Subsidy fraud disclosures
Search public Japanese disclosures about improper receipt of subsidies and grants. Records include employment adjustment subsidies, emergency employment support, COVID-era business grants, rent support grants, and related published cases.
Total
615
MHLW
587
METI grants
28
JOHAS
0
Scope note
These records are separated from the main enforcement database because they may include public disclosure of improper receipt, cancellation of grant decisions, return orders, or involvement by third parties. The original Japanese source remains authoritative.
615 public records(page 1 of 31)
10 Jul 2026
株式会社あすともThe Shizuoka Labour Bureau announced that株式会社あすとも, represented by Hirohisa Sugiyama, received the Career Up Subsidy without proper authorization. The violation was identified on July 10, 2023, at their address in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City.
9 Jul 2026
株式会社グリーン観光The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Green Tourism Co., Ltd. submitted false documents claiming to have suspended operations at its Iwaki City location, resulting in improper receipt of employment adjustment subsidies totaling approximately 14.7 million yen.
9 Jul 2026
株式会社グリーン観光Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Green Tourism Co., Ltd. improperly received 4,425,386 yen in the Emergency Employment Stability Subsidy as of June 29, 2023. The company, represented by Masao Suzuki, is listed among those who improperly received the subsidy, with repayment details provided as of July 9, 2023.
9 Jul 2026
（株）アクアマリンパークEntity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The Fukuoka Labour Bureau announced that (株)アクアマリンパーク falsely used wage ledgers to claim COVID-19 related employment adjustment subsidies, creating duplicate records and misrepresenting work days, resulting in improper subsidy receipt.
7 Jul 2026
エッグフォワード株式会社Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
Egg Forward Corporation was involved in a scheme to unlawfully obtain employment-related subsidies, as announced by the Hokkaido Labour Bureau on December 3, 2024. The case involves attempts to fraudulently receive subsidies without proper procedures.
7 Jul 2026
株式会社クレイルThe Hokkaido Labour Bureau announced that Kabushiki Kaisha Crail falsely claimed employment adjustment subsidies by submitting documents indicating the company was on leave when it was not. The company was ordered to refund 2,735,987 yen, which has been fully repaid.
29 Jun 2026
株式会社グリーン観光Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Green Tourism Co., Ltd. submitted false documents claiming to have been on leave when it was not, and improperly received employment adjustment subsidy funds totaling 14,734,759 yen.
29 Jun 2026
株式会社グリーン観光Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Green Tourism Co., Ltd. improperly received 4,425,386 yen in emergency employment stability subsidies as of June 29, 2026. The company, represented by Masao Suzuki, was listed among those who received subsidies unlawfully, with repayment plans being prepared.
18 Jun 2026
ライジング株式会社Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Rising Corporation improperly received employment adjustment subsidies totaling 22,279,000 yen as of June 18, 2026. The company, represented by Kazutoshi Watanabe, is listed among those who received subsidies through fraudulent means.
18 Jun 2026
ライジング株式会社Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Rising Corporation falsely claimed employment adjustment subsidies without actual layoffs, resulting in a wrongful receipt of approximately 22.28 million yen.
3 Jun 2026
株式会社アイテックEntity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The Kyoto Labour Bureau announced that ITEC Corporation falsely claimed to have suspended employment when it was actually working, in relation to the Emergency Employment Stability Subsidy. The company was involved in submitting fraudulent application documents and received a subsidy of 3,003,601 yen.
3 Jun 2026
株式会社PACKSEntity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The Kyoto Labour Bureau announced that company 株式会社PACKS improperly received 15,823,650 yen in emergency employment stability subsidies by submitting false documents claiming to have employees when there were none, or vice versa.
3 Jun 2026
株式会社西陣屋Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The company Nishijin-ya falsely claimed employment for some employees and received 1,771,279 yen in emergency employment stability subsidies, which has now been fully reimbursed. The violation was reported by the Kyoto Labour Bureau.
2 Jun 2026
エッグフォワード株式会社Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
Egg Forward Corporation was involved in a scheme to unlawfully obtain employment-related subsidies, as announced by the Hokkaido Labour Bureau. The case involves attempts to fraudulently receive subsidies without proper procedures. The status of repayment as of June 2, 2026, is provided.
