①The insurer providing insurance for specially-insured day laborers is JHIA.

②Of the services imposed on insurers providing insurance for specially-insured day laborers, the issuance of an insurance book for a specifically insured day laborer, collection of insurance premiums pertaining to a specially-insured day laborer and collection of day laborer contributions, as well as services incidental to these are covered by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare.

②If the ratio of the total number of days of payment of insurance premiums pertaining to the standard daily wage amount corresponding to the highest grade of standard daily wage amount to the total number of days of payment of insurance premiums pertaining to specially-insured day laborers in one fiscal year exceeds 0.03, and it is found that the status will continue, the grading of standard daily wage amount may be revised by adding another grade above the highest grade from September 1 in the following fiscal year by Cabinet Order; however, the ratio of the total number of days of payment of insurance premiums pertaining to the standard daily wage amount corresponding to the highest grade of standard daily wage amount to the total number of days of payment of insurance premiums pertaining to specially-insured day laborers in that fiscal year must not fall below 0.01.

③The provisions of Article 40, paragraph (3) apply mutatis mutandis to the establishment or amendment of Cabinet Order referred to in the preceding paragraph.

①The daily amount of wages is calculated pursuant to the following items:

②In the case of the preceding paragraph, with regard to a wage to be paid other than in currency, the amount is specified by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare based on the local market price.

①A day worker who becomes a specially-insured day laborer must request the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare to issue a specially-insured day laborer's insurance book within five days since the day on which the person becomes a specially-insured day laborer; however, this does not apply if the person already has a specially-insured day laborer's insurance book issued that contains a blank space for stamps for proof of health insurance.

②When the Minister of Health, Labour, and Welfare receives a request referred to in the preceding paragraph, the Minister must issue a specially-insured day laborer's insurance book.

③A person who has received a specially-insured day laborer's insurance book must return it to the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare if it has become obvious that the person is unlikely to become a specially-insured day laborer within the period during which a blank space for stamps for proof of health insurance remains in the insurance book, or receives approved pursuant to the proviso to Article 3, paragraph (2).

④The form, issuance and return of and other necessary matters concerning an specifically insured day laborer's insurance book are specified by Order of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.

Insurance benefits pursuant to this Act pertaining to specially-insured day laborers (including former specially-insured day laborers; the same applies hereinafter in this Section) are as follows:

①Benefits for medical treatment, or dietary treatment expenses for inpatients, living support expenses for inpatients, medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing, transport expenses, injury and sickness allowance, burial charges, lump-sum allowance for childbirth and childcare, or childbirth allowance, pertaining to a specially-insured day laborer, are not paid if the specially-insured day laborer may receive payment equivalent to these for the same sickness, injury, death or childbirth pursuant to the provisions of the preceding Chapter, medical insurance laws other than this Act (excluding the National Health Insurance Act; the same applies hereinafter in this Article), the laws and regulations prescribed in Article 55, paragraph (1), or the Long-Term Care Insurance Act.

②When the JHIA finds it necessary for the payment of injury and sickness allowance pertaining to specially-insured day laborers, it may request persons who provide benefits pursuant to the provisions of the Industrial Accident Compensation Insurance Act, the National Public Officers' Accident Compensation Act, or the Local Public Officers Accident Compensation Act or a Prefectural or Municipal Ordinance based on that Act to provide necessary materials about the status of payment of those benefits.

③Benefits for medical treatment, or expenses for dietary treatment for inpatients, expenses for living support for inpatients, medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing, transport expenses, burial charges, or lump-sum allowance for childbirth and childcare, pertaining to a specially-insured day laborer, are not paid, to that extent, if the relevant person has received a benefit equivalent to payment of dependent's medical expenses (including medical expenses paid pursuant to the provisions of Article 132 as applied mutatis mutandis to Article 140, paragraph (2)), dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing, dependent's transport expenses, dependent's burial charges, or lump-sum allowance for dependent's childbirth and childcare for the same sickness, injury, death or childbirth pursuant to the provisions of the preceding Chapter or the provisions of medical insurance laws other than this Act.

