Measures Against Second-Hand Smoke Handbook for Facility Managers - Health Promotion Act and Tokyo Metropolitan Ordinance to Prevent Exposure to Second-Hand Smoke - (Third Edition)

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IIcoveredfacilitiesFacilityformokersTypefacilitiesTypeIs3 4)TypesoffacilitiesPlease refer to page 12.Indoors*, smoking is generally prohibited, including heated tobacco products. You can only smoke in places where smoking is not prohibited by the Act and the Tokyo Metropolitan Ordinance.Facilities subject to regulation under the Act and the Tokyo Metropolitan Ordinance are those used by two or more people simultaneously or alternately, and are categorized into the following three types.In addition, various types of vehicles used for passenger transportation are also subject to regulation.Facilities used by two or more people other than Type I facilities and facility for smokers・Principally non-smoking indoors (Smoking is only allowed in designated smoking rooms, designated heated tobacco smoking rooms, and smoking rooms)A facility whose main purpose is to provide a place for smoking・Smoking is permitted indoors (Only in Buses, taxies, airplanes, trains, shipspage 4Types of facilities coveredSchools, hospitals, child welfare facilities, government office buildings, etc.・Completely non-smoking indoors・Principally non-smoking outdoors(Smoking is allowed only in specified outdoor smoking area)・Schools and nursery school, etc. have the obligation, under the Tokyo Metropolitan Ordinance, to strive not to create specified outdoor smoking area.Please refer to pages 5-6.・Outdoor areas are not subject to regulation (Obligation to Consider One's Surroundings )Please refer to page 6.* Some restaurants are handled differentlyPlease refer to page 7.smoking rooms)・(Obligation to Consider One's Surroundings page 4 )Please refer to page 12.