2 Jun 2026
株式会社クレイルEntity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The Hokkaido Labour Bureau announced that Kabushiki Kaisha Crail falsely claimed emergency employment stability subsidies by submitting documents indicating the company was closed when it was not. The company received 592,687 yen, which has been fully reimbursed.
22 May 2026
株式会社こころびEntity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The Tottori Labour Bureau announced that Kokorobi Co., Ltd. falsely claimed to have implemented a leave of absence when it had not, and improperly received employment adjustment subsidy (COVID-19 special case). The company created false application documents and received 43,883,727 yen in subsidy. The violation was publicly announced on June 5, 2026.
12 May 2026
エッグフォワード株式会社Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
Involved in the fraudulent receipt of benefits by an employer attempting to unlawfully receive benefits. The 'Refund Status' column shows information as of May 12, 2026.
12 May 2026
株式会社クレイルEntity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
The representative director is considered to have taken a leave of absence despite not actually doing so.
1 May 2026
社会保険労務士法人アジEntity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
On June 24, 2024, Hiroyuki Imamura of Kumamoto City was publicly disclosed by the Kumamoto Labor Bureau for involvement in the fraudulent receipt of the Career Up Subsidy. He created contracts and was involved in the improper receipt of the subsidy through the An Management Office at address Kumamoto City, Chuo-ku, Kusabacho 2-5.
23 Apr 2026
三祥株式会社Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only
Kanagawa Labor Bureau announced that Sansho Corporation improperly received 11,550,000 yen in the Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy, with the violation identified as fraudulent receipt.
| Date | Company / operator | Source | Disclosure type | Amount | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Jul 2026 | 株式会社あすとも | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Career-Up Subsidy | - | The Shizuoka Labour Bureau announced that株式会社あすとも, represented by Hirohisa Sugiyama, received the Career Up Subsidy without proper authorization. The violation was identified on July 10, 2023, at their address in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City. |
| 9 Jul 2026 | 株式会社グリーン観光 | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Employment Adjustment Subsidy | ¥15M | The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Green Tourism Co., Ltd. submitted false documents claiming to have suspended operations at its Iwaki City location, resulting in improper receipt of employment adjustment subsidies totaling approximately 14.7 million yen. |
| 9 Jul 2026 | 株式会社グリーン観光 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy | ¥4.4M | Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Green Tourism Co., Ltd. improperly received 4,425,386 yen in the Emergency Employment Stability Subsidy as of June 29, 2023. The company, represented by Masao Suzuki, is listed among those who improperly received the subsidy, with repayment details provided as of July 9, 2023. |
| 9 Jul 2026 | （株）アクアマリンパーク Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Employment Adjustment Subsidy | - | The Fukuoka Labour Bureau announced that (株)アクアマリンパーク falsely used wage ledgers to claim COVID-19 related employment adjustment subsidies, creating duplicate records and misrepresenting work days, resulting in improper subsidy receipt. |
| 7 Jul 2026 | エッグフォワード株式会社 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Subsidy or grant disclosure | - | Egg Forward Corporation was involved in a scheme to unlawfully obtain employment-related subsidies, as announced by the Hokkaido Labour Bureau on December 3, 2024. The case involves attempts to fraudulently receive subsidies without proper procedures. |
| 7 Jul 2026 | 株式会社クレイル | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Employment Adjustment Subsidy | ¥2.7M | The Hokkaido Labour Bureau announced that Kabushiki Kaisha Crail falsely claimed employment adjustment subsidies by submitting documents indicating the company was on leave when it was not. The company was ordered to refund 2,735,987 yen, which has been fully repaid. |
| 29 Jun 2026 | 株式会社グリーン観光 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Employment Adjustment Subsidy | ¥15M | The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Green Tourism Co., Ltd. submitted false documents claiming to have been on leave when it was not, and improperly received employment adjustment subsidy funds totaling 14,734,759 yen. |
