If your child aged 0–2 attends a Tokyo-certified daycare, up to how much is subsidized each month?

To subsidize the difference from the licensed daycare fee (¥0), the base daycare fee for a monthly contract of up to 220 hours is fully subsidized (up to 160 hours a month for short-hours certification). There is no set maximum amount.

There is no maximum for Tokyo-certified daycares (Category A). The city subsidizes the difference from the fee you would pay at a licensed daycare (¥0; ¥4,000 or ¥6,000 added for contracts over 220 hours a month).

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the reduction maximum is ¥80,000/month for both first and second-and-later children. You pay the daycare the contracted fee minus the reduction.

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

With a contract of 48 hours or more a month, for age 0–2 classes the city subsidizes daycare fees for up to 220 hours a month, up to ¥80,000, and the fee you pay the facility becomes ¥0. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the amount is the city subsidy only.

The city subsidizes the lower of the Tokyo-certified daycare's monthly fee and ¥80,000.

For taxed households with children aged 0–2 with certification of the need for childcare, the maximum is ¥80,000/month with no income limit.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the maximum is a flat ¥80,000/month.

Taxed households in age 0–2 classes are covered by the city's own free program, subsidized up to ¥80,000/month including food costs.

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

Tokyo-certified daycares are covered by the same subsidy, and regardless of the income-based resident tax amount, the maximum for age 0–2 classes is ¥80,000/month.

Tokyo-certified daycares are covered by the same subsidy. For the first child in taxed households in age 0–2 classes, the maximum is ¥80,000/month, with user support of ¥40,000 and first-child support of ¥40,000.

Tokyo-certified daycares are covered by the same subsidy, and the maximum for taxed households in age 0–2 classes is ¥80,000/month.

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

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes with certification of the need for childcare, the city's own burden reduction subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month (¥52,000 without certification).

With a basic subsidy of ¥40,000 for all users and an additional subsidy of ¥40,000 for those with certification of the need for childcare, the maximum is ¥80,000/month.

Tokyo-certified daycares are also covered by the city's unlicensed childcare facility fee subsidy. For children aged 0–2 in households subject to resident tax, the maximum is ¥80,000/month.

For children aged 0–2 at Tokyo-certified daycares, 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 at Tokyo-certified daycares is ¥80,000/month.

For age 0–2 classes, the maximum is ¥80,000/month for both first and second-and-later children. The city pays the daycare directly (except at some facilities).

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 taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending Tokyo-certified daycares, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. The full amount is a city subsidy.

For age 0–2 classes at Tokyo-certified daycares, fees are free up to ¥80,000/month, including for households subject to resident tax. Taxed households are not covered by the national benefit, so the full amount is a city subsidy. The city pays the Tokyo-certified daycare directly.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending Tokyo-certified daycares, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/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 Tokyo-certified daycares, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. The full amount is a city subsidy. Certification of the need for childcare is not required.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending Tokyo-certified daycares (and family-based childcare), the maximum is ¥80,000/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 Tokyo-certified daycares, 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 Tokyo-certified daycares, the city's user support has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. The full amount is a city subsidy.

For taxed households with children aged 0–2 attending Tokyo-certified daycares, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. The full amount is a city subsidy.

When age 0–2 classes in households subject to resident tax attend Tokyo-certified daycares in the city, user support of ¥40,000 plus first-child / multi-child household support of ¥40,000 gives a maximum of ¥80,000/month. For Tokyo-certified daycares outside the city, it is ¥60,000/month.

For taxed households (brackets C to D24) with children aged 0–2 attending Tokyo-certified daycares or employer-led childcare, 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 children aged 0–2 at Tokyo-certified daycares who are not covered by national free care (taxed households, etc.), the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥80,000/month. 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 the first child in taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending Tokyo-certified daycares, user support of ¥30,000 plus first-child support of ¥40,000 (from September 2025) gives a maximum of ¥70,000/month. 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 Tokyo-certified daycares or employer-led childcare facilities, the city subsidizes the total of daycare fees and lunch fees paid, up to ¥67,000/month.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending Tokyo-certified daycares, 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 Tokyo-certified daycares, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥67,000/month regardless of birth order (the same amount as unlicensed childcare facilities). 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 Tokyo-certified daycares, the city subsidizes the difference from the licensed daycare fee (¥0) up to ¥67,000/month. From September 2025, first children have the same maximum.

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending Tokyo-certified daycares, the city subsidizes up to ¥67,000/month for both first and second children. Taxed households are not covered by national free care, so the amount is the city subsidy only.

For taxed households with children aged 0–2 attending Tokyo-certified daycares, 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.

Tokyo-certified daycares are covered by the same subsidy as unlicensed childcare facilities; for age 0–2 classes not receiving national free care, one third of the daycare fee (up to ¥21,000/month) plus ¥40,000/month gives a maximum of ¥61,000/month.

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

For taxed households in age 0–2 classes attending Tokyo-certified daycares, the city's fee subsidy for users of unlicensed childcare has a maximum of ¥60,000/month (from October 2026, the city's amount is shown as "planned"). 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 Tokyo-certified daycares in Tokyo, the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥60,000/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 Tokyo-certified daycares, up to ¥50,000/month is subsidized, combining ¥10,000/month from the User Support Program and ¥40,000/month from the First-Child Support and Multi-Child Household Burden Reduction Program (July 2026 information). The attachment announcing the revision from October says the ¥40,000 portion does not change, but does not mention the ¥10,000 from the User Support Program. There are currently no Tokyo-certified daycares in Kunitachi City.

Tokyo-certified daycares are covered by the same subsidy, with a maximum of ¥45,700/month from use in October 2026 (¥42,000 until September).

For age 0–2 classes attending Tokyo-certified daycares with certification of the need for childcare (Type 2 / Type 3), the city subsidy has a maximum of ¥40,000/month. Children without certification get ¥12,000/month.

The town subsidy also covers Tokyo-certified daycares, and every child in taxed households in age 0–2 classes can receive up to ¥40,000/month.

Under the village's subsidy for users of unlicensed childcare facilities, taxed households with children aged 0–2 receive up to ¥40,000/month toward daycare fees. The village's daycare fee subsidy page says fees at Tokyo-certified daycares are subsidized through this subsidy for users of unlicensed childcare facilities.

Free care and subsidies for Tokyo-certified daycares are presented on the same page as unlicensed childcare facilities (city FAQ), and age 0–2 classes in households subject to resident tax have a maximum of ¥40,000/month.

The city's page (FY2026) says it subsidizes Tokyo-certified daycare fees up to ¥20,000–¥40,000/month per child. Detailed amounts are in the FY2025 information (from September 2025): for age 0–2 classes, the maximum is ¥38,000/month regardless of whether the household is subject to resident tax.

The town's official website has no information on a town subsidy for children aged 0–2 attending Tokyo-certified daycares.