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How much does your municipality subsidize per flu vaccination for a child?

ChiyodaChuoMinatoShinjukuBunkyoTaitoSumidaKotoShinagawaMeguroOtaSetagayaShibuyaNakanoSuginamiToshimaKitaArakawaItabashiNerimaAdachiKatsushikaEdogawaHachiojiTachikawaMusashinoMitakaOmeFuchuAkishimaChofuMachidaKoganeiKodairaHinoHigashimurayamaKokubunjiKunitachiFussaKomaeHigashiyamatoKiyoseHigashikurumeMusashimurayamaTamaInagiHamuraAkirunoNishitokyoMizuhoHinodeHinoharaOkutama
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  1. #1Chiyoda CityFree
  2. #1Shibuya CityFree
  3. #1Arakawa CityFree
  4. #1Hinohara VillageFree (under 18)
kosodate-tokyo.com/en/hikaku/influenzaAs of October 11, 2026 · checked on official pages
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What is compared: The municipal subsidy per dose when a child under 13 receives an inactivated vaccine (injection) at a municipality-designated or partner medical institution (FY2026). Municipalities where you pay ¥0 at the counter are ranked first Unit: yen/dose

  1. 1Arakawa CityFree
  2. 1Chiyoda CityFree
  3. 1Shibuya CityFree
  4. 1Hinohara VillageFree (under 18)
  5. 5Minato City¥4,500/dose
  6. 6Adachi City¥3,000/dose
  7. 6Bunkyo City¥3,000/dose
  8. 6Katsushika City¥3,000/dose
  9. 6Sumida City¥3,000/dose
  10. 10Taito City¥2,300/dose
  11. 11Chuo City¥2,000/dose
  12. 11Edogawa City¥2,000/dose
  13. 11Itabashi City¥2,000/dose
  14. 11Kita City¥2,000/dose
  15. 11Koto City¥2,000/dose
  16. 11Meguro City¥2,000/dose
  17. 11Nakano City¥2,000/dose
  18. 11Nerima City¥2,000/dose
  19. 11Ota City¥2,000/dose
  20. 11Setagaya City¥2,000/dose
  21. 11Shinagawa City¥2,000/dose
  22. 11Suginami City¥2,000/dose
  23. 11Toshima City¥2,000/dose
  24. 11Akiruno City¥2,000/dose (up to 2 doses)
  25. 11Chofu City¥2,000/dose
  26. 11Fuchu City¥2,000/dose
  27. 11Fussa City¥2,000/dose
  28. 11Hachioji City¥2,000/dose
  29. 11Higashimurayama City¥2,000/dose
  30. 11Higashiyamato City¥2,000/dose
  31. 11Hinode Town¥2,000/dose (up to 2 doses)
  32. 11Koganei City¥2,000/dose
  33. 11Kokubunji City¥2,000/dose
  34. 11Komae City¥2,000/dose
  35. 11Machida City¥2,000/dose
  36. 11Mitaka City¥2,000/dose
  37. 11Mizuho Town¥2,000/dose (up to 2 doses)
  38. 11Musashimurayama City¥2,000/dose
  39. 11Musashino City¥2,000/dose
  40. 11Nishitokyo City¥2,000/dose
  41. 11Ome City¥2,000/dose
  42. 11Tachikawa City¥2,000/dose
  43. 43Kiyose City¥1,700/dose
  44. 44Kunitachi City¥1,000/dose
  45. −Shinjuku CityOut-of-pocket ¥700/dose
  46. −Akishima CityOut-of-pocket ¥500, 1 dose
  47. −Hamura CityNone
  48. −Higashikurume CityNo city subsidy
  49. −Hino CityNone
  50. −Inagi CityNone
  51. −Okutama TownCannot be compared
  52. −Tama CityNone

How we compare, and notes

Most wards subsidize in the form of "¥X per dose", and you pay at the counter the vaccination fee set by the medical institution minus the subsidy. Vaccination fees differ by institution, and ward pages do not list a standard fee, so the amount you pay at the counter cannot be compared between wards. So the comparison uses the subsidy amount, and wards where you pay ¥0 at the counter (free) are ranked first. Shinjuku City sets not a subsidy amount but the out-of-pocket amount (¥700 per dose), and no subsidy amount is given, so it is shown without a rank. For children under 13, most wards subsidize up to 2 doses. The subsidy for the nasal vaccine (FluMist), and whether eligibility runs to the third year of junior high or to the equivalent of the third year of high school, differ by ward. In principle, subsidies are limited to vaccinations at designated or partner medical institutions in the ward.

