Chiba Prefecture finances

千葉県の財政

Prefecture Population 6,311,579 FY2024 settlement of accounts 54 municipalities ↓
Total spending
¥2.08T
Per resident ¥330,085
Local bonds outstanding
¥2.85T
Per resident ¥452,097
Reserve funds
¥434.1B
Per resident ¥68,781
Fiscal strength index
0.75
Closer to 1.0 = more self-funded

Fiscal health rank among the 47 prefectures

Fiscal strength indexBetter than peers
0.75
#5 of 47 in Japan (highest first)
Median of similar municipalities 0.47
0.51.0
What this means

How much of the standard cost of public services a municipality can cover with its own tax revenue. Above 1.0, it receives no ordinary local allocation tax from the national government.

Current balance ratio
94.5%
#31 of 47 in Japan (lowest first)
Median of similar municipalities 93.8%
708090100
What this means

Recurring costs that must be paid every year (personnel, social assistance, debt service) as a share of recurring general revenue. The higher it is, the less room for new spending; above 90% is considered rigid.

Real debt service ratioBetter than peers
7.6%
#5 of 47 in Japan (lowest first)
Median of similar municipalities 11.0%
018 approval25 warning
What this means

Debt repayments relative to revenue (3-year average). At 18% or more, new borrowing needs approval; 25% or more triggers early fiscal soundness measures.

Future burden ratioBetter than peers
101.3%
#5 of 47 in Japan (lowest first)
Median of similar municipalities 159.7%
What this means

Debts and other future liabilities as a percentage of one year's standard revenue. For municipalities, 350% or more triggers early fiscal soundness measures. Zero when reserves exceed liabilities.

Local bonds outstanding per residentBetter than peers
¥452,097
#4 of 47 in Japan (lowest first)
Median of similar municipalities ¥820,968
What this means

Outstanding local government bonds at fiscal year-end divided by the population.

Reserve funds per residentWorse than peers
¥68,781
#26 of 47 in Japan (highest first)
Median of similar municipalities ¥72,828
What this means

Fiscal adjustment, debt reduction and special-purpose funds at fiscal year-end divided by the population.

Own-source revenue ratioBetter than peers
64.7%
#5 of 47 in Japan (highest first)
Median of similar municipalities 48.8%
What this means

The share of revenue the municipality raises itself: taxes, fees, charges and similar.

Fiscal adjustment fund ratioBetter than peers
8.8%
#11 of 47 in Japan (highest first)
Median of similar municipalities 6.4%
What this means

The freely usable reserve (fiscal adjustment fund) as a percentage of standard annual revenue. Around 10–20% is considered comfortable.

Revenue ¥2.13T · per resident ¥337,105

Local taxes 46.9%Shared taxes and grants 7.6%Local allocation tax 12.4%National subsidies 9.6%Borrowing (local bonds) 5.8%Donations 0.0%Other 17.8%
SourceAmountPer residentShare
Local taxes
Resident tax, fixed asset tax and other taxes paid by residents and businesses
¥997.8B¥158,08346.9%
Shared taxes and grants
Portions of national and prefectural taxes distributed to municipalities
¥162.4B¥25,7347.6%
Local allocation tax
Unconditional transfers from the national government to municipalities with smaller tax bases
¥262.8B¥41,64312.4%
National subsidies
National treasury disbursements for specific programs
¥203.3B¥32,2189.6%
Borrowing (local bonds)
New borrowing during the year
¥122.8B¥19,4535.8%
Donations
Including hometown tax (furusato nozei)
¥158M¥250.0%
Other
Fees, charges, transfers from reserves, carry-overs and other revenue
¥378.4B¥59,94917.8%

Spending by function per resident

This municipalityMedian of prefectures (47)
FunctionAmountPer residentPeer medianShare
Education
Schools, libraries, community centers, sports facilities
¥442.1B¥70,045¥104,41221.2%
Welfare
Elderly, children, people with disabilities, public assistance
¥388.6B¥61,567¥80,86418.7%
Commerce & tourism
Business attraction, shopping streets, tourism
¥253.2B¥40,120¥53,52512.2%
Debt service
Repayment of principal and interest on local bonds
¥230.9B¥36,579¥64,58611.1%
Police
Prefectures only
¥150.6B¥23,854¥26,3837.2%
Public works
Roads, bridges, parks, sewers, public housing
¥141.9B¥22,489¥66,1086.8%
General administration
Office management, tax collection, family registers, elections
¥120.9B¥19,152¥33,3995.8%
Health & sanitation
Health checks, vaccinations, waste disposal
¥80.7B¥12,779¥19,9583.9%
Agriculture, forestry & fisheries¥57.8B¥9,153¥31,0612.8%
Labor¥3.5B¥558¥1,4360.2%
Disaster recovery¥3.0B¥470¥2,9120.1%
Assembly¥2.6B¥417¥8730.1%
Fire & emergency¥0¥0¥00.0%

