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Kyoto Prefecture26 municipalities

Of the 26 municipalities in Kyoto Prefecture, 19 cover outpatient care through age 18, 25 have no income limit, and 8 charge no outpatient co-payment. Since last year, 3 have changed their conditions (as of April 1, 2025, Children and Families Agency survey).

Since last year, Maizuru City, Miyazu City and Kyotanabe 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 18192673.1%
No income limit252696.2%
No co-payment for outpatient care82630.8%
Changed since last year32611.5%

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

Kameoka City, Kumiyama Town, Kyotamba Town, Ide Town, Wazuka Town, Minamiyamashiro Village, Ine Town, Kasagi Town

7 municipalities where outpatient coverage ends before age 18

Kyoto City, Uji City, Nagaokakyo City, Fukuchiyama City, Joyo City, Muko City, Ayabe City

1 municipalities with an income limit

Kyotango City

18 municipalities with an outpatient co-payment

Kyoto City, Uji City, Nagaokakyo City, Kizugawa City, Maizuru City, Fukuchiyama City, Joyo City, Kyotanabe City, Yawata City, Muko City, Kyotango City, Seika Town, Ayabe City, Nantan City, Yosano Town, Oyamazaki Town, Miyazu City, Ujitawara Town

4 municipalities that changed their conditions since April 2024

Uji City, Maizuru City, Kyotanabe City, Miyazu City

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

All 26 municipalities in Kyoto 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 26 municipalities of Kyoto Prefecture (as of April 1, 2025, Children and Families Agency survey)
MunicipalityOutpatient untilInpatient untilIncome limit (out / in)Co-payment (outpatient)Co-payment (inpatient)PopulationChanged
Kyoto CityAge 15Age 15NoYesYes1,373,887No
Uji CityAge 15Age 15NoYesYes179,582No
Kameoka CityAge 18Age 18NoNoNo86,209No
Nagaokakyo CityAge 15Age 18NoYesYes82,218No
Kizugawa CityAge 18Age 18NoYesYes79,339No
Maizuru CityAge 18Age 18NoYesYes75,322Yes
Fukuchiyama CityAge 15Age 18NoYesYes74,540No
Joyo CityAge 15Age 15NoYesYes73,321No
Kyotanabe CityAge 18Age 18NoYesYes72,011Yes
Yawata CityAge 18Age 18NoYesYes68,598No
Muko CityAge 15Age 18NoYesNo56,186No
Kyotango CityAge 22Age 22YesYesYes50,042No
Seika TownAge 18Age 18NoYesYes36,210No
Ayabe CityAge 15Age 18NoYesYes31,072No
Nantan CityAge 18Age 18NoYesYes29,531No
Yosano TownAge 18Age 18NoYesYes19,402No
Oyamazaki TownAge 18Age 18NoYesYes16,633No
Miyazu CityAge 18Age 18NoYesYes15,966Yes
Kumiyama TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo15,231No
Kyotamba TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo12,384No
Ujitawara TownAge 18Age 18NoYesYes8,688No
Ide TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo6,958No
Wazuka TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo3,377No
Minamiyamashiro VillageAge 18Age 18NoNoNo2,379No
Ine TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo1,861No
Kasagi TownAge 18Age 18NoNoNo1,066No

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)