City Office Notices contains selected information from the Hiroshima City Newsletter, Hiroshima Shimin to Shisei. City Office Notices is published twice a month and available in print at the International Exchange Lounge, and online at our website.
The moving season is upon us as we wind down to the end of the fiscal year and many of us prepare to start new jobs and move into new homes. In order to improve municipal services during this busy time the City has decided to extend their opening hours.
From Monday, March 26 to Monday, April 2, ward offices will extend opening hours to 7:00 pm on weekdays in order to handle the administrative procedures necessary for your moving-in or out. Ward offices will also open from 8:30 am to noon on Saturday, March 31 and Sunday, April 1.
If you have any questions about what kind of documents you need to fill out, please call your local ward office in advance. Generally, services are only available in Japanese. All calls after business hours on March 26 – April 2 will be transferred to each individual reception via the gatekeeper’s office. You can also view the city’s official website for more details. Please be advised that in some cases, you may not be able to complete all moving procedures in one day.
Moving in or out notification
(Juminhyo-no-Ido Todoke) Inkan registration (Inkan Toroku) | Shimin Ka (Citizens Affairs Division) |
Naka 504-2551 Minami 250-8938 Asaminami 831-4928 Aki 821-4908 |
Higashi 568-7707 Nishi 532-0930 Asakita 819-3907 Saeki 943-9708 |
Changes to your National Health Insurance
(Kokumin Kenko Hoken) Address change for your National Pension Premium (Kokumin Nenkin) | Hoken Nenkin Ka (National Insurance & Pension Division) |
Naka 504-2555 Minami 250-8941 Asaminami 831-4929 Aki 821-4910 |
Higashi 568-7711 Nishi 532-0933 Asakita 819-3909 Saeki 943-9712 |
Issuance of recognition letter for the Child Allowance
(Jido Teate) Certification of recipients for medical expenses for children (Kodomo Iryohi Jukyusha Shikaku) and its alterations |
Hoken Fukushi Ka (Health Services & Welfare Division) A temporary window will be set up at Shimin Ka offices. |
Naka 504-2569 Minami 250-4131 Asaminami 831-4945 Aki 821-2813 |
Higashi 568-7733 Nishi 294-6342 Asakita 819-0605 Saeki 943-9732 |
Please note that municipal services other than the above will not be available after 5:15 pm, as usual.
If you meet one of the conditions below, you must file the relevant documents for tax or registration.
File at your nearest tax office:
Shizei Jimusyo | Telephone | Zeimushitsu | Telephone |
Chuo (Central District) | 504-2558 | Minami | 250-8946 |
Tobu (Eastern District) | 568-7715 | Aki | 821-4913 |
Seibu (Western District) | 532-0937 | Saeki | 943-9716 |
Hokubu (Northern District) | 831-4932 | Asakita | 819-3913 |
Your nearest branch office will also accept any inquires you may have about any vehicle you have given up.
In addition to filing for the light motor vehicle tax, you must also apply for a vehicle inspection certificate within 15 days of purchasing or moving with a vehicle.
In addition to filing for the light motor vehicle tax, you must also apply for a vehicle inspection certificate within 15 days of purchasing or moving with a vehicle.
In addition to filing for the light motor vehicle tax, you must also apply for a vehicle inspection certificate within 15 days of purchasing or moving with a vehicle.
The harvested rice will be sent to the Republic of Mali.
Hiroshima City encourages citizens to sort household wastes properly into 8 categories. More than half of household waste is plastic bottles and recyclable plastics. The city has been collected plastic bottles since 2001 and other recyclable plastics since 2004. The following shows how to sort and recycle your household plastic wastes.
Plastic bottles are collected once a week.
All plastic bottles with the above symbol can be collected as recyclable plastic bottles.
These bottles are made from Polyethylene Terephthalate, which is highly recyclable and is recycled into plastic bottles, garments or egg containers. Please collect these plastic bottles and recycle them.
Recyclable plastics are collected once a week.
All Recyclable plastics with the above symbol can be collected as recyclable plastics. Other plastics without the above symbol can be collected as other plastic wastes (Sonotano-pura). Recyclable plastics can become imitation trunks used in parks or pallets for forklift trucks.