Choco-to Mutual Aid (Tokyo Municipal Residents Traffic Disaster Mutual Aid)

Chokotto Kyosai is a system where residents of 39 cities and towns in Tokyo contribute membership fees to receive condolence money in case of a traffic accident.
You can choose from two courses: Course A and Course B.

In addition to applying for membership at the counter, you can also apply for membership via the internet.

For more details, please visit the Chocotto Mutual Aid website.

• Choco-to Kyosai Website(External Link)

Mutual Aid Compensation

List of Condolence Payments

Grade	Severity of Traffic Accidents (Within one year from the date of the traffic accident)	Course A (Annual fee: 1,000 yen)	Course B (Annual fee: 500 yen)
Grade 1	Death	3 million yen	1.5 million yen
Grade 2	Severe Aftereffects	2 million yen	1 million yen
Grade 3	Disability with a hospitalization period of 30 days or more	340,000 yen	170,000 yen
Grade 4	Hospitalization period of 10 days or more but less than 30 days, or Disabilities with actual treatment period of 30 days or more	140,000 yen	70,000 yen
Grade 5	Disability with actual treatment days between 10 and 30 days	80,000 yen	40,000 yen
Grade 6	Disability with treatment days less than 10 days	40,000 yen	20000 yen

Mutual Aid Period

From April 1 to March 31 of the following year
Note: For enrollments after April 1, coverage starts from the day after the application is submitted

Eligibility

Those who are registered as residents of Inagi City on the start date of the mutual aid period

How to Apply

Counter or Internet

• Internet Application(External Link)

Note: Applications for the following fiscal year typically start in February.

Application Destination

Citizen Affairs Division, Hirao and Wakabadai Branch Office, banks, credit unions, and agricultural cooperatives in Inagi City (excluding Japan Post Bank)

Submission of a "Traffic Accident Certificate" is required to claim condolence money.
If you are involved in a traffic accident, no matter how minor (such as a single bicycle accident), be sure to notify the police station on the same day.