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Aichi disability care provider faces administrative action over ¥87 million fraud

According to the city, between September 2020 and August last year, the facility submitted false reports, including falsifying staffing numbers, despite failing to meet the required staffing standards. It allegedly did so in order to fraudulently receive government benefit payments. The amount fraudulently received is estimated to total approximately 87.2 million yen. In response to questioning by the city, the provider reportedly admitted to the violations.

From News NTV

November 13 2026

Toyota, Aichi Pref – A disability support provider operating in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, has been subjected to administrative sanctions.

The provider facing the sanctions is Jandararin, which operates the Seikatsu Shien Center Jan (生活支援センターじゃん) in Toyota.

According to the city, between September 2020 and August last year, the facility submitted false reports, including falsifying staffing numbers, despite failing to meet the required staffing standards. It allegedly did so in order to fraudulently receive government benefit payments.

The amount fraudulently received is estimated to total approximately 87.2 million yen. Including additional financial penalties, the city and other authorities plan to demand repayment of more than 122 million yen.

The facility has also had its authorisation revoked for disability services, including day services for people with disabilities.

The city says it will coordinate arrangements to ensure that the facility’s 24 service users can continue receiving support in accordance with their own wishes and those of their families.

In response to questioning by the city, the provider reportedly admitted to the violations.

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