Unlicensed childcare facility fees subsidized up to ¥38,000/month for ages 0–2 (¥77,000/month for ages 3–5 combined with the national benefit)
Benefit to Reduce the Burden on Parents at Unlicensed Childcare Facilities (unlicensed facilities other than Tokyo-certified daycare) / Hachioji City
Benefit to Reduce the Burden on Parents at Unlicensed Childcare Facilities (unlicensed facilities other than Tokyo-certified daycare)Hachioji CityUnlicensed facilities other than Tokyo-certified daycare
Unlicensed daycare fees subsidized up to ¥38,000/month
Ages 0–2, taxable household
Ages 0–2, tax-exempt household
Age 3–5 classes
For tax-exempt households and ages 3–5, the amount combined with the national benefit
The city subsidizes daycare fees for children at facilities other than Tokyo-certified daycare that meet the national guidance and supervision standards for unlicensed childcare facilities. From October 2026, for the age 0–2 classes, households paying resident tax receive up to ¥38,000/month from the city, and tax-exempt households up to ¥80,000/month combining the national benefit of ¥45,700 and the city's ¥34,300. For the age 3–5 classes, it is up to ¥77,000/month combining the national benefit of ¥40,300 and the city's ¥36,700. Children enrolled in company-led daycare facilities are also covered by the city's subsidy (¥38,000 for ages 0–2 in taxable households, etc.).
SIMULATOR
For age 0–2 classes in taxable households, how much per month?
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 living in Hachioji City enrolled in a facility (other than Tokyo-certified daycare) that meets the guidance and supervision standards for unlicensed childcare facilities
Notes
The city's subsidy was a flat ¥25,000 until August 2025 and rose to ¥38,000 from September 2025.Temporary use by the day receives only the national benefit, with no city subsidy.