For a child aged 3–5 at a private kindergarten (one that has not moved to the new system), up to how much of the monthly fee is subsidized?

In the October 2026 subsidy amount table, private-school-subsidy kindergartens are ¥42,300–¥49,200/month. ¥49,200/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with annual income under about ¥3.6 million, and others. Households with annual income of about ¥10 million or more get ¥42,300/month for first through third and later children.

The total of the national facility use payment and Tokyo and city fee subsidies is ¥41,000–¥48,900/month from October 2026. ¥48,900/month is for categories such as households on public assistance and third and later children. In the year of entry, up to ¥40,000 is added as an enrollment fee subsidy.

Adding the facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026) and the city and Tokyo fee subsidies (¥11,800–¥16,200/month) gives ¥39,800–¥44,200/month. ¥44,200/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others. For households whose tax amount cannot be confirmed, the city subsidy is ¥10,000/month.

In the subsidy limit table as of October 1, 2026, private-school-subsidy kindergartens are ¥35,300–¥44,200/month. ¥44,200/month is for households on public assistance, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others. Up to ¥35,300/month is paid by the city directly to the kindergarten.

The national free early childhood education and care benefit (up to ¥28,000/month), Tokyo's burden reduction subsidy (¥1,800–¥6,200/month) and the city's parent subsidy (¥0–¥9,900/month) are paid combined. Adding the three gives ¥29,800–¥44,100/month. ¥44,100/month is for cases such as third and later children in households on public assistance; for the first child in households with income-based tax of ¥256,301 or more, it is ¥29,800/month.

The city's parent subsidy and the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month) total ¥38,800–¥43,200/month. ¥43,200/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, and others; for the first child in households subject to the income-based portion of city resident tax, it is ¥38,800/month.

The fee subsidy for conventional-system kindergartens is up to ¥42,300/month (¥40,000 until September 2026). For second and third children in households on public assistance or tax-exempt households, and third children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, it is ¥42,700/month. For households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less that fall under categories such as single-parent households, the maximum is increased.

From October 2026, the facility use payment (¥28,000/month) and the parent burden reduction subsidy (¥5,300–¥14,300/month) total ¥33,300–¥42,300/month. ¥42,300/month is for households on public assistance, tax-exempt households, households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, third children and others.

Fees at private-school-subsidy kindergartens are subsidized up to ¥42,300/month (¥40,000/month until September 2026). The city's page does not show categories by income or birth order. Enrollment fees are subsidized up to ¥100,000.

For kindergartens under the current (old) system, the national facility use benefit becomes ¥28,000/month from October 2026, and the city's parent subsidy (¥5,000–¥13,300/month) is added, for ¥33,000–¥41,300/month. ¥41,300/month is for households where the city subsidy is ¥13,300 (households receiving public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, and others). At entry, there is also an enrollment fee subsidy (up to ¥30,000 for kindergartens in the city).

The facility use payment is up to ¥28,000/month from October 1, 2026, and the parent burden reduction subsidy is ¥8,800–¥13,200/month depending on family composition and income. Adding the two gives ¥36,800–¥41,200/month.

The subsidy for fees from October 2026 adds Tokyo and city subsidies to the national facility use benefit of ¥28,000, for ¥35,000–¥41,200/month. ¥41,200/month is for households on public assistance and others; for the first child in households with annual income of about ¥7.3 million or more, it is ¥35,000/month.

Fees at kindergartens that have not moved to the new system are subsidized up to ¥37,300–¥40,900/month from October 2026 (¥35,000–¥38,600 until September). ¥40,900/month is for households on public assistance, tax-exempt households that are single-parent households or similar, third and later children, and others.

From October 1, 2026, the subsidy maximum rose by ¥2,300/month, and the parent fee subsidy is ¥33,300–¥40,360/month. ¥40,360/month is for second and later children in households on public assistance or tax-exempt households, and third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥256,300 or less.

The Tokyo and city user burden reduction subsidy (¥7,800–¥12,200/month, of which the city portion is a flat ¥6,000) is added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), for ¥35,800–¥40,200/month. ¥40,200/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others.

Private-school-subsidy kindergartens are subsidized up to ¥40,000/month from October 2026. The breakdown is the facility use payment of ¥28,000 and the city's parent subsidy of ¥12,000 (¥37,700/month until September). Enrollment fees are subsidized up to ¥60,000.

The city's flat subsidy of ¥5,300/month regardless of income and a Tokyo subsidy of ¥1,800–¥6,200/month depending on income and birth order are added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026). The highest is for households with a Tokyo subsidy of ¥6,200. For first and second children in households subject to income-based city resident tax, the Tokyo subsidy is ¥1,800, for a total of ¥35,100/month.

