9 docs tagged with "childcare"

After-school care (gakudo hoiku) in Japan for working parents: hours, eligibility, application timing, dated fees, waitlists, plus private alternatives.

English-language daycare in Japan: major networks, costs (¥100K-320K+/month), curriculum models, and transition patterns for international families.

Hoikuen vs yochien vs nintei kodomoen explained for parents in Japan: ages, hours, eligibility, costs, and a decision framework for choosing childcare.

Hoikuen is Japan's licensed daycare for working parents: eligibility, income-graded costs, ages 0–5, hours, and the points-system application, explained.

Ninka-gai unlicensed daycare serves hoikuen-waitlisted families. Learn costs, subsidy eligibility, quality variation, and how to evaluate facilities.

Nintei kodomoen is Japan's unified daycare-kindergarten center: four facility types, the work-status-switch advantage, and the application process.

The 2019 free-childcare reform in Japan: tuition free for ages 3–5, subsidized for lowest-income 0–2. Meals, supplies, transport stay family-paid.

Hoikuen points system explained for applying parents: how wards score work hours and family need, rank applications, and file by December for April entry.

Yōchien is Japan's education-framework kindergarten for ages 3-5: half-day hours, free tuition up to a cap, and the October application window.