The figures were checked on each municipality's official page around October 11, 2026. "See notes" marks places where the official page has not caught up with the latest revision, or where different conditions make a like-for-like comparison impossible; details are in each municipality's entry. Kodaira City not yet covered. Before applying, always check the official page.

Details and sources

1Arakawa CityFreeChecked on official page

Children from 6 months old to the third year of junior high can receive the injection or nasal vaccine at no cost at the city's partner medical institutions. If received elsewhere, it is reimbursed up to a limit.

6 months old to the third year of junior high
1Chiyoda CityFreeChecked on official page

Children from 6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school can receive both the injection and the nasal vaccine at no cost. Up to 2 injections for children up to age 12. Vaccinations in other wards are fully out of pocket.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school. Vaccination at a city-designated medical institution
1Shibuya CityFreeChecked on official page

Flu vaccinations are fully subsidized. The injection is 2 doses for 6 months to age 12 and 1 dose for age 13 to the third year of junior high; the nasal vaccine is 1 dose for age 2 to the third year of junior high. Screening forms are not mailed, so book directly with a designated medical institution.

6 months old to the third year of junior high
1Hinohara VillageFree (under 18)Checked on official page

According to the village's list of subsidy programs, children under 18 who receive the seasonal flu vaccination at Hinohara Clinic or similar have no out-of-pocket cost (the subsidy is ¥4,056 for 6 months to under 3, ¥7,032 for 3 to under 13, and ¥4,056 for 13 to under 18). No village page giving the FY2026 vaccination period was found.

Vaccination at Hinohara Clinic or the special nursing home for the elderly in the village
5Minato City¥4,500/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥4,500 per dose for the injection and ¥9,000 for the nasal vaccine (FluMist); you pay the difference. Children under 13 get 2 injections.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school. You must bring the screening form
6Adachi City¥3,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥3,000 per dose for the injection (up to 2 doses up to age 12) and ¥6,000 per dose for the nasal vaccine. The FY2026 subsidy starts on October 1; vaccinations in September are not covered.

From the day before turning 6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
6Bunkyo City¥3,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥3,000 per dose for the injection and ¥6,000 per dose for the nasal vaccine. 2 doses for under 13, and 1 dose from 13 to the equivalent of the third year of high school. Vaccinations in other municipalities are not reimbursed.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
6Katsushika City¥3,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥3,000 per vaccination (¥6,000 for the nasal vaccine). Children born on or after October 2, 2013 get 2 doses, and those born earlier get 1 dose.

Born April 2, 2011–July 1, 2026. You must bring the screening form
6Sumida City¥3,000/doseChecked on official page

For the injection, the city subsidizes ¥3,000 per dose for up to 2 doses from 6 months to under 13, and ¥2,000 per dose from 13 to the third year of high school. The nasal vaccine is ¥6,000 per dose.

6 months old to the third year of high school
10Taito City¥2,300/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,300 per dose for the injection (up to 2 doses) and ¥4,600 for the nasal vaccine. Eligible children are from 6 months old to the third year of junior high. Vaccinations outside the city are fully out of pocket.

6 months old to the third year of junior high. Vaccination at a partner medical institution in the city
11Chuo City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection and ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine. Up to 2 doses for ages up to 12, and 1 dose from age 13 to the equivalent of the third year of high school.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
11Edogawa City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection (up to 2 doses for under 13) and ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine. Limited to participating medical institutions in the city.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
11Itabashi City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection (2 doses for ages 12 and under) and ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine. Limited to partner medical institutions in the city.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
11Kita City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection. The nasal vaccine is ¥4,000 for age 2 to under 13 and ¥2,000 for age 13 to the equivalent of the third year of high school. You pay the difference.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
11Koto City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection and ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine. The injection is up to 2 doses or 1 dose depending on birth year. Households on public assistance are fully subsidized.

Born April 2, 2008–July 1, 2026. You must bring the screening form
11Meguro City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection and ¥4,000 per dose for the nasal vaccine. Can be used only at contracted medical institutions in the city.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
11Nakano City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection and ¥4,000 per dose for the nasal vaccine. If you are vaccinated outside the city, you can receive the subsidy by claiming it after paying in full.

6 months old to the third year of junior high
11Nerima City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection and ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine. It is free for people receiving public assistance.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
11Ota City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection and ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine. Limited to vaccinations at partner medical institutions in the city.

