Kanda Kirisutokyo Shinryojo
Kanda Kirisutokyo Shinryojo is a Christian foundation-run dermatology clinic tucked into the Kanda Mitoshire area of Chiyoda — one of Tokyo’s more central, business-heavy neighborhoods. The clinic is part of the Fukuin Medical Foundation, which has a long history of mission-based healthcare in Japan.
For expats, the situation is a bit murky. The clinic’s website has some English content, which suggests awareness of international patients, but it’s not a dedicated English-friendly clinic by any stretch. You’re not walking into a place with bilingual staff at the front desk. Expect Japanese forms, Japanese-speaking reception, and the need to prepare your symptoms in writing beforehand if your Japanese is limited. A translation app will be your best friend here.
That said, dermatology is one of those specialties where showing up with photos of your skin issue goes a long way regardless of language. The clinic is small, foundation-run, and not a commercial chain — which tends to mean less of a conveyor-belt feel. If you’re in Chiyoda and need a dermatologist, it’s a reasonable option with appropriate preparation.
Patient Feedback
Patient feedback for this clinic is limited publicly, which is common for smaller foundation-run clinics in Japan. What’s consistent with similar setups: expect a quieter, less rushed atmosphere than big hospital dermatology departments. Wait times are generally manageable at smaller clinics like this. Doctors tend to be thorough rather than dismissive. Don’t expect a lot of small talk — it’ll be efficient and clinical. Come prepared with your medical history written out.
English Language Proficiency
For translating forms, prescriptions, or discharge summaries, Jozu is worth having on your phone.
Contact & Location
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03-3822-4112 -
https://www.fukuin.net
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東京都千代田区神田美土代町７－４ 東英美土代ビル
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Awajicho Station (Marunouchi Line) — 2 min walk
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