Dermatology clinic in Itabashi, Tokyo, operating under the Dojunkai medical foundation. Staff have conversational English, making basic intake and symptom communication manageable for expats. Good for
Hospital-based dermatology department in Kita Ward, Tokyo. Part of the IMS Group network, with conversational English support available at reception. A practical option for English-speaking expats in
Aisei Byouin offers dermatology within a larger foundation-run hospital in Itabashi, Tokyo. English is available on their website but in-person English support is unconfirmed — call ahead or come prep
Hospital-affiliated dermatology clinic in Itabashi, Tokyo. Covers a full range of skin conditions within a larger hospital setup. Some English content exists online, but on-the-ground English support
A Tokyo Metropolitan public hospital in Itabashi with a dermatology department and confirmed English language support. Handles more complex skin conditions than most private clinics, accepts Japanese
Dermatology department inside a major public geriatric hospital in Itabashi. Website has partial English content, but on-the-ground English support is uncertain. Best suited for expats who can bring a
Dermatology clinic within a larger hospital in Minami-Senju, Arakawa. Part of the Seishikai medical corporation with some English online presence, though full English support at reception isn't confir
Sekikawa Hospital is a dermatology-focused hospital in Arakawa's Nishi-Nippori area. They have some English content online, but full English service isn't confirmed. Worth considering if you're in the
Kimura Hospital offers dermatology care in Arakawa's Minami-Senju neighborhood, with staff who have conversational English. It's a hospital-scale setup rather than a small clinic, and it's reachable f
Takinogawa Byouin offers dermatology services as part of a larger hospital in Kita, Tokyo. It's run by a social welfare foundation, so expect a clinical, no-frills environment. Some English content ex
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