④Dependent's medical expenses, dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing, dependent's transport expenses, dependent's burial charges, or dependent's lump-sum allowance for childbirth and childcare, pertaining to a specially-insured day laborer, are not paid if the relevant person may receive a benefit equivalent to payment of those expenses or allowances, or benefits for medical treatment, dietary treatment expenses for inpatients, living support expenses for inpatients, medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing, transport expenses, burial charges, or lump-sum allowance for childbirth and childcare under this Chapter for the same sickness, injury, death or childbirth pursuant to the provisions of the preceding Chapter, medical insurance laws other than this act, or the Long-Term Care Insurance Act.

⑤Special medical expenses (including medical expenses paid pursuant to the provisions of Article 132 as applied mutatis mutandis to Article 145, paragraph (6)) are not paid if the relevant person may receive benefits equivalent to benefits for medical treatment, dietary treatment expenses for inpatients, living support expenses for inpatients, medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing, dependent's medical expenses, or dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing under this Chapter for the same sickness or injury pursuant to the provisions of the preceding Chapter, the provisions of medical insurance laws other than this Act, the laws and regulations prescribed in Article 55, paragraph (1), or the Long-Term Care Insurance Act.

⑥Benefits for medical treatment, or expenses for dietary treatment for inpatients, expenses for living support for inpatients, medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing, transport expenses, dependent's medical expenses, dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing, dependent's transport expenses, or special medical expenses, pertaining to a specially-insured day laborer, are not made to that extent if the specially-insured day laborer received medical treatment or medical expenses for the same sickness or injury borne by the national government or a local government pursuant to the provisions of other Acts.

①With regard to sickness and injury of a specially-insured day laborer, benefits for medical treatment listed in each item of Article 63, paragraph (1) are paid.

②To receive benefits for medical treatment, a specially-insured day laborer must fall under any of the following items on the day on which the benefits are received; provided, however, that in the case of item (ii), benefits for medical treatment are not provided for sickness or injury for which a benefit for medical treatment was provided under item (i) or any sickness or injury caused thereby:

③When a specially-insured day laborer proves that the laborer falls under item (i) of the preceding Article with a specially-insured day laborer's insurance book and applies, the insurer must issue a qualified recipient card which shows confirmation of the proof or add the confirmation to a qualified recipient card which has already been issued.

④When intending to receive benefits for medical treatment listed in each item of Article 63, paragraph (1), a specially-insured day laborer is to select a hospital, clinic, or pharmacy from those listed in paragraph (3), item (i) or (ii) of the same Article, submit the laborer's qualified recipient card thereto, and receive the benefits therefrom.

⑤The qualified recipient card referred to in the preceding paragraph must have been confirmed pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) and thereby prove that the recipient requirements for sickness and injury prescribed in paragraph (2) are met.

⑥The form of a qualified recipient card, the confirmation pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3), and other necessary matters concerning a qualified recipient card are specified by Order of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.

①When a specially-insured day laborer (excluding a person who receives medical treatment consisting of hospitalization in a sanatorium ward and care and other nursing incidental to that medical treatment after the month which contains the person's 65th birthday (hereinafter referred to as a "specially-insured day laborer receiving specified long-term hospitalization")) submits the laborer's qualified recipient card to a hospital or clinic which the laborer selected from those listed in Article 63, paragraph (3), item (i) or (ii) and receives dietary treatment along with benefits for medical treatment listed in paragraph (1), item (v) of the same Article from the hospital or clinic, dietary treatment expenses for inpatients pertaining to the dietary treatment are paid.

②The provisions of Article 129, paragraphs (2), (4) and (5) apply mutatis mutandis to the payment of dietary treatment expenses for inpatients.

