💰 Financial Support

Monthly financial support for children up to age 15. You MUST apply within 15 days of birth or moving in, otherwise you will lose money!

If you suddenly need money, consult the Ota City Social Welfare Council (0276-48-1240). You may be able to overcome it with a livelihood welfare fund loan.

We subsidize part of the renovation costs for those who open a new store by renovating a vacant store in the city.

We subsidize a portion of the rent for a certain period after opening for those who rent a vacant store in the city and open a new business.

If you're starting or expanding a business in Gunma, you can apply for this subsidy, but Ota City residents first need to get a confirmation letter from the city office.

If you are in trouble with no place to live, immediately contact the Ota City Hall Social Support Division (0276-47-1851). Free accommodation and meal support are available.

If you can't pay your rent due to unemployment or income decrease, contact the Ota City Self-Reliance Consultation Support Center (0276-48-8177). We will support your rent for up to 9 months.

Renovate your home in Ota City using a local contractor and get 30% of the cost (up to 200,000 yen) back in OTACO digital currency. Apply before starting!

If you feel you cannot survive without money, call the Ota City Self-Reliance Consultation Support Center at 0276-48-8177 right away. Consultations are free and confidential.

A system that provides up to 300,000 yen for booth fees when manufacturing companies in Ota City exhibit at trade shows outside the prefecture or overseas. Prior application is strictly required!

The city subsidizes part of the cost for businesses installing solar power generation systems at their offices. Application before construction is required.

A Gunma Prefecture subsidy covering half the cost (up to 3M JPY) for Ota City manufacturers developing new digital or eco-friendly products.

These are emergency support measures, such as cash flow assistance, for companies whose business performance has deteriorated due to trade friction and tariffs.