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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Hospitals,universities,governmentagenciesandfor5 5)DetailsofregulationseachfacilityNo smoking indoorsSpecified outdoor smoking area(Example) The back of the building, the rooftop, etc.Cigarettes, cigars, pipes, hookahs, heated tobacco products, and other tobacco in general・When setting up a specified outdoor smoking area, it is advisable to ensure that it is not located adjacent to nearby buildings.・A Type I facility is one primarily used by individuals who are at a high risk of health impairment due to passive smoking; therefore, smoking is generally prohibited on the premises. Therefore, it is possible to establish specified outdoor smoking area, but it is not recommended to do so.■Targets・Hospitals, clinics, maternity homes, pharmacies・Extended nursing care facilities for the aged and ■Details of regulations・Smoking is completely prohibited indoors. Smoking areas are not allowed to be created indoors.・Smoking outdoors is generally prohibited. It is possible to create specified outdoor smoking Smoking areas that can be installed in a Type I facility■Requirements1) It must be an outdoor location in a Type I facility.2) The area must be sectioned so that smoking and non-smoking areas can be clearly distinguished.3) There must be a notice indicating that this is a smoking area.4) It must be installed in a place where users of the facility don’t usually enter. ■Tobacco that can be smoked■Other things to be aware ofintegrated facilities for medical and long-term care・Intractable disease consultation support centers・Places where medical treatment business is carried out by licensed masseurs, acupuncturists, moxibustion practitioners or judo therapists・Universities *Excludes facilities for graduate schools only.・Vocational schools ・Various training facilities ・Child welfare facilities*Q4*For details, please refer to listed on .・Reform schools and juvenile detention facilities・National and local government administrative agency office buildings(Facilities used by administrative agencies to carry out their duties)area that meet certain requirements, and smoking is only allowed in those locations. page 14Details of regulations for each facilityType I facilitiesSpecified outdoor smoking area...smoking areas at universities and hospitals1 Hospitals, universities, child welfare facilities (excluding nursery schools), and government office buildings, etc.