东京的清洁性来自清除公共垃圾桶, 导致公民对废物处置承担个人责任。 Tokyo's cleanliness results from removing public trash cans, leading citizens to take personal responsibility for waste disposal.
文章审视了东京异常清洁和严格的卫生做法,与美国城市的垃圾问题形成鲜明对比。 The article examines Tokyo's exceptional cleanliness and strong sanitation practices, contrasting them with litter issues in American cities. 它把日本的清洁性部分归因于1995年沙林毒气袭击之后清除了公共垃圾桶,促使公民对废物处理承担个人责任。 It attributes Japan's cleanliness partly to the removal of public trash cans after the 1995 sarin gas attack, prompting citizens to take personal responsibility for waste disposal. 作者质疑为什么美国城市不能执行类似的标准和做法来改善其城市环境。 The author questions why American cities cannot implement similar standards and practices to enhance their urban environments.