From October 2026, the facility use payment of ¥28,000 and the city's parent burden reduction subsidy of ¥7,000–¥11,400 total ¥35,000–¥39,400/month. ¥39,400/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, and third and later children in households with annual income of about ¥3.6 million or less. Enrollment fees are subsidized up to ¥70,000.

The city's page still shows the amounts until September: the facility use payment of ¥25,700 and city and Tokyo fee subsidies total ¥29,500–¥39,400/month. ¥39,400/month is for households on public assistance, third children and others. The amounts from October 2026 are not yet on the city's page.

The city's own ¥5,200/month and a Tokyo top-up of ¥1,800–¥6,200/month depending on income and number of siblings are added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026). The highest is for households with a top-up of ¥11,400. For first and second children in households subject to income-based city resident tax, the top-up is ¥7,000, for a total of ¥35,000/month.

According to the city's information for the second half of FY2026, the national facility use benefit is up to ¥28,000/month and the Tokyo and city parent burden reduction subsidy is ¥7,000–¥11,400/month, for a total of ¥35,000–¥39,400/month. ¥39,400/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others.

From October 2026, the facility use benefit (¥28,000/month) and the parent burden reduction subsidy (¥11,200/month) together subsidize up to ¥39,200/month. The city's page does not show categories by income.

Tokyo's parent burden reduction benefit (¥1,800–¥6,200/month) and the city's benefit (up to ¥5,000/month) are added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), for ¥34,800–¥39,200/month. ¥39,200/month is for households where Tokyo's benefit is ¥6,200 (households on public assistance, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others).

The city subsidy (a flat ¥5,000/month) and Tokyo's subsidy (¥1,800–¥6,200/month) are added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October). Households with the highest Tokyo subsidy of ¥6,200 (households on public assistance, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others) get ¥39,200/month; first children in households with high income-based tax get ¥34,800/month.

The city's parent subsidy (¥6,700–¥11,100/month) is added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October). ¥39,100/month is for households on public assistance, third and later children in households with income-based tax below a certain level, and others; with no income condition, it is at least ¥34,700/month.

The city's parent subsidy (¥4,800–¥11,000/month) is added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), for ¥32,800–¥39,000/month. ¥39,000/month is for households where the city subsidy is ¥11,000 (households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others). The enrollment fee subsidy (up to ¥10,000 once) is not included.

The city's daycare fee subsidy (¥6,500–¥10,900/month), covering daycare fees above ¥28,000, educational environment maintenance fees and similar, is added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October). Depending on the income-based tax and birth order, the total is ¥34,500 to ¥38,900/month.

The city's daycare fee subsidy (¥6,300–¥10,700/month) is added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), for ¥34,300–¥38,700/month. ¥38,700/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others. The enrollment fee subsidy (¥30,000) is not included.

The city subsidizes fees and other payments (such as heating and cooling costs) at private-school-subsidy kindergartens up to ¥34,300–¥38,700/month depending on income and birth order. The city's page describes this maximum as "the amount in the attached table (¥1,800–¥6,200) plus ¥32,500" and does not explain its relationship to the national facility use benefit, so the city's maximum of ¥38,700/month is listed here. There is also an enrollment fee subsidy of up to ¥30,000.

The total of the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026) and the highest maximum of the town's parent burden reduction subsidy (¥10,700/month). The town subsidy is ¥5,300–¥10,700/month depending on tax status and birth order, and up to ¥9,700 for first children.

The city's parent burden reduction subsidy (¥5,800–¥10,200/month) is added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), for ¥33,800–¥38,200/month. ¥38,200/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others.

The national benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), Tokyo's subsidy (¥1,800–¥6,200/month) and the city's subsidy (up to ¥4,000/month) total ¥33,800–¥38,200/month. The enrollment fee subsidy (¥10,000) and side-dish cost subsidy (up to ¥5,100/month) are not included.

City and Tokyo subsidies (¥4,800–¥10,100/month) are added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026). The highest, ¥10,100/month, is for second and later children in households on public assistance or tax-exempt households, third and later children and others; for the first child in households with income-based tax over ¥77,100 it is ¥4,800, for a total of ¥32,800/month. The enrollment fee subsidy (¥10,000 in the first year) is not included.

The city's page still shows the amounts until September: the facility use payment and the parent burden reduction subsidy total ¥33,500–¥37,900/month. ¥37,900/month is for households on public assistance and others. The amounts from October 2026 are not yet on the city's page.

The city's early childhood education promotion subsidy of a flat ¥3,700/month regardless of income, and a Tokyo subsidy of ¥1,800–¥6,200/month depending on income and birth order, are added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026). The highest is for households with a Tokyo subsidy of ¥6,200. For first and second children in households subject to income-based city resident tax (excluding single-parent and similar households), the Tokyo subsidy is ¥1,800, for a total of ¥33,500/month. The enrollment fee subsidy (up to ¥38,000) and side-dish cost subsidy (up to ¥4,500/month) are not included.

