KOMAESHI KYUJITUOUKYUSHINRYOJO

Komaeshi Kyujitsu Oukyuu Shinryojo is a holiday emergency clinic — emphasis on *holiday*. It’s not a regular daily clinic. It exists specifically to handle urgent cases on Sundays and public holidays when most of Komae’s other medical options are shut. Located on the second floor of the Aitopiа Center in Moto-Izumi, it’s run by the city and staffed by rotating local doctors covering internal medicine basics.

For expats, this is a useful backup option when something goes wrong on a day off and you can’t wait until Monday. Don’t expect a dedicated English-speaking doctor — the rotating staff model makes that unpredictable. The website has some English-facing content, but the actual service level in English is genuinely unclear and likely varies by who’s on duty. Bring a translation app and, ideally, a Japanese-speaking friend if you can.

This is a public health resource, not a private expat-friendly clinic. Functional, city-run, and there when you need it most — just don’t expect hand-holding.