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The Japanese government has been working on digital government initiatives, including the "Digital Government Execution Plan" decided on January 16, 2018. The plan aims to achieve a "one-stop service" for various administrative procedures, making it easier for citizens to access government services online. Key points of the plan include:

Abolishing attached documents and introducing a system for administrative agencies to share information
Requiring each ministry to create a mid-to-long-term plan for digitalization
Promoting online applications and reducing paperwork
Introducing a "one-stop" system for processing multiple procedures at once, such as those related to moving, childcare, and inheritance

The plan also includes the introduction of a "child-rearing one-stop service" that allows citizens to apply for various childcare-related services online, including childcare benefits and nursery school applications. The service is expected to reduce the burden on citizens and administrative agencies, and make it easier for citizens to access government services.