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Search clinics across Japan by prefecture, language and department.
Find clinics that say they accept foreign patients.
Used to urgent care at home? How clinics work in Japan
In Japan you usually choose a clinic by its department and walk in yourself. For a cold, a fever or stomach trouble, the official visitor guide points to internal medicine, which works like a family doctor. Type what you need in the search below and we show the department the guide suggests.
Large hospitals are mainly for referrals and emergencies. At a university hospital or a large hospital with 200 or more beds, a first visit without a referral letter from a clinic costs an extra ¥7,000 or more (¥5,000 or more for dental) on top of the bill. Emergency patients are not charged this fee. Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
Opening hours vary from clinic to clinic. Call before you go, and ask whether you need an appointment. In an emergency, call 119.
In an emergency, call 119 for an ambulance. This list starts from the national register of medical institutions that accept foreign patients, run by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and the Japan Tourism Agency, plus consulate lists and our own checks of clinic websites. Languages, hours and booking options can change. Call the clinic to confirm before you go. A listing is not an endorsement or a quality rating. No paid placements.
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It is a weekday daytime in Japan, when most clinics are open. Call to check before you go.
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eHealthclinic
イーヘルスクリニック新宿院
Internal medicine: general · Internal medicine: nephrology · Urology
Shinjukutoyo BLDG. 3F,2-6-4 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo,160-0022
Nearest station: 新宿三丁目, about 1 min walk
Saturday hours · Evening hours · Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Eiju General Health Screening Center, Ueno
永寿総合健診・予防医療センター
Health screening
Found on a consulate list or the clinic’s own website. Checked 2026-10-24.
Emi Clinic Todaimae
えみクリニック東大前
Dermatology · Internal medicine: general
1F Est Hongō, 2-2-6 Mukōgaoka, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
Nearest station: 東大前, about 1 min walk
Evening hours · Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Endo Clinic
遠藤医院
Internal medicine: general
#305, Meguro Nishiguchi Mansion, 2-24-13 Kamiosaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, 141-0021
Nearest station: 目黒, about 2 min walk
Saturday hours
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Evergreen medical clinic
エバーグリーンメディカルクリニック
Dermatology · Internal medicine: allergy · Internal medicine: general · OB/GYN · Surgery: general · Urology
2F, VORT Roppongi II, 7-12-15 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Nearest station: 六本木, about 2 min walk
Evening hours · Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Expat Irako Clinic
五十子クリニック
5-3-29 Kyodo, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 156-0052
Found on a consulate list or the clinic’s own website. Checked 2026-10-24.
Fertility Clinic Tokyo
医療法人社団こうのとり会ファティリティクリニック東京
OB/GYN
A-PLACE Ebisu Higashi 1F , 3-13-11 Higashi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0011
Nearest station: 恵比寿, about 5 min walk
Saturday hours · Evening hours · Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Fix Dental Clinic112-0002
フィックスデンタルクリニック
Dental: general
Koishikawa 1-5-1 3F Bunnkyo-ku TOKYO
Nearest station: 春日, about 1 min walk
Saturday hours · Sunday or holiday hours · Evening hours
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Fujimi clinic
ふじみクリニック
Internal medicine: allergy · Pediatrics
Omori Nixhi, 3-1-38 3F, Ota
Nearest station: 大森町, about 8 min walk
Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Fujimi Dental Clinic
Dental: general
Found on a consulate list or the clinic’s own website. Checked 2026-10-24.
