2017 Musashino City Overview

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▶ Resident's LifeＣｉｔｙ Service Priority Ranking (Chronological view）Number of Deaths by Leading CausesWaste Emissions by TypeWelfare Recipients05001,0001,5002,0002,500(Households and People)(FY)010203040506070809101112131420151,1311,2191,3341,4701,5561,5791,5931,6511,7931,9352,0382,0872,0512,0131,9809301,0011,0911,1961,2781,3011,3161,3611,4801,6011,6941,7331,7211,7221,708PeopleHouseholds0(People)1,0002,0003,0004,0005,0006,0007,000(Year)03040102050607080910111213141520163,7974,2723,0633,4044,5694,8374,7704,8684,9825,1895,4225,6575,9026,0716,2866,203LTC level 1LTC level 2Support (~2006), Support level 1 (2007~)Support level 2 (2007~)LTC level 3LTC level 4LTC level 5（m.t.）010,00020,00030,00040,00050,00060,000(FY)0304050607080910111213142015010256,23854,62751,92951,56850,62849,88848,81147,28644,70844,67044,12243,72441,44840,37840,892Burnable garbageNon-Burnable garbageBulky wasteRecyclablesHazardous wasteBusiness-related burnable garbageNote: Due to different notations utilized each scal year, similar measures are grouped into one item using the notations of FY2016 as the benchmark.Note: Support classications from 2007 were split into 2 support levels （orange ＆ pink）.Number of People Certied as Requiring Long-Term Care (or Support) under the Long-Term Care Insurance System (Mar. 31 of each year)Number ofMedical Facilities(March 31, 2016)(People) (Year)0304050607010208091011121314201526528830126932426129831532833430933332134034016817218320817716113516016219017319215315214712910711310311611912781102106868684988993927894761068210290951191291198910550100150200250300350Malignant neoplasms (cancer, etc.)Heart diseaseCerebrovascular diseasePneumonia▶ Social Security▶ Health and SanitationGeneralClinics205Hospitals9DentalClinics157MidwiferyHomes637.7 ㎡Per Resident Residence Area(Jan. 1, 2016)1.6 ㎡Per Resident Park Area*Municipal parks(Mar. 31, 2016) 1 Per381ResidentsMedicalFacilities(Mar. 31, 2016)Wholesale and Retail 1 Per36.0HouseholdsShops(July. 1, 2014)6.3Per Resident Library Books(Mar. 31, 2016) 1 Per180ResidentsDoctors*Including Dentists(Oct. 1, 2014) 1 Per781ResidentsFireDepartmentWorkers(Apr. 1, 2016) 1 Per176ResidentsCityEmployees(Apr. 1, 2016)16123456789101514327511691014143265978141314236811591312145368127119113671101112513810115619121331070996721181431240845111161019697074592141218861006459215101987110554102121117976041149210131758703118101513156730215891214134650113681211123540011124123－5－6998125123－4106986118124－597976138123－710496313412－－97895214514－－1078941213413－－86793913413－－107892139824－10761191149824－10571290129824－10761189129537－104711881013537－－46987512738－－469866138210－－457Disaster Response & PreparednessChildren & Youth MeasuresTrafc System & Road ImprovementElderly WelfareEnvironmental MeasuresAdministrative & Financial ReformResident's Activity, Culture &Lifelong Learning SupportPlanned City DevelopmentGreening ManagementHealth PromotionStitasticsCitySchoolGrounds*Municipal schools(May. 1, 2016)Per StudentElementary School:14.4 ㎡Junior High School:24.4 ㎡Teachers*Municipal schools(May. 1, 2016) 1 Per 18 studentsElementary School Students 1 Per 14 studentsJunior High SchoolStudents56