Narimasuekimae-seikeigekarihabiri Clinic
Narimasuekimae Seikei Rehab Clinic sits on the third floor of a commercial building right in front of Narimasu Station on the Toei Mita Line — easy to find, easy to get to. It’s a focused orthopedics and rehabilitation practice, meaning this is your spot for joint pain, back problems, sports injuries, post-surgery recovery, and anything musculoskeletal that’s been grinding you down.
Staff have conversational English, so you’re not walking in completely blind. It won’t be a fully bilingual experience, but basic communication about symptoms, treatment plans, and appointments should be manageable without pulling out Google Translate every five seconds. Having some Japanese vocabulary for your specific complaint helps, but it’s not a dealbreaker.
The clinic runs a standard Japanese outpatient model — you register, wait, see the doctor, possibly get imaging or physical therapy, and pay on the way out. Bring your health insurance card. If you’re dealing with something chronic, rehabilitation services here mean you can keep coming back to the same place rather than bouncing between facilities.
Patient Feedback
Patients generally find the clinic straightforward and efficient for orthopedic complaints. The rehab setup means you’re not just seen once and sent home — follow-up physical therapy is part of the picture. Wait times run typical for a Japanese neighborhood clinic: expect 20–40 minutes during busy periods. The doctor is described as thorough and practical rather than chatty. Good for people who want a clear diagnosis and a treatment plan, not a lengthy conversation.
English Language Proficiency
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Contact & Location
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03-3822-4112 -
http://www.narimasu-seikei.com
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東京都板橋区成増２－１４－５ ＥＨ第２ビル ３階Ｃ室
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Narimasu Station (Fukutoshin Line) — 2 min walk
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Ready to Book Your Appointment?
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- Mention if you need English-speaking staff assistance.
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