Fujimoto International Dental Clinic
医療法人社団藤本会藤本歯科医院
Dental: general
Kami-Pulp Kaikan (Phoenix Plaza) 4F,Ginza 3-9-11, Chuo-ku, Tokyo-to, 104-8139
Nearest station: 東銀座, about 2 min walk
Evening hours · Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Fukuoka Dental Clinic
医療法人社団明徳会福岡歯科新川院
Dental: general
2F, Rokko Daini Building, 1-3-7 Shinkawa, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0033
Nearest station: 茅場町, about 3 min walk
Saturday hours · Evening hours
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Fukutomi Dental Office
フクトミデンタルオフィス
Dental: general
1F, 27-7 Motoyoyogicho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 151-0062
Nearest station: 代々木八幡, about 4 min walk
Saturday hours · Evening hours · Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Furukawa Dental Clinic
古谷歯科医院
Dental: general
1-7-6 Sennincho, Hachioji, Tokyo, 193-0835
Nearest station: 北野, about 49 min walk
Saturday hours · Evening hours
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Futakotamagawa Celeste Clinic
二子玉川セレストクリニック
Internal medicine: general · Internal medicine: respiratory · Surgery: general · Surgery: orthopedic
B1 A＊G Futakotamagawa 3-14-8 Tamagawa Setagaya-Ku, Tokyo 158-0094
Nearest station: 二子玉川, about 3 min walk
Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Garden Clinic Hiroo
ガーデンクリニック広尾
Dermatology
2F, Nansei NS Building, 7-14-7 Minamiaoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-0062
Nearest station: 広尾, about 8 min walk
Saturday hours · Evening hours · Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
General Internal Medicine Clinic Ningyocho
内科総合クリニック人形町
Internal medicine: general
1-6-10 Ningyocho, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Unicom Ningyocho Building 1st floor
Nearest station: 人形町, about 2 min walk
Saturday hours · Evening hours · Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
Ginza Iin
Ginza Hospital
Health screening
Found on a consulate list or the clinic’s own website. Checked 2026-10-24.
Global Travelers Health Check-up Center
医療法人社団渡航者健診クリニック
Health screening
Yurakucho Denki Bldg.South Wing 3F 1-7-1Yurakucho,Chiyoda-ku,Tokyo 100-0006,Japan
Nearest station: 日比谷, about 1 min walk
Evening hours · Cards accepted
Listed in the national foreign-patient register. Checked 2026-06-30.
GLOBE Clinic Shinjuku
GLOBE Clinic 新宿院
3F TRES SHINJUKU, 3-28-4 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022
Found on a consulate list or the clinic’s own website. Checked 2026-10-24.
Need an interpreter or a help line?
Interpreters and help lines
Get language support over the phone or by video during a medical visit, or call a help line to find facilities that speak your language. These services help you communicate with medical staff; they do not provide a doctor’s consultation.
You can call these yourself
Japan Visitor Hotline (JNTO)
Call directly
The Japan National Tourism Organization’s help line for visitors, including support when you are ill or injured.
24 hours, every day
How to use this service
Call the number and explain what you need. From outside Japan, dial +81-50-3816-2787.
English, Chinese and Korean
Public service information checked 2026-10-25. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
Tokyo Metropolitan Health and Medical Information Center (Himawari)
Call directly
Information on Tokyo medical facilities that support foreign languages, and on how Japan’s medical system works.
9:00 to 20:00, every day
How to use this service
The service is free; you pay your own call charges. It is an information line, not an emergency service.
English, Chinese, Korean, Thai and Spanish
Public service information checked 2026-10-25. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
Fukuoka International Medical Support Center
Call directly; no registration
A prefectural call center offering telephone interpreting between you and medical staff, plus information on Fukuoka medical facilities.
24 hours, every day
How to use this service
The service is free; you pay your own call charges. You can call with the doctor for a three-way interpreted call.
21 languages, including English, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Nepali, Spanish and Portuguese
Public service information checked 2026-10-25. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
Okinawa Medical Multilingual Call Center for visitors
Call directly (visitors)
A prefectural line for visitors who fall ill or are injured in Okinawa. It can point you to medical facilities with language support.
24 hours, every day
How to use this service
Visitors, their companions or hotel staff can call. Clinics in Okinawa use a separate interpreting line.
18 languages, including English, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese
Public service information checked 2026-10-25. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
mediPhone
Direct patient registration
Telephone medical interpretation for visits to hospitals, clinics and pharmacies.
How to use this service
Register through the provider’s patient service and check the current fee before calling. Confirm that your hospital can use a remote interpreter.
English, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese and Vietnamese, alongside Japanese
Public service information checked 2026-10-16. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
AMDA Medical Information Center
Patient enquiries; reservation needed
A nonprofit organisation offering remote medical interpretation by telephone or web meeting.
How to use this service
Arrange a reservation and confirm your language’s schedule. Ask the medical facility whether it can use the service.
Language availability varies by day; check the provider’s schedule
Public service information checked 2026-10-16. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
Ask your clinic or hospital to use these
Many hospitals already have access to an interpreting service through the prefecture or a contract. Ask at reception whether they use one of these.
Aichi Medical Interpretation System
Your hospital arranges it
Telephone interpreting and interpreter visits at participating hospitals, clinics and health centers in Aichi.
Telephone interpreting 24 hours; Vietnamese and Filipino 8:00 to 20:00
How to use this service
Patients cannot book directly. Check the participating facility list on the service website and ask the hospital to use the system. Fees may apply.
English, Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Filipino and Korean
Public service information checked 2026-10-25. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
BRIDGE MULTILINGUAL SOLUTIONS
Arrange through your hospital or organisation
Remote interpreting services that include healthcare communication, with telephone and video options.
How to use this service
Ask your hospital whether it has a contract or can arrange the service. The provider’s business enquiry route is not an instant patient booking service.
Ask the provider about the language and medical interpreting support required
Public service information checked 2026-10-16. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
BeBorn
Arrange through your hospital or organisation
Telephone interpreting between a patient, medical staff and a remote interpreter.
How to use this service
The published service uses a dedicated number for contracted clients. Ask your hospital whether it can arrange access and confirm medical interpreting availability.
Check your language and service hours with the provider
Public service information checked 2026-10-16. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
Osaka Prefecture 24-hour Multilingual Remote Medical Interpreting
Clinics and pharmacies in Osaka register; ask yours
Free telephone interpreting for registered medical institutions and pharmacies in Osaka Prefecture.
24 hours, every day
How to use this service
Ask the clinic or pharmacy whether it is registered with the prefecture’s remote interpreting service. You will be asked to agree before an interpreter joins.
English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Thai and French
Public service information checked 2026-10-25. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
Kanagawa Medical Interpreter Dispatch System (MIC Kanagawa)
Your hospital arranges it
Trained interpreters sent to about 70 cooperating hospitals in Kanagawa Prefecture.
How to use this service
Ask the hospital’s medical counseling desk how to book. The hospital pays a set fee and some hospitals ask the patient to cover part of it.
13 languages, including Chinese, Korean, Tagalog, Portuguese, Spanish, English, Thai, Vietnamese and Nepali
Public service information checked 2026-10-25. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
Ministry of Health rare-language remote interpreting
Registered medical institutions; ask yours
A government-funded telephone interpreting service for less common languages that commercial services often cannot cover.
How to use this service
If your language is hard to find, ask the hospital whether it is registered with the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare rare-language service.
Less common languages; the hospital can check yours
Public service information checked 2026-10-25. Confirm availability, language and fees directly.
Will my travel insurance pay?
Every policy is different, so check your own policy wording. This is a general guide, not a coverage decision.
Usually covered: doctor visits and hospital care for an illness or injury that starts suddenly during the trip, emergency dental treatment for pain relief, and complications of pregnancy. (Squaremouth, World Nomads)
Usually not covered: conditions you had before buying the policy unless it includes a waiver, routine check-ups and health screening, vaccinations, prescription refills, routine pregnancy care and childbirth, dental work that can wait until you are home, and any treatment you planned or travelled to Japan for. Injuries from some higher-risk activities are excluded unless you add cover.
Before you need it: the Japan National Tourism Organization strongly recommends travel insurance, and visitors with unpaid medical bills may be refused entry later. Check whether your policy is cashless, meaning the insurer pays the clinic directly, because some clinics do not take cards. Keep the insurer’s emergency number with you, and ask your credit card provider whether your card includes cover. You can also buy insurance after you arrive. (JNTO)
At the clinic: call your insurer first if you can, keep every receipt and any documents from the doctor, and ask the insurer which forms it needs for a claim.