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Immunisation
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2020/3/11 09:51
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Are records kept of Japanese children's immunisation history? If so, where can I obtain a copy? Who in Japan is authorised to certify that a copy is that of an original document? Cheers
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by couldabeen
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Re: immunisation
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2020/3/11 12:22
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Looking back (I am Japanese, who attended local schools), if I wanted to get any record of what immunization shots I took, I would only have the gBoshi Techoh (motherfs record-keeping notebook, issued by the city hall to the mother when the kid was born) for the time when I was considered an infant/toddler, then check the MHLWfs website to see from which year to which year certain shots were routinely given at schools, and apply that to the time when I was in school (elementary to junior high schools), and my own recollections, to rely on. If you finished schools years ago, I doubt that the schools you went to could provide any official documents about it.
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