LANDIC NIHOMBASHI CLINIC
Landic Nihombashi Clinic is an internal medicine practice sitting on the second floor of the Landic Nihombashi Building, right in the heart of Chuo’s business district. This is classic salaryman territory — think suits, lunch crowds, and a clinic that caters to working adults who need efficient, no-fuss care. Internal medicine here covers the usual range: colds, fatigue, chronic conditions, checkups, and referrals when something more serious needs chasing down.
The English situation is murky. There’s some English on their website, which suggests awareness that foreign patients exist, but that doesn’t always translate to smooth English consultations. You’re not walking into a fully bilingual setup. If your Japanese is limited, bring a translation app, a bilingual friend, or at minimum a written note explaining your symptoms. That said, plenty of expats navigate clinics like this just fine with a bit of preparation. Location-wise, Nihombashi is well-connected and easy to reach. This is a practical neighborhood clinic — not flashy, not international-facing, but functional for straightforward medical needs.
Patient Feedback
Patient feedback on this clinic is sparse in English-language circles, which itself tells you something — it’s not a go-to expat destination. Those who have visited note it runs like a typical Japanese neighborhood clinic: organized, relatively efficient, and not much for small talk. Wait times are generally reasonable outside peak morning hours. Doctors are thorough in the way Japanese internal medicine tends to be — methodical, not rushed, but communication can be a barrier if neither side shares a language.
English Language Proficiency
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Contact & Location
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03-3822-4112 -
http://www.landic-nihonbashi.com/
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東京都中央区日本橋２－１６－１３ ランディック日本橋ビル２Ｆ
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Nihombashi Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line) — 2 min walk
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