Inagi Hasegawa Shikaiin
Inagi Hasegawa Shikaiin is a dental clinic on the second floor of Joy Building in Inagi City, out in the southwestern suburbs of Tokyo. It’s a general dentistry practice covering the usual range — cleanings, fillings, extractions, orthodontics, implants. The clinic is run under a medical corporation (Tokuseikal), which usually means a bit more organizational structure than a solo practice.
For English speakers, this isn’t a fully bilingual clinic, but staff have conversational English and there are some English-language resources available. That means you won’t be completely on your own trying to mime a toothache, but you might still want to prep some Japanese dental vocabulary for more complex consultations. The neighborhood is residential and quiet — classic outer Tokyo suburbs — so it draws a lot of local families. That tends to mean a relaxed atmosphere compared to busier central-Tokyo dental offices. Worth knowing: it’s on the second floor, so look for the building signage rather than street-level signage.
Patient Feedback
Patients tend to describe a calm, unhurried experience — typical of suburban Tokyo dental clinics where appointments aren’t stacked back-to-back. The dentists are reported to be thorough with explanations, which matters a lot when you’re not fluent. Wait times are generally reasonable if you book ahead. The second-floor location in a local commercial building gives it a neighborhood-practice feel rather than a sterile chain-clinic vibe. Families with kids seem well-represented in the patient mix.
English Language Proficiency
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Contact & Location
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03-3822-4112 -
http://www.inagi-hasegawa.com
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東京都稲城市東長沼532 ジョイビル2F
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Inagi Station (Keio Sagamihara Line) — 8 min walk
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