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This is Japan’s National Cancer Center — one of the most specialized oncology hospitals in the country, sitting in Tsukiji, Chuo Ward. The dermatology department here focuses heavily on skin cancers and complex dermatological conditions, so if you’re dealing with something serious, this is the right level of care. It’s not a walk-in clinic for a rash — expect a referral-based system and longer waits. That said, they do have some English capability, which is genuinely useful at a hospital this size. Staff at the international desk can help navigate appointments, and some doctors have conversational English. Forms and signage lean Japanese, so bring a translation app as backup. The Tsukiji area is easy to reach, close to Tsukijishijo Station on the Oedo Line. If your GP has flagged something concerning on your skin, this is exactly the kind of specialist center they should be referring you to.