Welfare spending

Children
¥104.0B
Per resident ¥16,477 (median ¥19,268)
Elderly
¥163.4B
Per resident ¥25,888 (median ¥34,452)
Social welfare
¥115.4B
Per resident ¥18,285 (median ¥23,130)
Public assistance
¥5.7B
Per resident ¥898 (median ¥1,753)

Spending by type per resident

Personnel, social assistance and debt service are "mandatory" spending that is hard to cut. Here they make up 39.0% of spending.

Ten-year trends

Debt and reserves per resident

Local bondsReserve funds
¥0¥200K¥400K¥600K2015201620172018201920202021202220232024Debt per residentReserves per resident

Spending per resident

¥0¥200K¥400K¥600K2015201620172018201920202021202220232024This municipalityMedian of similar municipalities

Fiscal strength index

0.400.500.600.700.802015201620172018201920202021202220232024This municipalityMedian of similar municipalities

Current balance ratio

80%85%90%95%100%2015201620172018201920202021202220232024This municipalityMedian of similar municipalities

Population

6,260K6,280K6,300K6,320K6,340K2015201620172018201920202021202220232024Population
See the numbers by year
Fiscal yearPopulationSpendingLocal bondsReservesFiscal strengthCurrent balanceDebt service
FY20246,311,579¥2.08T¥2.85T¥434.1B0.7594.5%7.6%
FY20236,310,158¥2.01T¥2.94T¥404.9B0.7496.7%7.5%
FY20226,310,075¥2.20T¥3.02T¥387.6B0.7495.1%7.8%
FY20216,310,875¥2.52T¥3.08T¥352.0B0.7584.8%8.1%
FY20206,322,897¥2.16T¥3.09T¥244.1B0.7898.2%8.6%
FY20196,319,772¥1.66T¥3.08T¥248.6B0.7897.0%8.9%
FY20186,311,190¥1.70T¥3.08T¥261.5B0.7895.8%9.3%
FY20176,298,992¥1.67T¥3.09T¥212.6B0.7896.3%9.8%
FY20166,283,602¥1.63T¥3.08T¥202.2B0.7897.1%10.4%
FY20156,265,899¥1.69T¥3.08T¥208.8B0.7896.3%10.9%

Municipalities in Chiba Prefecture FY2024 · click a column to sort

Amounts per resident. See also the fiscal strength ranking and debt per resident ranking in Chiba Prefecture.

