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Akita Prefecture25 municipalities

Of the 25 municipalities in Akita Prefecture, 25 cover outpatient care through age 18, 25 have no income limit, and 23 charge no outpatient co-payment. Since last year, 2 have changed their conditions (as of April 1, 2025, Children and Families Agency survey).

In Akita Prefecture, the municipalities that do not cover outpatient care through age 18 are none. With an income limit: none. With an outpatient co-payment: Akita City and Odate City.

Since last year, Akita City and Odate City changed their conditions.

Child medical expense subsidy, national totals (as of April 1, 2025, Children and Families Agency survey)
ConditionMunicipalitiesMunicipalities in surveyShare
Outpatient care covered through age 182525100.0%
No income limit2525100.0%
No co-payment for outpatient care232592.0%
Changed since last year2258.0%

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23 municipalities in Akita Prefecture where child medical care is free through age 18 (no income limit, no co-payment)

Yokote City, Daisen City, Yurihonjo City, Noshiro City, Yuzawa City, Katagami City, Kitaakita City, Kazuno City, Oga City, Semboku City, Nikaho City, Misato Town, Mitane Town, Ugo Town, Gojome Town, Happo Town, Hachirogata Town, Kosaka Town, Ikawa Town, Ogata Village, Fujisato Town, Higashinaruse Village, Kamikoani Village

0 municipalities where outpatient coverage ends before age 18

None.

0 municipalities with an income limit

None.

2 municipalities with an outpatient co-payment

Akita City, Odate City

2 municipalities that changed their conditions since April 2024

Akita City, Odate City

National survey values as of April 1, 2025. Later changes confirmed on official websites are noted on each municipality's page.

All 25 municipalities in Akita Prefecture

Subsidy conditions as of April 1, 2025. Population from the resident register, 2024. Last checked September 24, 2026.

Child medical expense subsidy in the 25 municipalities of Akita Prefecture (as of April 1, 2025, Children and Families Agency survey)
MunicipalityOutpatient untilInpatient untilIncome limit (out / in)Co-payment (outpatient)Co-payment (inpatient)PopulationChanged
Akita CityAge 18Age 18NoYesYes293,729Yes
Yokote CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo80,777No
Daisen CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo73,794No
Yurihonjo CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo70,409No
Odate CityAge 18Age 18NoYesYes65,492Yes
Noshiro CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo47,247No
Yuzawa CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo39,484No
Katagami CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo31,271No
Kitaakita CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo27,834No
Kazuno CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo27,069No
Oga CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo23,355No
Semboku CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo22,859No
Nikaho CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo22,075No
Misato TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo17,444No
Mitane TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo14,170No
Ugo TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo13,036No
Gojome TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo7,814No
Happo TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo6,086No
Hachirogata TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo5,176No
Kosaka TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo4,421No
Ikawa TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo4,157No
Ogata VillageAge 18Age 18NoNoNo2,945No
Fujisato TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo2,746No
Higashinaruse VillageAge 18Age 18NoNoNo2,334No
Kamikoani VillageAge 18Age 18NoNoNo1,869No

Source: Children and Families Agency, Survey on Municipal Child Medical Expense Subsidies (municipal form, attachment 3) / e-Stat, Statistical Observations of Municipalities 2026 (Statistics Bureau of Japan)