Get vaccinated

In general, following people cannot be vaccinated.
Ask your doctor or medical institutions nearby, if the person getting the vaccine;
・Has clearly have a fever before vaccination
・Has a serious acute illness
・Has a past medical history of anaphylaxis or other severe hypersensitivity to vaccine ingredients
・Has who shouldn't get vaccinated in other reasons
*For further information, please check here.

In general, people like the following are asked to undergo a prevaccination check by a doctor after filling out the medical questionnaire.
・Person who have diagnosed with immunodeficiency, or has a close relative with congenital immunodeficiency
・Person with an underlying disease such as heart, kidney, or liver disease, hematopathy, or developmentally disorders
・Person who has had a suspected allergic reaction in the past vaccination, such as a high fever or systemic rash within two days after vaccination
・Person who has suffered convulsions in the past
・Person with a potential for allergic reaction to a vaccine ingredient
*For more information, please check here.

With a fever of 37.5℃ or above, you cannot be vaccinated.
Even when your temperature is below 37.5℃, you cannot be vaccinated if the doctor judged it's above your normal temperature.

In most cases even those with chronic illnesses can be vaccinated, but it is probably better to avoid vaccination when your condition is not good. There are also some diseases need to be careful. See here for more information.

Even those with food allergies or allergic constitution can be vaccinated.
Those who have had allergic reactions or anaphylaxis will fill out the medical questionnaire at the vaccination venue and undergo a prevaccination check by a doctor.
If you have severe allergies, consult with your doctors in advance.

Taking medication itself does not preclude being vaccinated, but you need to be careful in some cases depends on the illnesses. See here for more information.
If there are any worries, please talk with your doctors.

Yes, you can be vaccinated. The vaccine has no adverse effects on a woman’s body, infant, or breast milk. Vaccination is recommended no matter at what stage of pregnancy you are.

Yes, you can be vaccinated.

At the vaccination venue, you will be checked your vaccination coupon and personal ID card at the entrance. After the personal identification, prevaccination check by a doctor will be done based on your quationaire.
After ths doctor decides that vaccination is possible and instructs the observation time, you will be vaccinated.
After the shot, you will be asked to wait in an observation area for the designated time, to make sure there is no problem such as a serious allergic reaction or fainting.
You will get the certification of the vaccination after the shot.

You can have it reissued by the municipality where you live. Contact your local municipal office.

The COVID-19 vaccine will be available free of charge. You will not be asked to pay anything for it.

You can get your shots at local vaccination venues in the area where you live, or at a large-scale vaccination center provided by the national government or Tokyo Metropolitan Government. You can search the venues and make a reservation here.

If you are between 16 and 19 years old, you can be vaccinated without the consents of your parent or guardian. If you are between 12 and 15 years old, your parent or guardian need to indicate their consent by signing on your medical questionnaire.

As of early October, around 70% of Tokyo residents had at least one shot.
More than 60% of those in their twenties an 65% of those in their thirties had at least one shot.