Children aged 6 months to 2 not attending daycare can use facilities in the city for free for more than 10 hours a month
Infant Attendance Support Program (Children's Universal Attendance Program) and Program to Create Opportunities for Interaction with Diverse Others / Fussa City
Infant Attendance Support Program (Children's Universal Attendance Program) and Program to Create Opportunities for Interaction with Diverse OthersFussa City6 months to under 3
Attendance for children not in daycare, free beyond 10 hours a month
Fee (Fussa City residents)FreeFacilities in the city can be used beyond the national 10 hours a month
- Even after turning 3, until the end of that fiscal year
- Registration fees and similar depend on the facility
This program lets children from 6 months to under 3 who do not attend daycare or kindergarten use daycare centers and similar facilities by the hour, regardless of whether the parents work. The national program is up to 10 hours a month. At facilities in Fussa City, using Tokyo's "Program to Create Opportunities for Interaction with Diverse Others", children can use more than 10 hours a month, and can continue until the end of the fiscal year even after turning 3. The fee is free under both the national and Tokyo programs (Fussa City residents only). Registration fees, supplies and similar may be charged depending on the facility.
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
Children of Fussa City residents who are from 6 months to under 3 on the date of use and are not enrolled in daycare or kindergarten
Notes
The hours beyond 10 (the diverse-others program) cannot be booked through the national Tsuen Portal; arrange directly with the facility by phone, etc. In principle, use of one facility continuously for 1 month or more is assumed. Facilities outside the city may not be free.