①In the case of the death of an insured person, an amount specified by Cabinet Order is paid as burial charges to the person whose livelihood depends on the income of the insured person and who arranged the burial.

②If there is no one to receive burial charges pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, an amount equivalent to the expenses required for the burial within the range of the amount in the same paragraph is paid to the person who arranged the burial.

When an insured person gives birth, the amount specified by Cabinet Order is paid as a lump-sum allowance for childbirth and childcare.

①When an insured person gives birth, childbirth allowance is paid in the period during which the person does not engage in work, including 42 days (98 days in the case of multiple fetuses) preceding the day of childbirth (the scheduled date of childbirth if the day of childbirth is after the scheduled date of childbirth) and 56 days following the day of childbirth.

②The provisions of Article 99, paragraphs (2) and (3) apply mutatis mutandis to the payment of childbirth allowance.

①Injury and sickness allowance is not paid during the period in which childbirth allowance is paid (excluding cases falling under Article 108, paragraph (3) or (4)); provided, however, that if the amount of childbirth allowance to be received (in the case of the proviso to paragraph (2) of the same Article, the total sum of the amount of remuneration prescribed in the proviso and the amount of childbirth allowance calculated pursuant to the proviso) is less than the amount calculated pursuant to the provisions of Article 99, paragraph (2), the difference between those amounts is paid.

②If injury and sickness allowance is paid when childbirth allowance is to be paid, the injury and sickness allowance (excluding an allowance paid pursuant to the proviso to the preceding paragraph) is deemed as part payment of childbirth allowance.

A person who continued to have been an insured person for one year or more until the day preceding the day of loss of eligibility (in case of an insured person with optional and continued coverage, by the day of acquisition of eligibility) as an insured person (excluding insured persons with optional and continued coverage who are members of a mutual aid association) (referred to as a "person who was insured for one year or more" in Article 106) and who received payment of injury and sickness allowance or childbirth allowance at the time of loss of the eligibility may continue to receive the benefits from the same insurer for the period in which the person was eligible for the payment as an insured person.

①When a person receiving insurance benefits pursuant to the provisions of the preceding Article dies, a person who had been receiving insurance benefits pursuant to the provisions of the same Article dies within three days after the day of loss of the benefits, or a person who was an insured person dies within three days after the day of loss of a eligibility as an insured person, a person whose livelihood depends on the income of the insured person and who arranges the burial may receive burial charges from the last insurer of the insured person.

②The provisions of Article 100 apply mutatis mutandis to a case in which no one is eligible to receive burial charges pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph and to the amount of burial charges referred to in the same paragraph.

A person who was an insured person for one year or more and gives birth within six months after the date of loss of the eligibility as an insured person may be paid the lump-sum allowance for childbirth and childcare that should have been received as an insured person from the person's last insurer.

Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding three Articles, when a person who was an insured person becomes an insured person covered by Seamen's Insurance, insurance benefits are not paid.

①Injury and sickness allowance is not paid to a person who may receive all or part of the person's remuneration in case of sickness or injury during the period in which the person may receive the remuneration; provided, however, that if the amount of the remuneration to be received is less than the amount calculated pursuant to the provisions of Article 99, paragraph (2) (excluding the cases falling under Article 103, paragraph (1) or , paragraph (3) or (4)), the difference between those amounts is paid.

②Childbirth allowance is not paid to a person who may receive all or part of the person's remuneration in case of childbirth during the period in which the person may receive the remuneration; provided, however, that if the amount of the remuneration to be received is less than the amount of childbirth allowance, the difference between those amounts is paid.

③Injury and sickness allowance is not paid when the person to receive injury and sickness allowance is eligible for a disability welfare pension pursuant to the Employee's Pension Insurance Act due to the same sickness and injury, and diseases caused thereby; provided, however, that if the amount of the disability welfare pension to be received (when it is possible to receive the disability basic pension pursuant to the National Pension Act based on the same payment reason as that for the disability welfare pension, the total sum of the amount of the disability welfare pension and the amount of the disability basic pension) calculated pursuant to Order of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (hereinafter referred to as the "amount of disability pension" in this paragraph) is less than the amount calculated pursuant to the provisions of Article 99, paragraph (2), the difference between the calculated amount and an amount specified in accordance with the classification of each of the following items is paid:

④When a person who is to receive injury and sickness allowance is eligible for disability allowance pursuant to the Employee's Pension Insurance Act due to the same sickness and injury, and diseases caused thereby, injury and sickness allowance is not paid during the period from day on which the person starts receiving the disability allowance until the day on which the total sum of the amounts calculated pursuant to the provisions of Article 99, paragraph (2) in the case where the person is to receive payment of injury and sickness allowance after that day reaches the amount of the disability allowance; provided, however, this does not apply to the difference between that total amount and the disability allowance or another difference specified by Cabinet Order if the person is entitled to all or some of remuneration or eligible for childbirth allowance, or in other cases specified by Cabinet Order on the day when the total amount reaches or exceeds the amount of the disability allowance.

⑤When a person who is to receive injury and sickness allowance (limited to a person who is to receive it pursuant to the provisions of Article 104 and who meets the requirements specified by Cabinet Order) is eligible for payment of pension benefits specified by Cabinet Order pursuant to the National Pension Act or the Employee's Pension Insurance Act with aging or retirement as the grounds for payment (hereinafter referred to as "superannuation benefits" in this paragraph and the following paragraph), injury and sickness allowance is not paid; provided, however, that if the amount of the superannuation benefits (if there are two or more superannuation benefits, the total sum of the benefits) calculated pursuant to Order of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is less than the amount of injury and sickness allowance, the difference between those amounts is paid.

⑥When finding it necessary for the payment of injury and sickness allowance pursuant to the provisions of the preceding three paragraphs, an insurer may request those who pay superannuation benefits (referred to as "pension insurers" in the next paragraph) to provide necessary materials about the status of payment of disability welfare pension or disability basic pension referred to in paragraph (2), disability allowance referred to in paragraph (3), or superannuation benefits referred to in the preceding paragraph.

⑦Pension insurers (except for the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare), with the consent of the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare, may delegate affairs related to the provision of documents pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph to the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare.

①When a person prescribed in any of paragraphs (1) through (4) of the preceding Article becomes sick or injured, or gives birth, with respect to all of part of the remuneration to which the person is entitled, the entire amount of injury and sickness allowance or childbirth allowance is paid if the person is unable to receive all of the remuneration, and the difference between the amount of remuneration received and the amount of injury and sickness allowance or childbirth allowance is paid if the person is unable to receive part of the remuneration and the received amount is less than the amount of injury and sickness allowance or childbirth allowance; provided, however, that if a part of injury and sickness allowance or childbirth allowance is received pursuant to the provisions of the proviso to paragraph (1), paragraph (2), paragraph (3) or paragraph (4) of the preceding article, an amount equivalent to the allowance is deducted from the amount to be paid.

②The amount paid by the insurer pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph is collected from the employer.