¥50,000 per cycle for advanced medical care + ¥100,000 per cycle for non-insured treatment (can be combined with the Tokyo subsidy)
The City's Own Subsidy for Fertility Treatment (advanced medical care and non-insured treatment) / Bunkyo City
The City's Own Subsidy for Fertility Treatment (advanced medical care and non-insured treatment)Bunkyo CityWife under 43Can be combined with the Tokyo subsidy
¥50,000 per cycle for advanced medical care, ¥100,000 per cycle for non-insured treatment
Advanced medical care
Non-insured treatment
Up to 6 times under 40, 3 times at ages 40–43
For couples living in Bunkyo City who received "advanced medical care" or "non-insured treatment (fully self-paid)" together with insured IVF or ICSI, the city adds a subsidy of ¥50,000 for advanced medical care and ¥100,000 for non-insured treatment per treatment cycle. It can be combined with Tokyo's specified fertility treatment cost subsidy.
It covers treatment started when the wife was under 43. The limit on the number of times is 6 if under 40, and 3 at ages 40–43 (the same limits as insurance coverage). Common-law marriage is also covered, and you apply by the end of the fiscal year after the treatment ends. Check the city's page for details of the required documents.
Nationality and residence status
The official page (checked in October 2026) sets no condition on nationality or residence status that we found. Eligibility follows the official conditions, not the language of this page; many programs require resident registration in the municipality.
Who is eligible
Couples living in the city, with the wife under 43, who received non-insured treatment or advanced medical care
Notes
For treatment started on or after April 1, 2026, a revision of the city's program is planned in line with the expansion of the Tokyo subsidy.The city will announce details once they are decided.When applying for the advanced medical care portion, as a rule you must first apply to Tokyo and receive the subsidy decision.For the non-insured treatment portion, the application documents and deadline are the same as the previous program.The application deadline is the end of the fiscal year that includes the treatment end date; for treatment that ended in January–March, June 30 of the same year.