Hospitals - 東京カレッジ

Hospitals

The University of Tokyo Health Service Center

If you have any symptoms of illness, you can visit the Health Service Center. There are English-speaking doctors.

Each health service center provides initial consultation and treatment but does not administer long-term care for chronic illnesses (except for psychiatry). If necessary, the doctor will refer you to another hospital.

The University of Tokyo Health Service Center: https://www.hc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/

To find out the days and hours of service, contact the Health Service Center or visit the website. Since they do not provide consultation via email, please go visit in person for any examination and consultation. Please be sure that you have your university ID card and some money with you.

 

Moreover, please note that you cannot use your health insurance card at the Health Center. There are fee rules that do not depend on the health insurance system and payments should be made in cash at the time of the visit. However, since you may be referred to an outside medical institution on the same day, please bring your health insurance card with you.

 

Hospitals and Clinics

There are a wide variety of medical centers in Japan, including general hospitals, specialized hospitals, and clinics. The choice of which facility depends on the type and severity of your medical problem. Most of them accept health insurance, so please be sure to take your health insurance card with you when you visit.

If you experience a serious illness or other medical emergency, dial 119 to call an ambulance

 

 

Medical Service in Foreign Languages

The following services can refer you to doctors who speak languages other than Japanese.

AMDA Medical Information Center

・ Medical information net (NAVII):https://www.iryou.teikyouseido.mhlw.go.jp/znk-web/juminkanja/S2300/initialize

・Himawari, a medical institution information service, provides residents of Tokyo with information on medical institutions in Tokyo by phone.

Telephone: 03-5272-0303 (Hours: 24 hours a day, every day)

・ “Multilingual Medical Questionnaires” can help you convey how you feel in your own language in case of sickness. You can download multilingual medical questionnaires for free.

 

Contact: tokyo.college.adm@gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp

 

Last updated : October 09, 2025


TOP