COVID-19 Vaccination Schedule (as of 6/9/2021)

1

Those 65 and older (born on or earlier than April 1, 1957)

Residents at elderly/disabled care facilities or those hospitalized at medical institutions who would like to be vaccinated

Begins 5/10 (sequentially)

Begins May 10 (at facilities)

Those 80 and older

Begins 5/10

• Begins May 17 (Group Vaccinations)
• Begins May 24 (Individual Vaccinations)

*Note: Some medical institutions will begin on May 17

Those 75 and older but less than 80

Begins 6/4 (tentative)

Mid-June (tentative)

Those 70 and older but less than 75

Begins 6/14 (tentative)

Late June (tentative)

Those 65 and older but less than 70

Begins 6/21 (tentative)

Late June (tentative)

2

Those 64 or younger (born on or after April 2, 1957)

Those with pre-existing conditions

Early July (tentative)

TBD

3

Staff members at elderly care facilities (etc)

4

Those 60-64 (born April 2, 1957-April 1, 1962)

5

Others not listed above

Period

Amount of Vaccines Supplied
(Number of people who can be fully vaccinated)

Week of 4/5

485

Week of 4/26-5/3

11,212

Week of 5/10-17

56,745

Week of 5/24-31

94,185

Week of 6/7-14

Week of 6/21-28

Venue

Number of People

Choosing Vaccination Candidates

Private Commercial Facilities

150

Candidates will be chosen (50 from each area) after conducting discussions and coordinating with local organizations in the areas where the venues are located (Hiroshima Marina Hop, Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima, and Aeon Mall Hiroshima Gion).

Public Facilities (Temporary)

60

Candidates will be chosen after conducting discussions and coordinating with local organizations in the areas where the venues are located (elementary schools in the Shiraki area).

Welfare Facilities (for the Elderly/Hibakusha)

180

• An elderly care facility will be chosen based on the number of people to be vaccinated (80 residents at a special care facility) through the Hiroshima City Medical Association.
• All residents at Hiroshima Nursing Home for Victims of the Atomic Bomb Funairi Mutsumi-en, run by the Hiroshima A-Bomb Survivors Relief Foundation, have been chosen for vaccination (100 residents).

Subtotal

390

Venue

Number of People

Choosing Vaccination Candidates

Clinics (Private Medical Institutions)

80

Medical institutions to perform vaccinations will be chosen through medical associations in the city area; candidates will then be chosen at each medical institution.

• 10 people per ward×8 wards = 80 people

(50 from the Hiroshima City Medical Association, 20 from the Asa Region Medical Association, 10 from the Aki Region Medical Association)

House Calls (Private Medical Institutions)

15

Medical institutions to perform vaccinations will be chosen through medical associations in the city area; candidates will then be chosen at each medical institution (15 people).

Subtotal

95

Grand Total (Group＋Individual)

485