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This document announces the disclosure of a business that fraudulently received employment adjustment subsidies and emergency employment stabilization subsidies. It was confirmed that the representatives of Kurotaki Mori Monogatari Village, Tsujimura Genjiro and Tatsumi Shigeru, submitted false applications claiming to have suspended operations on days they were actually operating. The total amount of fraudulent subsidies was 23,405,759 yen for the employment adjustment subsidy and 1,426,992 yen for the emergency employment stabilization subsidy, both of which have been fully returned. The subsidy decisions were revoked on October 24, 2022, and the announcement was made on December 16, 2022.

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