Smoking Prohibited Areas on the Streets of Inagi City

Inagi City has established the "Ordinance on Restrictions on Smoking in Public Places in Inagi City" and has designated areas around railway stations, where pedestrian traffic is high and there is a significant risk of danger or nuisance to others due to smoking, as prohibited smoking areas.

Prohibited Smoking Areas on Streets and Other Places

Areas within a radius of 300 meters from each of the six stations in the city, including metropolitan roads, roads managed by the city, waterways, parks, and other outdoor public spaces, are designated as prohibited zones (Wakabadai Station is designated by the road).
Note: As a general rule, if any part of a park is included within a radius of 300 meters, the entire park will be designated as a restricted area.

Around Yanokuchi Station

Around Inagi-Naganuma Station

Around Minami-Tama Station

Keio Yomiuriland Station Area

Around Inagi Station

Around Wakabadai Station

Map of Smoking Prohibited Areas on Streets in Inagi City

We have issued the "Inagi City Smoking Prohibition Area Map" which summarizes the overview of this ordinance, the smoking prohibition areas on the streets within the city, and the public facilities subject to regulations based on the revised Health Promotion Law and the Tokyo Metropolitan Passive Smoking Prevention Ordinance.

• Map of Smoking Prohibited Areas on the Streets of Inagi City (Front) (PDF 1.9MB)
• Map of Smoking Prohibited Areas on the Streets of Inagi City (Back Side) (PDF 7.7MB)

How to Fold a Map

The map can be folded small.

• How to Fold the Map (PDF 3.2MB)

Awareness materials indicating that this is a restricted area

We have installed the following awareness materials to indicate that this is a restricted area.
In addition, the awareness materials are installed at intervals that take into account visibility distance and the landscape of the city, so that it can be recognized as a prohibited area by looking around.

Awareness Materials in Front of the Station

At the station entrance, we display the following awareness materials to promote understanding and awareness. At each station exit, we guide visitors to the restricted areas using either the surrounding area information boards or the restricted area signage.