Mami Dentarukurinikku

Mami Dental Clinic sits in Nihonbashi Kakigaracho, a quiet pocket of Chuo-ku that’s more business district than tourist trap. The clinic handles general dentistry — cleanings, fillings, the usual — and their website has some English content, which is a decent sign. Whether that translates to a fully English-capable reception desk is less certain. The website presence suggests they’re at least aware that non-Japanese patients exist, but you’d want to call ahead or email before assuming you’ll have a smooth English conversation at the front desk. For routine dental work in central Tokyo, it’s a practical option if you’re working or living around Nihonbashi. Bring your insurance card, know your Japanese dental vocab if you can, and maybe have Google Translate ready just in case. Not flashy, not a tourist-oriented “foreigner-friendly” clinic — just a neighborhood dental office in a convenient central location.