Morimoto Rihabiri Seikeigeka
Morimoto Rihabiri Seikeigeka is an orthopedic and rehabilitation clinic sitting on the second floor of a Daiei supermarket in Higashi-Ojima, Koto Ward. Yes, it’s above a grocery store — which actually makes it easy to find and convenient to combine with errands. The clinic focuses on musculoskeletal issues: joint pain, sports injuries, fractures, post-surgery rehab, that kind of thing. They have rehab equipment and physiotherapy on-site, not just a consult-and-go setup.
Their website has some English content, which suggests awareness of non-Japanese patients, but don’t assume you’ll walk in and be handed an English intake form. Front desk English is unconfirmed. Bring a translation app, prep your symptoms in Japanese if you can, or bring someone bilingual if your situation is complex. For straightforward orthopedic visits — a bad knee, shoulder pain, something you can point at — the language gap is usually manageable.
Koto Ward isn’t a typical expat hub, so this isn’t a clinic built around foreign patients. It’s a solid neighborhood orthopedic clinic that happens to have some English-facing materials online.
Patient Feedback
Patient feedback points to a competent, no-frills orthopedic setup. The rehab facilities get mentioned positively — this isn’t a clinic that just hands you a prescription and sends you home. Wait times can stretch during busy morning hours, as is typical for neighborhood clinics in Tokyo. Doctors appear thorough with diagnosis, and the physical therapy staff are described as attentive. The supermarket location makes parking and access easier than most urban clinics. Nothing flashy, just functional.
English Language Proficiency
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Contact & Location
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03-3822-4112 -
http://morimoto-seikei.jp
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東京都江東区大島７－３８－３０ ダイエー東大島店２Ｆ
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Higashi-Ojima Station (Oedo Line) — 2 min walk
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