6 months old to 18 (equivalent to the third year of high school)
Official page (Japanese) (updated 2026-10-01) · Ota City page
11Setagaya City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection (2 doses up to age 12) and ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine (FluMist). You pay the rest of the vaccination fee.

6 months old to 18 (equivalent to the third year of high school)
11Shinagawa City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection (up to 2 doses for ages 12 and under, 1 dose for 13 and over) and ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine (FluMist). Limited to vaccinations at contracted medical institutions in the city.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
11Suginami City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes up to ¥2,000 per dose for the injection and up to ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine. Up to 2 doses for under 13, and up to 1 dose from 13 to the equivalent of the third year of high school.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school
11Toshima City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection and ¥4,000 for the nasal vaccine (FluMist). Eligible children are from 6 months old to the third year of junior high.

6 months old to the third year of junior high
11Akiruno City¥2,000/dose (up to 2 doses)Checked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for up to 2 doses for the injection vaccine for children from 6 months old to sixth grade. The nasal vaccine (age 2 and over) is ¥4,000 per dose.

Vaccination at contracted medical institutions (October 1, 2026–January 31, 2027). Junior high students and older are not eligible
11Chofu City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes the injection vaccine at ¥2,000 per dose for up to 2 doses, and the nasal vaccine at ¥4,000 for 1 dose. The program runs from October 1 to January 31.

6 months old to under 13; partner medical institutions in the city
11Fuchu City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

Children from 6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school receive ¥2,000 per dose when given the injection vaccine at a designated partner medical institution (2 doses for ages 12 and under, 1 dose for 13 and over). The nasal vaccine is subsidized at ¥4,000.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school. Vaccination at designated partner medical institutions
11Fussa City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The subsidy is ¥2,000 per dose for the injection, up to 2 times a year, and ¥4,000 per dose for the nasal vaccine, up to once a year. You pay the medical institution the vaccination fee minus the subsidy.

6 months old to under 13; designated medical institutions in the city
11Hachioji City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

Children from 6 months old to age 12 receive ¥2,000 per dose (up to 2 doses) when given the injection vaccine at a designated medical institution in the city. The nasal vaccine is subsidized at ¥4,000. In FY2026, the program started early, on September 18.

6 months old to age 12. In principle, vaccination at designated medical institutions in the city
11Higashimurayama City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

A subsidy started in FY2026: up to ¥2,000 per dose for up to 2 doses for the injection vaccine, and up to ¥4,000 for 1 dose for the nasal vaccine. You pay the vaccination fee set by the medical institution minus the subsidy.

6 months old to under 13; the city's participating medical institutions
11Higashiyamato City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

Up to ¥2,000 per dose for up to 2 doses for the injection vaccine, and up to ¥4,000 for 1 dose for the nasal vaccine. Vaccinations at medical institutions outside the city are also subsidized if you apply afterward.

6 months old to under 13
11Hinode Town¥2,000/dose (up to 2 doses)Checked on official page

The town subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for 2 doses for the injection vaccine for children from 6 months old to the end of the fiscal year in which they turn 12. The nasal vaccine (age 2 and over) is ¥4,000 per dose.

Vaccination at designated medical institutions (October 1, 2026–January 31, 2027)
11Koganei City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection vaccine (2 doses) and ¥4,000 per dose for the nasal vaccine (from age 2). In FY2026, it runs from September 18 to January 31, 2027.

6 months old to under 13. Designated medical institutions
11Kokubunji City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for up to 2 doses for the injection vaccine, and ¥4,000 for 1 dose for the nasal vaccine (from age 2). Only one or the other.

6 months old to age 12. At the city's designated participating medical institutions, September 18, 2026–January 31, 2027
11Komae City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes the injection vaccine at ¥2,000 per dose for up to 2 doses, and the nasal vaccine at ¥4,000 for 1 dose. The program runs from October 1 to January 31.

6 months old to age 12; participating medical institutions in the city (reimbursement for outside the city)
11Machida City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

A subsidy that started in October 2026: children from 6 months old to age 12 receive ¥2,000 per dose (up to 2 doses) when given the injection vaccine at designated medical institutions in the city. The nasal vaccine is subsidized at ¥4,000.

6 months old to age 12. Vaccination at designated medical institutions in the city
11Mitaka City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes up to ¥2,000 per dose for 2 doses of the injection vaccine, and up to ¥4,000 for 1 dose of the nasal vaccine. The program runs from October 1 to January 31.

