Yanesen Shika
Yanesen Shika sits in Sendagi, right in the middle of the old-Tokyo neighbourhood that gives it its name — Yanaka, Nezu, Sendagi. It’s a small, local dental clinic, not a big international practice. The website has some English content, which suggests they’ve made at least some effort to reach non-Japanese patients, but don’t show up expecting a fully bilingual experience. This is a neighbourhood dentist doing standard dental work: cleanings, fillings, general care. If you live in Bunkyo or the surrounding shitamachi area and want somewhere close and accessible, it’s worth a call. Just go in with realistic expectations about language — have Google Translate ready and keep your treatment needs simple to communicate.
Patient Feedback
Patient feedback points to a quiet, unhurried clinic — the kind of place where you’re not shuffled in and out. Locals appreciate the convenient location in a walkable neighbourhood. No reports of long waits. The dentist appears thorough and careful rather than rushed. It’s a small practice, so expect a personal feel rather than a polished clinical setup. Not a lot of expat reviews exist, so the picture is incomplete.
English Language Proficiency
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Contact & Location
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03-3822-4112 -
http://yanesendc.com/
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東京都文京区千駄木３－４６－１０ １Ｆ
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Nezu Station (Chiyoda Line) — 3 min walk
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