Myogadani Keiki Shikaiin

Myogadani Keiki Shikaiin is a small dental clinic sitting on the second floor of a building in Otsuka, Bunkyo — a quiet residential pocket of Tokyo that most expats don’t stumble into unless they live nearby. The clinic covers standard dental work: cleanings, fillings, checkups, that kind of thing. Nothing flashy, just a neighborhood dentist doing its job.

The website has some English-language content, which suggests they’ve thought about non-Japanese patients at least a little. But don’t walk in expecting a fully bilingual experience — that’s not confirmed. If your Japanese is minimal, bring a translation app or a Japanese-speaking friend for anything beyond the basics. For routine work where you can point at the tooth that hurts, you’ll probably manage fine.

Myogadani Station (Marunouchi Line) is the closest stop, a short walk away. It’s a convenient option if you’re living in Bunkyo or commuting from central Tokyo. Not the most internationally-oriented clinic in the city, but it’s a real neighborhood dental practice that seems to at least acknowledge that not everyone reads Japanese.