①When a specially-insured day laborer receiving specified long-term and hospitalization submits the laborer's qualified recipient card to a hospital or clinic which the laborer selected from those listed in Article 63, paragraph (3), item (i) or (ii) and receives living support along with benefits for medical treatment listed in paragraph (1), item (v) of the same Article from the hospital or clinic, living support expenses for inpatients pertaining to the living support are paid.

②The provisions of Article 129, paragraphs (2), (4) and (5) apply mutatis mutandis to the payment of living support expenses for inpatients.

①When a specially insured day laborer submits the laborer's qualified recipient card and receives evaluation treatment, patient-requested treatment, or selective treatment from a hospital, clinic, or pharmacy that the laborer selected from those listed in Article 63, paragraph (3), item (i) or (ii), medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage are paid for expenses required for that treatment.

②The provisions of Article 129, paragraphs (2), (4) and (5) apply mutatis mutandis to the payment of medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage.

①When an insurer finds it difficult to pay benefits for medical treatment or expenses for dietary treatment for inpatients, living support expenses for inpatients, or medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage (hereinafter referred to as a "benefits for medical treatment, etc." in this paragraph) or finds it unavoidable in cases where a specially-insured day laborer has received any medical care, medication or treatment from a hospital, clinic, pharmacy or other person not listed in Article 63, paragraph (3), items (i) and (ii), it may pay medical expenses in lieu of benefits for medical treatment, etc.

②The provisions of the preceding paragraph apply when a specially-insured day laborer receives medical care or medication from a hospital, clinic or pharmacy listed in Article 63, paragraph (3), item (i) or (ii) without the confirmation prescribed in Article 129, paragraph (3) and the insurer finds that the lack of confirmation was due to urgent and unavoidable reasons.

①When a specially-insured day laborer submits the laborer's qualified recipient card to a designated home-nursing provider selected by the laborer, and receives designated home-nursing from the provider, with regard to expenses incurred in the designated home-nursing, medical expenses for home-nursing are paid.

②The provisions of Article 129, paragraphs (2) and (5) apply mutatis mutandis to the payment of medical expenses for home-nursing.

When a specially-insured day laborer has been transported to a hospital or clinic in order to receive medical treatment (including medical treatment covered by medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage or by special medical expenses), an amount calculated pursuant to Order of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare referred to in Article 97, paragraph (1) as transport expenses.

①When a specially-insured day laborer receives benefits for medical treatment (including benefits in the form of medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, and medical expenses for home nursing, as well as in-home long-term care service expenses, special in-home long-term care service expenses, community-based long-term care service expenses, special community-based long-term care service expenses, long-term care facility service expenses, exceptional allowance for long-term care facility services, expenses for services to prevent long-term care, and exceptional allowance for services to prevent long-term care, pursuant to the provisions of the Long-Term Care Insurance Act (limited to those equivalent to medical treatment pertaining to in-home services or equivalent services, community-based services or equivalent services, facility services, or services to prevent long-term care or equivalent services), paid to persons who have a qualified recipient card referred to in Article 129, paragraph (3) (limited to cards falling under the provisions of paragraph (5) of the same Article); the same applies in the following paragraph and following Article) and is unable to engage in labor due to the medical treatment (including in-home services and services equivalent thereto, facility services, and long-term care preventive services equivalent to medical care, and services equivalent thereto), the injury and sickness allowance is paid for the period during which the specially-insured day laborer is unable to engage in work, starting from the day on which three days elapsed after the day on which the laborer became unable to engage in work.

②The amount of sickness and injury allowance per day is an amount prescribed in the following items, in accordance with the classifications in the following items; provided, however, that if both items are applicable, the larger of the amounts is paid:

③The payment period for injury and sickness allowance pertaining to a specially-insured day laborer is not to exceed six months (one year and six months for sickness and injury designated by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare) from the day on which the payment started, with regard to the same sickness and injury as well as any sickness and injury caused thereby.

