Akihabara Jin Clinic
Akihabara Jin Clinic sits on the second floor of a building in Akihabara’s outer-Kanda area — not the anime district exactly, but close enough that you’ll walk past game shops to get there. The focus is internal medicine with a nephrology lean (jin = kidney in Japanese), so this is a place for ongoing health management, chronic conditions, and organ-specific concerns rather than quick walk-in fixes.
The clinic is run under the Yayoi-kai medical corporation. Their website has some English-facing content, which is a decent sign, but that doesn’t mean the front desk will switch smoothly into English when you show up. Realistically, expect Japanese-dominant interactions. If your Japanese is basic or nonexistent, bring a translation app or a bilingual friend — especially for anything kidney-related, where precision in communication actually matters. It’s a specialist-leaning internal medicine practice, not a general expat-friendly clinic. Good option if you’ve been referred here or specifically need nephrology-adjacent care in central Tokyo.
Patient Feedback
Patient feedback for this clinic is limited in English-language spaces. It’s a specialist-leaning practice, so visitors tend to be there for specific, ongoing reasons rather than one-off visits. The Yayoi-kai group has a reputation for structured, methodical care rather than rushed appointments. Wait times are hard to predict without firsthand data. If you’ve been referred here by another doctor, you’re probably in reasonable hands — but don’t expect the relaxed, expat-oriented experience you’d get at an international clinic.
English Language Proficiency
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Contact & Location
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03-3822-4112 -
http://yayoi-kai.jp/clinic/akiba/
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東京都千代田区外神田１－１６－９ 朝風二号館ビル２階
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Akihabara Station (JR Yamanote Line) — 3 min walk
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