● Childcare support in Okutama Town

Childcare and money in Okutama Town, in plain language.

Childcare support comes in several layers: Okutama Town, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, health insurance and employment insurance. This unofficial guide, written from a parent's point of view, puts them in one list so you can see how much your family can receive in total when raising children in Okutama Town.

What stands out in Okutama Town

Features of Okutama Town

  • To mark a birth, a diaper gift card worth ¥60,000 (from FY2026 (April 2026–March 2027))
  • Full subsidy of the copayment for medical expenses from age 0 to 18
  • The town pays school lunch fees at elementary and junior high schools in the town, and costs such as supplementary teaching materials, field trips and school trips
  • School entry celebration payment of ¥30,000 on entering elementary school and ¥50,000 on entering junior high school
  • A support payment of ¥60,000/year for high school-age children (up to 3 years), and a subsidy for commuter passes to school
CATEGORY FUNIN

Fertility treatment & egg freezing

CATEGORY NINSHIN

Pregnancy

CATEGORY SHUSSAN

Birth & postpartum

CATEGORY IKU

Raising children

CATEGORY HOIKU

Daycare & preschool

CATEGORY HITORIOYA

Single-parent support

About this site

This site explains, in plain language, the childcare-related subsidies, benefits and allowances you can use when raising children in Okutama Town.

The amounts and conditions are written after reading each program's official page and guidelines directly. However, this is an unofficial guide made by an individual, and it gives estimates only. For an official decision, contact the office in charge of each program (municipality, Tokyo Metropolitan Government, health insurance, employment insurance, etc.).

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