④If a specially-insured day laborer is, with regard to sickness or injury, unable to receive all of the benefits for medical treatment or all of the payment of medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, or medical expenses for home nursing pursuant to the provisions of Article 128, or unable to receive all of the payment, pursuant to Article 20 of the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, of expenses for in-home long-term care services, expenses for special in-home long-term care services, expenses for community-based long-term care services, expenses for special community-based long-term care services, expenses for long-term facility care services, expenses for special long-term care facility services, expenses for services to prevent long-term care, or expenses for special services to prevent long-term care pursuant to the provisions of that Act (limited to payment made to those who have a qualified recipient card under Article 129, paragraph (3) (limited to cards falling under paragraph (5) of the same Article); the same applies hereinafter in this paragraph), then benefits for medical treatment or payment for medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, or medical expenses for home nursing, and relevant benefits equivalent to payment of expenses for in-home long-term care services, payment of expenses for special in-home long-term care services, payment of community-based long-term care services, payment of expenses for special community-based long-term care services, payment of long-term care facility service expenses, payment of expenses for special long-term care facility services, payment of expenses for services to prevent long-term care, or payment of expenses for special services to prevent long-term care, pursuant to the provisions of the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, as well as payment of expenses for the relevant medical treatment and other medical treatment are deemed to be benefits for medical treatment or payment of medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, or medical expenses for home nursing pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter, or payment of expenses for in-home long-term care services, payment of expenses for special in-home long-term care services, payment of expenses for community-based long-term care services, payment of expenses for special community-based long-term care services, payment of expenses for long-term care services, payment of expenses for special long-term care facility services, payment of expenses for services to prevent long-term care, or payment of expenses for special services to prevent long-term care, pursuant to the provisions of the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, and the provisions of paragraphs (1) and (2) apply.

①When a specially-insured day laborer dies, insurance premiums had been paid for the laborer for 26 days or more in total in the two months preceding the month including the day of death or for 78 days or more in total in the six months preceding that month, and the laborer received benefits for medical treatment, or payment of medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, or medical expenses for home nursing at the time of death, or the death was within three days since the day of loss of benefits for medical treatment, or payment of medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, or medical expenses for home nursing, the amount of burial charges specified by Cabinet Order referred to in Article 100, paragraph (1) is paid to the person whose livelihood depends on the income of the laborer 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 amount of burial charges referred to in the preceding paragraph is paid to the person who arranged the burial.

When a specially-insured day laborer gives birth and insurance premiums have been paid for the laborer for 26 days or more in total during the two months preceding the month including the day of childbirth, an amount specified by Cabinet Order referred to in Article 101 is paid as a lump-sum allowance for childbirth and childcare.

①Childbirth allowance is paid to a specially-insured day laborer eligible for payment of lump-sum allowance for childbirth and childcare in the period during which the laborer does not engage in labor, starting 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 ending 56 days following the day of childbirth.

②The amount of childbirth allowance per day is an amount equivalent to 1/45th of the largest of the monthly total of the specially-insured laborer's standard daily wages pertaining to the days for which insurance premiums were paid in the four months preceding the month including the day of childbirth.

Injury and sickness allowance is not paid to a specially-insured day laborer during the period in which the laborer receives childbirth allowance; provided, however, that if the amount of injury and sickness allowance exceeds the amount of childbirth allowance, this does not apply to the amount in excess.

①When a dependent of an insured person submits the dependent's qualified recipient card to a hospital, clinic, or pharmacy that the dependent selected from those listed in Article 63, paragraph (3), item (i) or (ii) and receives evaluation treatment, patient-requested treatment, or selective treatment from that hospital, clinic, or pharmacy, dependent's medical expenses are paid to the specially-insured day laborer for the expenses required for the treatment.

②The provisions of Article 129, paragraphs (2), (4) and (5) as well as Article 132 apply mutatis mutandis to the payment of dependent's medical expenses.

