Doctors in Tokyo who work in English, Chinese and Russian
8 doctors in Tokyo whose working language is recorded somewhere we can point at. Listed by language: 8 in English, 6 in Chinese, 2 in Russian. Last checked between 15 August 2026 and 16 August 2026. Each language has its own list below, so anyone who works in two appears in both.
This is a directory, not medical advice. A language claim says nothing about clinical quality, and in an emergency use the local emergency number rather than this page.
English-speaking doctors in Tokyo8
American Clinic Tokyo
1-7-4 Akasaka, Minato
SpeaksJapaneseEnglish
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. Its languages column for this one reads "English, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Nepali". The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. Its languages column for this one reads "English, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Nepali". The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
On the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Japan, which names the languages of each facility rather than only whether English is spoken. These are the languages it lists against this one. The FCDO publishes the list without endorsing anyone on it.
All 8 come from one place, the UK Foreign Office's travel advice. A consular list names providers who work in that country’s own language and is published without any guarantee of the service; the mission says as much in its own wording, quoted on each entry below.
Every entry here sits on an official list, which is the strongest tier this directory carries: a government published the name because the provider works in that government’s language. We have not called or visited any of them, so nothing here is a recommendation from us.
Where in Tokyo
Every address we hold for these sits in postcode 8655. That is where this source looked, not where every doctor in Tokyo is.
If none of these fits
If none of these fits, the nearest doctors we list are in Nagoya (1, 255 km away), Kyoto (1, 360 km away) and Osaka (1, 392 km away). Tokyo itself also has 22 lawyers and 2 therapists listed. A gap here means we have not found a source we can cite, not that nobody exists.
8. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not the number practising in Tokyo.
Which languages are recorded?
English (8), Chinese (6), Russian (2), Vietnamese (1). A provider can appear under more than one language.
When was this last checked?
Between 15 August 2026 and 16 August 2026. Each entry links to the source it was read on, so you can check it yourself.
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