Mori Neurosurgical Clinic

Mori Neurosurgical Clinic sits in a residential pocket of Shinagawa, tucked inside a modern apartment building on a quiet street in Nakanobu. Despite the name, this clinic operates as a dermatology practice — worth knowing before you show up expecting brain surgery. The space is small and neighborhood-focused, drawing mostly local patients rather than the international crowd you’d find in central Tokyo.

English capability here is conversational — enough to get through a basic consultation without your phone translator doing all the heavy lifting. Don’t expect full bilingual intake forms or an English-fluent front desk, but simple communication about symptoms and treatment should be manageable. Come with some prep: photos of your skin concern, a written note about your symptoms, and any medication names in Japanese if you have them.

Getting here takes a bit of effort — Nakanobu Station on the Tokyu Ōimachi Line is your closest bet. Not the most convenient clinic for expats living in central Tokyo, but if you’re in the Shinagawa area, it’s a solid local option.