vending machine in Oita City, this trash bin seems to be encouraging people to throw their trash indiscriminately rather than in the right place, due to its creepy appearance. makes people not want to come near.
Worth mentioning, this is not the first time Titan-shaped trash cans have appeared. Earlier this year, boxes with similar shapes and functions were also installed in Oita city – hometown of the author of the Attack on Titan manga. Hajime Isayama. They are used to collect polyethylene terephthalate bottles, a product widely sold in Japanese supermarkets, convenience stores and vending machines.
However, these trash cans will not be used for a long time. They will be removed until November 22, 2021.
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