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Infectious disease outbreak situation
Last updated on April 3, 2025.
Yokohama City Infectious Disease Trend Survey
- Total information (Class 3 to 5 infectious diseases)
- Fixed Point Information (Class 5 Infectious Diseases)
- See in the graph
[Reference]
Notification standards and notification styles for infectious diseases (for medical institutions)
Total information (Class 3 to 5 infectious diseases)
- 2025 (PDF: 205KB) (R7.4.3 update)
- 2024 (PDF: 298KB) (Updated R7.3.13)
- 2023 (PDF: 296KB) (Updated R6.3.28)
- 2022 (PDF: 272KB) (Updated R5.5.25)
- 2021 (PDF: 268KB) (Updated R4.5.12)
- 2020 (PDF: 262KB) (Updated R3.10.7)
- 2019 (PDF: 301KB) (Updated R2.10.22)
- 2018 (PDF: 326KB) (R original. 10.7 update)
- 2017 (PDF: 255KB) (Updated H30.10.3)
- 2016 (PDF: 122KB) (H29.3.9 update)
- 2015 (PDF: 168KB) (Updated H28.10.18)
- 2014 (PDF: 128KB) (Updated H27.10.8)
- 2013 (PDF: 201KB) (Updated H26.9.22)
- 2012 (PDF: 42KB) (Updated H25.10.22)
- 2011 (PDF: 10KB) (Updated H25.2.1)
- 2010 (PDF: 13KB) (Updated H23.3.10)
- 2009 (PDF: 13KB) (Updated H22.12.28)
- 2008 (PDF: 9KB) (Updated H21.4.26)
Fixed Point Information (Class 5 Infectious Diseases)
Weekly Report
5-week distinction and age group fixed point information (excluding core fixed points)
Gender fixed-point information (including core fixed-points) for most recent weeks
- The 13th week of 2025 (from March 24 to March 30) (PDF: 80KB) (R7.4.3)
- List of past weekly reports (dividendations and genders for most recent weeks)
[Reference]
Report Weekly Response Table (National Institute of Infectious Diseases) (outside site)
Monthly Report
See in the graph
- Trends of Class 5 Infectious Diseases in Yokohama City (fixed-point grasp) in the past 5 years as seen in graph - Until the 13th week of 2025 (posted on R7.4.3)
- Type-specific outbreaks of influenza rapid test kits as seen in graphs - Until the 13th week of 2025 (R7.4.3)
- Influenza epidemic level map (National Institute of Infectious Diseases) (outside site)
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Inquiries to this page
Infectious Diseases and Epidemiology Information Division, Medical Care Bureau Institute of Health
Phone: 045-370-9237
Phone: 045-370-9237
Fax: 045-370-8462
E-Mail address [email protected]
Page ID: 654-984-726