If your child aged 0–2 attends an unlicensed childcare facility, up to how much is subsidized each month?

From use in October 2026, the maximum for age 0–2 classes at unlicensed childcare facilities (with certificate) is ¥103,700/month (¥100,000 until September). Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the city's regular-use subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month (the same amount from October).

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes at Category A unlicensed childcare facilities, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month.

From October 2026, the maximum is ¥80,000/month, combining a base amount of ¥45,700 and an additional amount of ¥34,300 (¥42,000 until September). Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month.

Taxed households in age 0–2 classes are also covered by the city subsidy, with a maximum of ¥80,000/month including food costs.

For taxed households with children aged 0–2 using Tokyo-certified daycares and unlicensed childcare facilities, the city's burden reduction subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month.

Regardless of the income-based resident tax amount, the maximum for age 0–2 classes is ¥80,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by national free care; this is the city's own subsidy.

For the first child in taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the maximum is ¥80,000/month, combining user support of ¥40,000 and first-child support of ¥40,000.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the city's unlicensed childcare facility fee subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month (the same amount from October).

For age 0–2 classes using Tokyo-certified daycares and unlicensed childcare facilities, the maximum is ¥80,000/month.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the city's own burden reduction subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. Daycare fees and school lunch fees (food costs) are covered.

For unlicensed childcare facilities in Tokyo with a certificate, the maximum for age 0–2 classes is ¥80,000/month.

For children aged 0–2 in households subject to resident tax, the maximum remains ¥80,000/month from October 2026. These households are not covered by the national benefit, so the amount is the city subsidy only.

For ages 0–2 at Tokyo-certified daycares and unlicensed childcare facilities (excluding employer-led ones), the maximum is ¥80,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the amount is the city's own subsidy only.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the maximum is ¥80,000/month for both Tokyo-certified daycares and unlicensed childcare facilities.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the Tokyo–city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. These households are not covered by the national benefit, so the amount is this subsidy only.

Unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate are covered by the same city subsidy as Tokyo-certified daycares. Taxed households with children aged 0–2 are not covered by national free care, and the city subsidy alone has a maximum of ¥80,000/month.

For unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate other than Tokyo-certified daycares and employer-led ones (Category C), the maximum for taxed households in age 0–2 classes is ¥80,000/month.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate (including employer-led ones), the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate, up to ¥80,000/month is paid (a top-up benefit under Tokyo's program). Taxed households are not covered by national free care, so the amount is the top-up benefit only.

For taxed households with children aged 0–2 attending unlicensed childcare facilities registered with Tokyo and similar, the city's user support has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy. It does not change from October.

For taxed households with children aged 0–2 attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate (excluding employer-led ones), the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy.

The city subsidizes the lower of the monthly base daycare fee and ¥70,000. For taxed households in age 0–2 classes, it remains ¥70,000 from October 2026.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate, the city subsidizes the difference between the facility's daycare fee and the licensed daycare fee (¥0), up to ¥67,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by national free care, so the amount is the city subsidy only.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate of compliance with the guidance and supervision standards, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥67,000/month regardless of birth order. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy. Facilities outside the city are also covered.

For taxed households with children aged 0–2 attending unlicensed childcare facilities (excluding public ones), the town subsidizes the difference from the licensed daycare fee up to ¥67,000/month, combining user support of ¥27,000 and first-child support of ¥40,000.

For age 0–2 classes not receiving national free care, one third of the daycare fee (up to ¥21,000/month) plus first-child / multi-child household support of ¥40,000/month gives a maximum of ¥61,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy.

According to the city's information (for April–September 2026), for taxed households with children aged 0–2, the city subsidy alone has a maximum of ¥60,000/month. The amount from October is not yet in the city's information.

For age 0–2 classes in households subject to resident tax, at facilities other than Tokyo-certified daycares in the city (unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate and similar), user support of ¥20,000 plus first-child / multi-child household support of ¥40,000 gives a maximum of ¥60,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a Tokyo and city subsidy.

From use in October 2026, user support of ¥5,700 plus first-child / multi-child household support of ¥40,000 gives a maximum of ¥45,700/month (¥42,000 until September). Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate other than Tokyo-certified daycares and baby hotels, the maximum is ¥40,000/month. Baby hotels with a certificate are covered by the same subsidy as Tokyo-certified daycares, with a maximum of ¥80,000/month.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities other than workplace childcare facilities, fees are free up to ¥40,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a Tokyo and city subsidy. Workplace childcare facilities are covered up to ¥80,000/month with no income limit.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate, the city subsidizes the difference from the licensed daycare fee (¥0) up to ¥40,000/month (from September 2025).

