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must be returned in the event of any of the following: Upon moving out of Chiba City * Those who have been certified as needing care (or support), or are in the process of receiving certification of needing care (or support), may submit the certificate for Chiba City to the local government office of their new residence to transfer the qualification. Please contact the Long-Term Care Insurance Office of the Senior Citizens' and Disabled Persons’ Division at your local Health and Welfare Center. * If the reason of the move was to enter a facility outside of Chiba City, please

day after the baby has turned 3 months of age to pre-elementary school age, whose guardians are unable to look after them during the day due to work or illness. Day care fees differ according to family income. Contact the Child and Domestic Affairs Division at your local Health and Welfare Center for more details. Children's Kodomo Rooms These facilities are for children who are in the 1st through 3rd grades of elementary school, whose parents are not at home during the day because of work or other reasons. Contact the Child and Domestic Affairs Division at

are hospitalized in a medical facility, you can avoid paying high medical fees by showing a ‘certificate for the application of a maximum fee’. This will limit the maximum fee per month that you must pay. Please apply for this certificate at the Health Insurance and Pension Division of your local ward office. When A Child Is Born When a child is born to a National Health Insurance Plan member, a maternity and parenting lump-sum payment is paid to the head of the household. Please bring the following documents with you to your local ward office's Citizens'

residents who are starting a new life in a different country far away from their homeland may experience various problems in everyday life due to differences in culture and customs. It is a good idea to take the initiative in making new friends by greeting your neighbors and participating in local community events. Every community has a neighborhood residents' association, consisting of people living in the local area who voluntarily get together. These associations provide useful information for everyday living, and conduct local events such as bon-odori dancing and summer festivals. Although joining a neighborhood residents' association is

en un país diferente lejos de su patria, pueden tener diversos problemas en la vida diaria debido a diferencias en la cultura y costumbres. Es una buena idea tomar la iniciativa de hacer nuevos amigos saludando a sus vecinos y participando en eventos locales comunitarios. Cada comunidad tiene una asociación local de residentes, compuesta de personas que viven en el área local y que se reúnen voluntariamente. Estas asociaciones proporcionan información útil para la vida diaria y realizan eventos locales tales como el baile “bon-odori” y festivales de verano. Aunque formar parte de una asociación de residentes es

sister cities began after World War II, with the goal of preventing future wars by creating better international relationships through deeper mutual understanding and friendship on a citizen level. 　The first sister city agreement in Japan was created between Nagasaki and St. Paul, Minnesota (USA) in 1955. Currently, many local governments have sister city agreements with cities in countries all over the world, with citizen-based exchanges taking place in fields such as economics, culture, and sports. Flag Sister & Friendship Cities Date of Agreement アスンシオン市（パラグアイ） Asuncion (Republic of

不同・敬称略 教育 LSI設計 千葉大学大学院融合理工学府チーム「Dimension Seeker」 千葉大学大学院融合理工学府チーム「fast finder of local maxima」 珠算・暗算 竹下宏大 ポスター 山上結希奈 文化 合奏 千葉県立幕張総合高等学校シンフォニックオーケストラ部 吹奏楽 千

ージでWEBアンケートを行います。 テーマ＝「あなたが使える制度お知らせサービス～For You～」「手続オンライン化」「地元消費（Buy Local（バイ　ローカル））」「農政推進事業」 抽選で、動物公園の施設利用券などを進呈。詳しくは、ホームページ「千葉市　WEBアンケート」で

バに既にあるお店やコンテンツを活かしながら、良き商いを守り育て、このまちの暮らしを楽しむ人たちを増やす「Buy local」ムーブメントを考えるコースとして、「バイローカルコース」を設定。一過性の取り組みではなく、日常を育み、ご近所の