Tokyo's subsidy (¥1,800–¥6,200/month) and the city's subsidy (a flat ¥3,600/month) are added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), for ¥33,400–¥37,800/month. ¥37,800/month is for households where Tokyo's subsidy is ¥6,200 (households on public assistance, third children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others).

The national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), Tokyo's subsidy (¥1,800–¥6,200/month) and the city subsidy total ¥33,400–¥37,800/month. The city subsidy is ¥4,600/month, but ¥1,000 of that is a side-dish cost subsidy, so the daycare fee portion is calculated as ¥3,600.

The Tokyo and city parent burden reduction subsidy (¥5,300–¥9,700/month, of which the city portion is a flat ¥3,500) is added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), for ¥33,300–¥37,700/month. ¥37,700/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with income-based tax under ¥77,101, and others.

The total of the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026) and the highest maximum of the city's parent burden reduction subsidy (¥9,600/month). The city subsidy is ¥5,200–¥9,600/month depending on income and birth order. The city's page has no amount table; the amounts are based on the city's grant guidelines.

The total of the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026) and the highest maximum of the town's parent burden reduction subsidy (¥9,600/month). The town subsidy is ¥5,200–¥9,600/month depending on income and birth order.

The Tokyo and city parent subsidy for kindergarten children (¥5,100–¥9,500/month, of which the city portion is a flat ¥3,300) is added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026), for ¥33,100–¥37,500/month. ¥37,500/month is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others.

A city subsidy (¥5,000–¥9,400/month) set by income and the number of older siblings is added to the national facility use benefit (¥28,000/month from October 2026). The highest, ¥9,400/month, is for households on public assistance, second and later children in tax-exempt households, third and later children in households with income-based tax of ¥77,100 or less, and others. For first and second children in households subject to income-based tax, it is ¥5,000, for a total of ¥33,000/month.

Fees at kindergartens that have not moved to the new system are subsidized up to ¥37,300/month from October 2026 (national ¥28,000, Tokyo and city ¥9,300). The subsidy is paid by the city directly to the kindergarten (except some kindergartens, such as those outside the city), and at kindergartens with fees of ¥37,300/month or less, parents do not need to pay fees to the kindergarten.

From October 2026, the national facility use payment is up to ¥28,000/month and the city's parent burden reduction program up to ¥7,200/month, for a total of ¥35,200/month. The city's maximum varies by birth order and income-based tax amount, but the city's page does not list the amount for each category.

From October 2026, the national facility use benefit is up to ¥28,000/month and the city's parent burden reduction subsidy is ¥1,800–¥6,200/month, for a total of ¥29,800–¥34,200/month. ¥6,200/month applies to households on public assistance and to categories in the city's subsidy limit list such as third and later children.

The national facility use payment (¥28,000/month from October 2026) plus the city's parent subsidy (¥1,800–¥6,200/month) totals ¥29,800–¥34,200/month. ¥34,200/month is for households on public assistance, tax-exempt single-parent and similar households, some third and later children, and others; first children in categories 3–6 get ¥29,800/month.

For kindergartens that have not moved to the new system, the national facility use benefit becomes ¥28,000/month from October 2026, and the city's parent burden reduction subsidy (¥1,800–¥6,200/month) is added, for ¥29,800–¥34,200/month. ¥34,200/month is for the category where the city subsidy is ¥6,200 (households on public assistance and others). In the year of entry, an enrollment preparation payment of ¥10,000 is also added.

For private-school-subsidy kindergartens, the national facility use benefit becomes ¥28,000/month from October 2026, and the city's parent subsidy (¥1,800–¥6,200/month) is added, for ¥29,800–¥34,200/month. ¥34,200/month is for households where the city subsidy is ¥6,200 (tax-exempt households, households on public assistance, some third and later children, and others).

The city makes fees free up to ¥33,000/month. The city's page describes the national free care maximum as ¥25,700/month and does not say whether the amount changes from October. Enrollment fees are subsidized up to ¥100,000.

According to the city's page, fees are subsidized up to ¥33,000/month per child. The page was updated in June 2026, the extended care maximum also still shows the amount until September, and the amount from October is not listed.

The village's guidelines for the child-rearing support daycare fee subsidy say it subsidizes daycare fees and similar paid by parents, excluding the national facility use payment, up to the standard amount of the subsidy for users of unlicensed childcare facilities (¥40,000/month for ages 3–5). However, the village's page presents this subsidy as covering licensed daycares and unlicensed childcare facilities and does not mention private kindergartens, so it is not ranked.

The town pays a parent burden reduction subsidy for private kindergartens, but the town's page only says it "varies depending on parents' income and whether the child has older siblings" and gives no amount.