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are issued for free examinations for infants 3 to 7 months of age in order to detect this disorder in its early stages. The examination can be received up until the day before the child turns 8 months old, and vouchers can be obtained at Health and Welfare Centers, the Citizens' Affairs Division at ward offices, and at any civic center. Contact the Health Support Division (TEL 043-245-9925) for more information. Vaccinations In Japan, vaccinations are given to children when they reach certain ages in order to prevent the outbreak and spread of infectious diseases. Elementary school

System ｜ Municipal Health Examinations ｜ Glossary Those who reside in Chiba City and are not enrolled in any type of health insurance are entered into the National Health Insurance system. Joining the National Health Insurance System Please apply to register for the National Health Insurance system at the Citizens’ Affairs Division of your ward office by bringing a form of personal identification (residence card, special permanent residence certificate, etc.). People Who May Not Join the National Health Insurance System Those who are not eligible for a residence record (tourists, residents of less than three months, and diplomats). However, even those

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 voluntary and membership dues are required, we recommend that you join to become a part of your community. For more information, contact the Citizens’ Autonomy Promotion Division (TEL 043-245-5138) or the Community-Building Support Office, Community Promotion Division at any ward office. Return to the Table of Contents (Guidebook for Living in Chiba City) このページの情報発信元 市民局市民自

the Children’s Future Planning Division (TEL 043-245-5100) for more information. Entering Elementary & Junior High School Children of foreign nationality are not required by law to attend school, but enrollment and admission to municipal elementary and junior high schools is possible. You may apply at the Citizens’ Affairs Division of your ward office when registering as a foreign resident. Admission forms are mailed in mid-September to families with children of foreign nationality who are eligible to enter the first grade of elementary school. Those who would like their children to enter school in April should return

Website Daily Life Guidebook for Living in Chiba City A guidebook mostly targeting residents who are non-Japanese nationals that just began living in Japan/Chiba City. It includes articles with information usual for daily life and about all types of procedures. ・Distributed at each Ward Office's Citizens' General Inquiries Division when you notify about a change of address Available Languages:　　 ・English ・Chinese ・Korean ・Spanish ・Vietnamese International Relations Division (043-245-5018) Yes Daily Life Chiba City National Health Insurance Pamphlet This pamphlet summarizes and informs about the National Health Insurance system (health insurance certificate, insurance premiums, health