③The provisions of Article 87, paragraphs (2) and (3) apply mutatis mutandis to the calculation of the amount of medical expenses paid pursuant to the provisions of Article 132, paragraph (1) or (2) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to the preceding paragraph.

①When a dependent of a specially-insured day laborer submits the dependent's qualified recipient card to a designated home-nursing provider selected by the dependent, and receives designated home-nursing from the provider, with regard to expenses incurred in the designated home-nursing, dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing are paid to the specially-insured day laborer.

②The provisions of Article 129, paragraphs (2) and (5) apply mutatis mutandis to the payment of dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing.

When a dependent of a specially-insured day laborer is transported to a hospital or clinic in order to receive medical treatment to which expenses for dependent's medical treatment pertain (including medical treatment covered by special medical expenses), an amount calculated pursuant to Order of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare referred to in Article 97, paragraph (1) is paid, as dependent's transport expenses, to the specially-insured day laborer.

①When a dependent of a specially-insured day laborer dies, dependent's burial charges are paid to the specially-insured day laborer.

②In order for a specially-insured day laborer to receive dependent's burial charges, insurance premiums must have been paid for the specially-insured day laborer for 26 days or more in total during the two months preceding the month including the day of death or for 78 days or more in total during the six months preceding that month.

③The amount of dependent's burial charges is an amount specified by Cabinet Order referred to in Article 113.

①When a dependent of a specially-insured day laborer gives birth to a child, lump-sum allowance for dependent's childbirth and childcare is paid to the specially-insured day laborer.

②In order for a specially-insured day laborer to receive lump-sum allowance for dependent's childbirth and childcare, insurance premiums must have been paid for the specially-insured day laborer for 26 days or more in total in the two months preceding the month including the day of childbirth or for 78 days or more in total in the six months preceding that month.

③The amount of lump-sum allowance for dependent's childbirth and childcare is the amount specified by Cabinet Order referred to in Article 101.

①If a specially-insured day laborer falls under any of the following items, and three months (two months if the day on which the laborer fell under the item is the first day of the month; the same applies in paragraph (5)) have not elapsed since the first day of the month including the day on which the laborer fell under the item, or the laborer's dependent submitted a special medical expense card for a hospital, clinic or pharmacy that the dependent selected from those listed in Article 63, paragraph (3), item (i) or (ii) and received medical treatment therefrom, or submitted the special medical expense card to a designated home-nursing provider that the dependent selected and received designated home-nursing, special medical expenses required for the medical treatment or designated home-nursing are paid to the specially-insured day laborer; provided, however, that this does not apply if, with respect to the relevant sickness or injury, the specially-insured day laborer is eligible for benefits for medical treatment, for payment of expenses for dietary treatment for inpatients, expenses for living support for inpatients, medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing, dependent's medical expenses, or dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing, or is eligible for payment of expenses for in-home long-term care services, expenses for special in-home long-term care services, expenses for community-based long-term care services, expenses for special community-based long-term care services, expenses for long-term care facility services, allowance for special long-term care facility service expenses, expenses for services to prevent long-term care, or expenses for special services to prevent long-term care pursuant to the provisions of the Long-Term Care Insurance Act:

②The amount of special medical expenses is the amount stated in item (i) below for medical treatment provided by a hospital, clinic, or pharmacy listed in Article 63, paragraph (3), item (i) or (ii) (if dietary treatment is included in the treatment, the sum of the amount stated in item (i) below and the amount stated in item (ii); if living support is included in the treatment, the sum of the amount stated in item (i) below and the amount stated in item (iii)), or the amount listed in item (iv) for designated home-nursing provided by a designated home-nursing provider:

③When applying the provisions of the preceding paragraph to a person who receives medical treatment or designated home-nursing referred to in paragraph (1) before the first March 31 after the person's 6th birthday, "0.70" in items (i) and (iv) of the same paragraph is replaced with "0.80".

