According to the survey on furusato nozei (hometown tax donations) by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (published 31 July 2026), prefectures and municipalities received ¥1.33 trillion in FY2025 (1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026, estimated settlement) from 59.63 million donations. That is ¥58.7 billion (4.6%) more than the ¥1.27 trillion of FY2024. Municipalities alone received ¥1.31 trillion from 59.00 million donations.
Donations receivedis the amount of furusato nozei donations each local government received in FY2025 (estimated settlement), as reported by every prefecture and municipality to the Ministry.Donationsis the number of donations, andper donationis the amount divided by the number, calculated by this site. The FY2024 amounts come from the Ministry's table covering FY2008 onwards.
Suzaka (Nagano) has 0 donations and ¥0 for FY2025 in the table (about ¥4.7 billion in FY2024). The table alone does not show whether this means no donations or no answer, so the map shows it as unconfirmed (grey) and leaves it out of the ranking.
The change from the previous year is the difference between the two years' figures. The table gives no reasons, so this map does not either.
Colours show the furusato nozei (hometown tax donation) amount each municipality received in FY2025 (1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026, estimated settlement). Darker means more. Designated cities are shown with figures for the whole city, and their wards share the city's colour.
Switch to “Per donation” for the amount divided by the number of donations, or to “Change from FY2024” for the change in the amount received since the previous year.
Tap a municipality to see the amount, rank, number of donations and amount per donation, and the FY2024 amount and change. The list on the right (below on phones) ranks the top 100 and the lowest, the amounts per donation and the changes, and you can search by name.
All figures are as published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications; this site only calculates the amount per donation, the change and the rank. Suzaka (Nagano) has 0 donations and ¥0 for FY2025 in the table, so it is shown as unconfirmed (grey) and not ranked.
In FY2025, Izumisano (Osaka) received ¥23.04 billion from 1,351,688 donations, followed by Shiranuka (Hokkaido) with ¥22.33 billion and Miyakonojo (Miyazaki) with ¥21.65 billion. Source: MIC, donations received by each local government in FY2025, https://www.soumu.go.jp/main_content/001084989.xlsx
In FY2025, prefectures and municipalities together received ¥1.33 trillion from 59.63 million donations, up from ¥1.27 trillion and 58.79 million donations in FY2024. Municipalities alone received ¥1.31 trillion. Source: MIC, donations received by each local government FY2008–FY2025, https://www.soumu.go.jp/main_content/001084990.xlsx
FY2025 (1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026), estimated settlement, from the survey on furusato nozei published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications on 31 July 2026. The Ministry runs this survey every year, and the map will be updated when new results are out. Source: https://www.soumu.go.jp/main_sosiki/jichi_zeisei/czaisei/czaisei_seido/furusato/archive/index.html
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