6 months old to under 13; partner medical institutions in the city
11Mizuho Town¥2,000/dose (up to 2 doses)Checked on official page

The town subsidizes up to ¥2,000 per dose, up to 2 doses per fiscal year, for the injection vaccine for children from 6 months old to under 6 (preschool children). The nasal vaccine (age 2 and over) is up to ¥4,000 per dose. Elementary school children and older are not eligible.

Vaccination at designated participating medical institutions (September 24, 2026–January 30, 2027)
11Musashimurayama City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The subsidy is ¥2,000 per dose for the injection, up to 2 doses, and ¥4,000 per dose for the nasal vaccine, up to 1 dose. You pay the vaccination fee set by the medical institution minus the subsidy.

6 months old to under 13; designated medical institutions in the city
11Musashino City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes up to ¥2,000 per dose for 2 doses of the injection vaccine, and up to ¥4,000 for 1 dose only of the nasal vaccine. The program runs from October 1 to January 31.

6 months old to age 12; the city's dedicated screening form
11Nishitokyo City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for up to 2 doses of the injection vaccine, and ¥4,000 for 1 dose of the nasal vaccine. In FY2026, it runs from September 24 to January 31.

6 months old to under 13; designated medical institutions in the city
11Ome City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

From 6 months old to sixth grade, the subsidy is ¥2,000 per dose for 2 doses of the injection, and ¥4,000 per dose for 1 dose of the nasal vaccine.

Partner vaccination medical institutions in the city
Official page (Japanese) (updated 2026-09-15) · Ome City page
11Tachikawa City¥2,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥2,000 per dose for the injection vaccine (1–2 doses) and ¥4,000 per dose for the nasal vaccine (from age 2). Available at designated medical institutions in the city from September 24, 2026 to January 31, 2027.

6 months old to sixth grade
43Kiyose City¥1,700/doseChecked on official page

From 6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school, both the injection and nasal vaccines are subsidized at ¥1,700 per dose (tax included, maximum). You pay the vaccination fee minus ¥1,700.

Participating medical institutions in the city only
44Kunitachi City¥1,000/doseChecked on official page

The city subsidizes ¥1,000 per dose for up to 2 doses for the injection vaccine, and ¥2,000 per dose for up to 1 dose for the nasal vaccine (from age 2). Eligible children are those up to before elementary school entry.

6 months old to before school entry. At designated medical institutions, October 1, 2026–January 31, 2027
−Shinjuku CityOut-of-pocket ¥700/doseChecked on official page

Children under 19 (equivalent to the third year of high school) can receive the injection for ¥700 per dose and the nasal vaccine (FluMist) for ¥1,400 per dose out of pocket. Children under 13 get 2 injections. It is free for public assistance recipients and others.

6 months old to under 19 (equivalent to the third year of high school)
−Akishima CityOut-of-pocket ¥500, 1 doseChecked on official page

Under 13, the injection costs ¥500 per dose out of pocket (2 doses); from 13 to the equivalent of the third year of high school, ¥1,500 (1 dose). The nasal vaccine (ages 2–12) costs ¥4,000 out of pocket. The city sets not a subsidy amount but the out-of-pocket amount, so it is not ranked.

6 months old to the equivalent of the third year of high school. At designated medical institutions in the city, October 15, 2026–January 30, 2027
−Hamura CityNoneNo program (checked on official page)

The children's vaccination information says optional vaccinations are fully out of pocket, and there is no subsidy for children's flu vaccinations (only routine vaccinations for older people).

−Higashikurume CityNo city subsidyNo program (checked on official page)

The city's children's vaccination page (updated October 9, 2026) explains that optional vaccinations are received at your own cost if you wish (mumps, seasonal flu, etc.), and there is no information on a subsidy for children's flu vaccinations. Only for mumps is there a subsidy from the Higashikurume Medical Association.

−Hino CityNoneNo program (checked on official page)

The children's vaccination and infectious disease page on the city's official website has no information on a city subsidy for children's flu vaccinations.

−Inagi CityNoneNo program (checked on official page)

The city's children's vaccination page has no information on a city subsidy for children's flu vaccinations.

−Okutama TownCannot be comparedSee notes

Until FY2025 there was a subsidy of up to ¥2,000 per child per dose, but that program ended in FY2026, and it is not in the list of its successor, the "Children Support Projects".

−Tama CityNoneNo program (checked on official page)

The city's children's vaccination page has no information on a city subsidy for children's flu vaccinations. It says optional vaccinations are fully out of pocket.

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