Seikeigeka Supo-Tueiyoukurinikku Daikannyama

Sports and nutrition medicine in one of Tokyo’s more polished neighborhoods — Daikanyama, just a short walk from Ebisu Station. The clinic sits on the third floor of Daikanyama Parks, a low-key building that fits the area’s understated vibe. The name translates roughly to Sports and Nutrition Clinic Daikanyama, which tells you exactly what they’re focused on: orthopedic-adjacent internal medicine, recovery, and dietary guidance for active people.

The website has some English content, which is a decent sign, but don’t assume you’ll walk in and have a fluent English consultation waiting for you. Full English service hasn’t been confirmed. That said, the clinic’s niche — sports medicine, nutrition — means the vocabulary tends to be more universal and easier to navigate with a translation app than, say, a complex gastro visit. If you’re dealing with a sports injury, fatigue, or want medically guided nutrition advice, this is worth a call ahead to test the waters on English support before booking.