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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6 5)DetailsofregulationsSchoolsandotherforeachfacilityfacilities(Examples) Company, office, gymnasium, theater, viewing hall, assembly hall, exhibition hall, department store, beauty salon, entertainment facility, accommodation facility, etc.■Targets・Kindergartens, elementary schools, junior ■Details of regulations・Smoking is completely prohibited indoors. Smoking areas are not allowed to be created indoors.・Smoking outdoors is generally prohibited. You must make efforts not to create specified outdoor smoking area. (The Tokyo Metropolitan Ordinance stipulates the obligation to make efforts not to install specified outdoor smoking area at the above-mentioned locations.)■TargetsFacilities used by 2 or more people■Details of regulations・Smoking indoors is generally prohibited. It is possible to establish a designated smoking room or a designated heated tobacco smoking room that meets the requirements and technical standards in part of the indoor area, and smoking is only allowed inside those rooms.■Exclusion from ApplicationGuest rooms in accommodations such as Ryokans and Hotels (limited to private rooms), living spaces in multi-unit dwellings such as condominiums and apartments (including balconies), private rooms in residential facilities, and other places used for human habitation are not subject to regulations.high schools, compulsory education schools, high schools, secondary education schools, special needs schools, technical colleges as stipulated in Article 1 of the School Education Act, specialized training colleges as stipulated in Article124 of the same act; and miscellaneous schools as stipulated in Article 134, paragraph 1 of the same act・Nursery schools stipulated in Article 39, Paragraph 1 of the Child Welfare Act・Others, or items equivalent to these (Specialized training college upper secondary courses and general courses, international schools, certified daycare centers, and childcare services at unlicensed nurseries, etc.)page 8・Outdoors are not subject to regulations. However, when creating a smoking area, you must take care not to cause second-hand smoke.page 9Type I facilitiesType II facilities2 Kindergartens to High schools, nursery schools, etc.3 Facilities used by large numbers of people (excluding 1, 2, 4, and 6)