For age 0–2 classes attending Tokyo-certified daycares, regular-use childcare facilities or employer-led childcare facilities with certification of the need for childcare (Type 2 / Type 3), the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥40,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities that have a certificate and are confirmed as covered by free care (in-hospital and workplace childcare facilities, and other unlicensed childcare facilities), the maximum is ¥40,000/month from October 2026. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate, every child can receive a town subsidy of up to ¥40,000/month (the same amount from October 2026).

For taxed households with children aged 0–2 attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate, the village subsidizes daycare fees up to ¥40,000/month.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate of compliance with the guidance and supervision standards, the city subsidizes up to ¥40,000/month. Taxed households are not covered by national free care, so the amount is the city subsidy only. Tokyo-certified daycares, family day care providers and employer-led childcare facilities are ¥67,000/month.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate, up to ¥40,000/month is subsidized (First-Child Support and Multi-Child Household Burden Reduction Program). An attachment to the information PDF shows this amount does not change from October 2026. Taxed households are not covered by national free care, so the amount is the city subsidy only.

For age 0–2 classes in households subject to resident tax, Tokyo's First-Child Support and Multi-Child Household Subsidy has a maximum of ¥40,000/month for both first and second-and-later children. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is this subsidy.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities other than Tokyo-certified daycares that meet the guidance and supervision standards, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥38,000/month (from October 2026). Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy.

For taxed households with children under 3 attending unlicensed childcare facilities with a certificate (other than Tokyo-certified daycares and employer-led facilities), the city subsidizes the total of daycare fees and lunch fees paid, up to ¥27,000/month.

The only subsidy listed in the city's information on fees for unlicensed childcare facilities is the national facility use benefit, and for age 0–2 classes it covers only households exempt from resident tax. Facilities covered by the Chiyoda City Daycare Fee Reduction Subsidy, such as city-subsidized nursery rooms and city emergency childcare facilities, are separate, with a maximum of ¥80,000/month for age 0–2 classes.

The city's subsidy for parents of children in unlicensed childcare facilities covers only Tokyo-certified daycares, regular-use childcare facilities and employer-led childcare facilities; other unlicensed childcare facilities are not covered. Age 0–2 classes in taxed households are not covered by national free care.

The city's official website does not present any city subsidy for taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities other than Tokyo-certified daycares and employer-led childcare. Tokyo-certified daycares and employer-led childcare (age 0–2 classes) have separate city subsidies.

The list of facilities covered by free care on the Machida Child-Rearing Site does not present any city subsidy for taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities other than Tokyo-certified daycares and employer-led childcare facilities. Taxed households with children aged 0–2 attending employer-led childcare facilities (members of the Children and Youth Development Association, with certificate) have a separate city subsidy of up to ¥40,000/month.

The city's childcare subsidy for children in unlicensed childcare facilities covers Tokyo-certified daycares and employer-led childcare; other unlicensed childcare facilities are not listed. Age 0–2 classes in taxed households are not covered by national free care.

The city's subsidy for parents of children in unlicensed childcare facilities covers only Tokyo-certified daycares, employer-led childcare and regular-use childcare facilities; other unlicensed childcare facilities are not covered. Taxed households with children aged 0–2 are not covered by national free care.

The town's official website has no information on a town subsidy for children aged 0–2 attending unlicensed childcare facilities (the childcare facilities in the town are 2 licensed daycares).

The city says its burden reduction subsidy covers only Tokyo-certified daycares and employer-led childcare facilities with a certificate, and that other unlicensed childcare facilities are not covered. Age 0–2 classes in taxed households are not covered by national free care, so there is no subsidy. Employer-led childcare facilities with a certificate are covered by the same subsidy as Tokyo-certified daycares (up to ¥38,000/month for age 0–2 classes, according to the FY2025 information).

The city's official website does not present any city subsidy for taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending unlicensed childcare facilities other than Tokyo-certified daycares and employer-led daycares (such as baby hotels). Tokyo-certified daycares and employer-led daycares have separate city subsidies.