④When applying the provisions of paragraph (2) to a person who receives medical treatment or designated home-nursing referred to in paragraph (1) (excluding insured persons who fall under the cases listed in Article 74, paragraph (1), item (iii) as applied mutatis mutandis to Article 149 and their dependents, and the dependents of insured persons specified by Cabinet Order) after the month following the month which included the person's 70th birthday, "0.70" in paragraph (2), items (i) and (iv) are replaced with "0.80".

⑤An insurer issued a special medical expense card upon application by a specially-insured day laborer who falls under any of the items of paragraph (1) if three months have not elapsed since the first day of the month in which the laborer acquired the eligibility.

⑥The provisions of Article 132 apply mutatis mutandis to the payment of special medical expenses. In this case, the phrases "confirmation prescribed in Article 129, paragraph (3)" and "lack of confirmation" in Article 132, paragraph (2) are deemed to be replaced with "issuance of a special medical expense card" and "lack of issuance".

⑦The provisions of Article 87, paragraphs (2) and (3) apply mutatis mutandis to the calculation of the amount of medical expenses paid pursuant to the provisions of Article 132, paragraph (1) and (2) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to the preceding paragraph.

⑧The form and issuance of special medical expense cards and other necessary matters concerning them are specified by Order of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.

Special medical expenses for a specially-insured day laborer who received approval pursuant to the proviso to Article 3, paragraph (2) are not paid from the day on which the laborer becomes no longer a specially-insured day laborer, and special medical expenses for a specially-insured day laborer who returns the relevant specially-insured day laborer's insurance book pursuant to the provisions of Article 126, paragraph (3) are not paid from the day following the day on which that insurance book was returned.

When the amount of co-payment made in relation to the payment of benefits for medical treatment or the amount calculated by deducting, from the amount of expenses incurred in medical treatment (excluding dietary treatment and living support), an amount equivalent to the amount paid as medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing, dependent's medical expenses, dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing, or special medical expenses (in the following Article referred to as the "amount of co-payment pertaining to specially-insured day laborer") pertaining to a specially-insured day laborer is extremely large, high-cost medical expenses are paid to the specially-insured day laborer who received benefits for that medical treatment, or the payment of the medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing expenses, dependent's medical expenses, or dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing, or special medical expenses.

When the amount of co-payment, etc. pertaining to a specially-insured day laborer (when high-cost medical expenses referred to in the preceding Article are paid, the amount obtained by deducting an amount equivalent to the amount so paid from the amount of co-payment, etc.) or the sum of the amount to be borne by a user of a long-term care service pursuant to the provisions of Article 51, paragraph (1) of the Long-Term Care Insurance Act (when expenses for high-cost long-term care service referred to in the same paragraph are paid, the amount obtained by deducting the amount so paid from the amount to be borne by the user of long-term care service) and the amount to be borne by a user of a service to prevent long-term care pursuant to the provisions of Article 61, paragraph (1) of the same Act (when expenses for high-cost preventive long-term care service referred to in the same paragraph are paid, the amount obtained by deducting the amount so paid from the amount to be borne by the user of preventive long-term care service) is extremely large, expenses for high-cost medical treatment combined with long-term care are paid to the specially-insured day laborer who received benefits for medical treatment pertaining to the amount of the co-payment, or payment of medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing, dependent's medical expenses, dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing, or special medical expenses.

A person who intends to receive payment of dietary treatment expenses for inpatients, living support expenses for inpatients, medical expenses combined with treatment outside insurance coverage, medical expenses, medical expenses for home-nursing, transport expenses, injury and sickness allowance, burial charges, lump-sum allowance for childbirth and childcare, childbirth allowance, dependent's medical expenses, dependent's medical expenses for home-nursing, dependent's transport expenses, dependent's burial charges, lump-sum allowance for dependent's childbirth and childcare, or special medical expenses pertaining to a specially-insured day laborer must submit an application for the payment with a specially-insured day laborer's insurance book, qualified recipient card, or other documents that prove that the person meets the recipient requirements pursuant to Order of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.