MunicipalityPopulationFiscal strengthCurrent balanceDebt serviceDebt per residentReserves per residentSpending per resident
Chiba City 千葉市 983,896 0.88 98.8% — ¥719,067 ¥25,585 ¥539,768
Choshi City 銚子市 53,986 0.58 93.8% — ¥402,823 ¥86,237 ¥548,475
Ichikawa City 市川市 494,720 1.10 92.7% — ¥106,554 ¥108,593 ¥373,919
Funabashi City 船橋市 649,393 0.91 97.3% — ¥254,219 ¥64,115 ¥374,694
Tateyama City 館山市 43,554 0.55 97.4% — ¥524,173 ¥111,283 ¥576,430
Kisarazu City 木更津市 136,843 0.85 92.1% — ¥198,380 ¥85,649 ¥385,213
Matsudo City 松戸市 500,395 0.84 96.2% — ¥245,800 ¥39,051 ¥385,223
Noda City 野田市 153,538 0.79 95.3% — ¥251,866 ¥55,465 ¥396,325
Mobara City 茂原市 85,861 0.73 94.0% — ¥382,877 ¥43,916 ¥406,753
Narita City 成田市 133,099 1.29 93.5% — ¥330,742 ¥35,080 ¥527,406
Sakura City 佐倉市 169,506 0.84 95.6% — ¥167,382 ¥83,067 ¥351,321
Togane City 東金市 56,524 0.65 92.4% — ¥320,625 ¥96,326 ¥411,429
Asahi City 旭市 61,986 0.49 94.7% — ¥529,591 ¥257,543 ¥562,144
Narashino City 習志野市 175,105 0.89 97.5% — ¥295,085 ¥63,116 ¥448,853
Kashiwa City 柏市 437,634 0.91 92.7% — ¥181,085 ¥101,355 ¥382,194
Katsura City 勝浦市 15,213 0.47 99.2% — ¥485,019 ¥376,879 ¥825,943
Ichihara City 市原市 266,861 1.09 88.9% — ¥174,190 ¥90,223 ¥447,798
Nagareyama City 流山市 212,562 0.93 90.8% — ¥325,716 ¥43,377 ¥405,768
Yachiyo City 八千代市 206,692 0.91 96.9% — ¥181,166 ¥41,450 ¥357,701
Abiko City 我孫子市 131,317 0.74 95.7% — ¥242,485 ¥63,506 ¥359,609
Kamogawa City 鴨川市 30,209 0.51 102.1% — ¥533,835 ¥119,704 ¥584,954
Kamagaya City 鎌ケ谷市 109,757 0.72 98.2% — ¥312,460 ¥25,826 ¥397,971
Kimitsu City 君津市 79,520 1.01 97.5% — ¥245,596 ¥77,633 ¥471,764
Futtsu City 富津市 40,427 0.84 92.3% — ¥406,952 ¥109,060 ¥550,667
Urayasu City 浦安市 171,322 1.48 74.5% — ¥171,234 ¥121,485 ¥519,900
Yotsukaido City 四街道市 96,424 0.73 92.5% — ¥230,639 ¥124,269 ¥404,705
Sodegaura City 袖ケ浦市 66,091 1.14 91.3% — ¥261,251 ¥74,233 ¥468,130
Yachimata City 八街市 66,631 0.62 101.6% — ¥268,748 ¥26,321 ¥381,418
Inzai City 印西市 111,731 1.14 84.8% — ¥159,766 ¥190,398 ¥457,875
Shiroi City 白井市 62,218 0.83 89.7% — ¥316,455 ¥57,067 ¥394,212
Tomisato City 富里市 49,999 0.73 94.7% — ¥205,945 ¥75,722 ¥367,352
Minamiboso City 南房総市 34,066 0.31 93.7% — ¥655,869 ¥690,744 ¥769,392
Sosa City 匝瑳市 33,294 0.46 99.1% — ¥353,577 ¥135,031 ¥501,641
Katori City 香取市 69,575 0.50 91.2% — ¥515,670 ¥229,079 ¥546,138
Sanmu City 山武市 47,745 0.47 93.6% — ¥620,492 ¥351,810 ¥689,380
Isumi City いすみ市 34,705 0.41 90.3% — ¥420,202 ¥247,878 ¥654,781
Oamishirasato City 大網白里市 47,660 0.58 99.9% — ¥251,380 ¥79,086 ¥384,709
Shisui Town 酒々井町 20,095 0.69 90.1% — ¥244,414 ¥85,359 ¥356,521
Sakae Town 栄町 19,624 0.50 97.8% — ¥288,242 ¥135,970 ¥432,800
Kozaki Town 神崎町 5,634 0.38 84.4% — ¥261,869 ¥394,659 ¥573,114
Tako Town 多古町 13,426 0.54 91.9% — ¥222,039 ¥246,899 ¥605,166
Tonosho Town 東庄町 12,607 0.42 92.7% — ¥398,279 ¥152,808 ¥538,855
Kujiyukuri Town 九十九里町 14,004 0.42 89.8% — ¥449,927 ¥304,280 ¥491,485
Shibayama Town 芝山町 6,644 1.08 90.1% — ¥309,703 ¥375,844 ¥997,935
Yokoshibahikari Town 横芝光町 22,095 0.45 89.5% — ¥443,254 ¥177,780 ¥649,663
Ichinomiya Town 一宮町 12,294 0.54 85.7% — ¥255,320 ¥257,694 ¥458,242
Mutsuzawa Town 睦沢町 6,549 0.35 84.2% — ¥350,582 ¥450,355 ¥672,200
Chosei Village 長生村 13,269 0.49 88.0% — ¥368,752 ¥140,066 ¥519,476
Shirako Town 白子町 10,376 0.45 81.7% — ¥353,946 ¥240,862 ¥521,908
Nagara Town 長柄町 6,233 0.50 89.9% — ¥647,725 ¥338,418 ¥676,340
Chonan Town 長南町 7,074 0.42 85.3% — ¥649,161 ¥241,106 ¥829,432
Otaki Town 大多喜町 8,005 0.40 93.5% — ¥505,023 ¥370,829 ¥855,977
Onjiyuku Town 御宿町 6,912 0.40 90.9% — ¥375,424 ¥232,117 ¥595,311
Kiyonan Town 鋸南町 6,679 0.27 90.4% — ¥745,277 ¥359,229 ¥720,344

Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, settlement of accounts of prefectures and municipalities (ordinary accounts), processed by Zaisei Zukan.