| 29 Jun 2026 | 株式会社グリーン観光 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy | ¥4.4M | The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Green Tourism Co., Ltd. improperly received 4,425,386 yen in emergency employment stability subsidies as of June 29, 2026. The company, represented by Masao Suzuki, was listed among those who received subsidies unlawfully, with repayment plans being prepared. |
| 18 Jun 2026 | ライジング株式会社 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Employment Adjustment Subsidy | ¥22M | The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Rising Corporation improperly received employment adjustment subsidies totaling 22,279,000 yen as of June 18, 2026. The company, represented by Kazutoshi Watanabe, is listed among those who received subsidies through fraudulent means. |
| 18 Jun 2026 | ライジング株式会社 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Employment Adjustment Subsidy | ¥22M | The Fukushima Labour Bureau announced that Rising Corporation falsely claimed employment adjustment subsidies without actual layoffs, resulting in a wrongful receipt of approximately 22.28 million yen. |
| 3 Jun 2026 | 株式会社アイテック Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy | ¥3M | The Kyoto Labour Bureau announced that ITEC Corporation falsely claimed to have suspended employment when it was actually working, in relation to the Emergency Employment Stability Subsidy. The company was involved in submitting fraudulent application documents and received a subsidy of 3,003,601 yen. |
| 3 Jun 2026 | 株式会社PACKS Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy | ¥16M | The Kyoto Labour Bureau announced that company 株式会社PACKS improperly received 15,823,650 yen in emergency employment stability subsidies by submitting false documents claiming to have employees when there were none, or vice versa. |
| 3 Jun 2026 | 株式会社西陣屋 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy | ¥1.8M | The company Nishijin-ya falsely claimed employment for some employees and received 1,771,279 yen in emergency employment stability subsidies, which has now been fully reimbursed. The violation was reported by the Kyoto Labour Bureau. |
| 2 Jun 2026 | エッグフォワード株式会社 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Subsidy or grant disclosure | - | Egg Forward Corporation was involved in a scheme to unlawfully obtain employment-related subsidies, as announced by the Hokkaido Labour Bureau. The case involves attempts to fraudulently receive subsidies without proper procedures. The status of repayment as of June 2, 2026, is provided. |
| 2 Jun 2026 | 株式会社クレイル Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy | ¥593K | The Hokkaido Labour Bureau announced that Kabushiki Kaisha Crail falsely claimed emergency employment stability subsidies by submitting documents indicating the company was closed when it was not. The company received 592,687 yen, which has been fully reimbursed. |
| 22 May 2026 | 株式会社こころび Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Employment Adjustment Subsidy | - | The Tottori Labour Bureau announced that Kokorobi Co., Ltd. falsely claimed to have implemented a leave of absence when it had not, and improperly received employment adjustment subsidy (COVID-19 special case). The company created false application documents and received 43,883,727 yen in subsidy. The violation was publicly announced on June 5, 2026. |
| 12 May 2026 | エッグフォワード株式会社 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Subsidy or grant disclosure | - | Involved in the fraudulent receipt of benefits by an employer attempting to unlawfully receive benefits. The 'Refund Status' column shows information as of May 12, 2026. |
| 12 May 2026 | 株式会社クレイル Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy | ¥593K | The representative director is considered to have taken a leave of absence despite not actually doing so. |
| 1 May 2026 | 社会保険労務士法人アジ Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Involvement disclosed - Career-Up Subsidy | - | On June 24, 2024, Hiroyuki Imamura of Kumamoto City was publicly disclosed by the Kumamoto Labor Bureau for involvement in the fraudulent receipt of the Career Up Subsidy. He created contracts and was involved in the improper receipt of the subsidy through the An Management Office at address Kumamoto City, Chuo-ku, Kusabacho 2-5. |
| 23 Apr 2026 | 三祥株式会社 Entity match unconfirmed — disclosure name only | MHLW / Labour Bureau employment subsidies | Improper receipt disclosed - Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy | ¥12M | Kanagawa Labor Bureau announced that Sansho Corporation improperly received 11,550,000 yen in the Emergency Employment Stabilization Subsidy, with the violation identified as fraudulent receipt. |
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