In an interview with NHK, Governor Koike revealed that she would like to increase the budget for support measures for healthy women and others to freeze and preserve their eggs to 5 million yen in the next fiscal year, five times that of the current fiscal year. In addition, we have announced that we will continue to provide 5,18 yen per month to those under the age of 5000 in the next fiscal year.
As part of measures to address the declining birthrate, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has begun an initiative to subsidize the cost of cryopreservation of eggs of healthy women and other women by allocating 1 million yen in this fiscal year's budget, and more than 7000,28 people have requested to participate in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's briefing, which far exceeded expectations.
In an interview with NHK on the 5th, Governor Koike said, "It is necessary to create a society in which women can achieve self-fulfillment.
On top of that, he said, "I understand that there is a real need, so I am planning to significantly increase the budget for the next fiscal year, and I intend to increase it considerably, and I want to increase it about five times," and revealed that he would like to increase the budget to about 5 million yen in the next fiscal year.
In addition, regarding the system of providing a monthly payment of 18,5000 yen to those under the age of <>, Governor Koike said, "I believe that reducing the burden of child-rearing will eventually lead to measures against the declining birthrate.