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Clinic Hours

Hours & Hotel Coverage

Mon – Sun 08:00 AM to 20:00 (Walk-in support)

From 20:00 to 08:00 AM (Hotel visits only)

Only clinic in Japan providing 24 hours medical support.

Supported Hotels

Clientele staying in the following hotels in the Minato Mirai Area of Yokohama are supported by our clinic:

  • The Kahala Hotel and Resort
  • Intercontinental Grand
  • Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu
  • Intercontinental Pier-8
  • The Westin
  • Hyatt Regency Yokohama
  • Hotel New Grand

We also support clientele staying at Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand, Haneda International Airport.

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Emergency Support

Emergency Medical Support & Pharmacy Guide

For Four Seasons Hotel Otemachi Tokyo, Intercontinental Tokyo Bay, Hotel Fairmont Tokyo / Year-End & New Year 2026-27

During the holiday season (Dec 29 - Jan 3), most medical institutions in Japan are closed. RED MAPLE CLINIC remains OPEN for online consultations and has coordinated with the following pharmacies to ensure guests can receive medication.

STEP 1: Consult a Doctor (First Aid)

Before going to a pharmacy, please consult with a doctor to get a valid prescription.

RED MAPLE CLINIC (Dr. Kurenai Takebayashi)

  • Status: OPEN 365 Days (Including New Year Holidays)
  • Service: Online Consultation (Video Call) / Home Visit (Upon request)
  • Language: English
  • Contact:
Dr. Koh Takebayashi

RED MAPLE CLINIC, JAPAN

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Doctor's Note: I have personally spoken with the managers of the pharmacies listed below. They are ready to accept prescriptions from RED MAPLE CLINIC for your guests.

STEP 2: Pick Up Medication (365-Day Open Pharmacies)

The following two pharmacies are OPEN every day, including New Year's Day. Please note: Japanese law typically requires patients to pick up medication in person.

ADDRESS 1: Ain Pharmacy Yaesu Side

Recommended for taxi arrival

Located near Tokyo Station Yaesu North Exit. Easier for taxi drop-off.

  • Name: Ain Pharmacy - Yaesu-guchi Branch
  • Hours: 9:00 - 20:00 (Mon-Sat) / 9:00 - 18:00 (Sun/Holidays)
    * Please check actual hours for Dec 31-Jan 3
  • Location: B1 Tekko Bldg 1-8-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-Ku , Tokyo
  • Japanese Taxi Address: アイン薬局 八重洲口店 東京都千代田区丸の内1-8-2 鉄鋼ビルディング地下1階

ADDRESS 2: Ain Pharmacy Gransta Marunouchi

Located inside Tokyo Station (Marunouchi Side), just outside the ticket gates. Good if you are already near the station.

  • Name: Ain Pharmacy - Gransta Marunouchi Branch
  • Hours: 8:00 - 22:00 (Mon-Sat) / 8:00 - 21:00 (Sun/Holidays)
  • Location: B1, JR East Tokyo station Yokochi, GranSta Marunouchi 1-9-1 Chiyoda ku, Tokyo
  • Japanese Taxi Address: アイン薬局 グランスタ丸の内店 東京都千代田区丸の内1-9-1 JR東日本東京駅構内地下1階

Important Instructions for Guests

  1. Online Consultation First: Please have a consultation with Dr. Takebayashi (RED MAPLE CLINIC) to have the prescription sent to the pharmacy digitally or via Fax.
  2. Bring Passport & Insurance: When picking up medication, please bring your Passport and Credit Card/Cash.
  3. In-Person Visit: Currently, the pharmacy requests the patient (or a representative) to visit the counter directly for medication instructions.

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How to See a Doctor in Japan as a Tourist | Red Maple Clinic
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By Dr. KurenaiAug 18, 2026

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Need to see a doctor in Japan as a tourist? Learn where to go, what to bring, how much care costs, prescriptions, insurance claims, and online consultations. Japan just had its biggest tourism year on record. In 2025, the country welcomed a record 42.7 million international visitors , a jump of more than 15.8% over the previous high of 36.9 million in 2024 — and that number keeps climbing. With that many travelers moving through the country at any given time, it's only natural that a growing number of them will, at some point, need to see a doctor. If that happens to you, the good news is that seeing a doctor in Japan as a tourist is far more straightforward than it might feel in the moment. There's a clear path from "I don't feel well" to "I have a diagnosis, a prescription, and a plan" you just need to know the steps. This guide walks through that entire journey, from recognizing that you need care to following up once you're back home.

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English Speaking Doctors in Japan - How to Find a Reliable Doctor
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By Dr KurenaiAug 18, 2026

English Speaking Doctors in Japan - How to Find a Reliable Doctor

Moving to Japan, working here on assignment, or simply spending an extended stretch of time in the country raises a question that a single vacation rarely does: who is my doctor going to be? A one-off clinic visit for a cold is one thing. Finding a physician you can rely on for ongoing check-ups, prescriptions, referrals, and the occasional "is this serious?" moment is a different challenge entirely — and it's one that a lot of expats, students, and long-term visitors underestimate until they actually need it. This guide is about that bigger question: how English speaking doctors in Japan actually fit into the healthcare system, how the insurance side works differently depending on your visa status, how referrals to specialists happen, and how to evaluate a doctor's credentials before you commit to seeing them regularly — whether you're based in Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, or connecting with a physician online from somewhere less internationally connected.

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English Speaking Walk-In Clinics in Tokyo for Foreigners

Getting sick or injured is stressful enough without adding a language barrier on top of it. If you're a tourist, expat, or business traveller in Tokyo and you suddenly need to see a doctor, you've probably had at least one of these thoughts: Will anyone here speak English? Do I need an appointment? How much is this going to cost me? Will my insurance even work? You're not alone in asking these questions. Every year, thousands of foreigners in Japan search for an English speaking clinic in Tokyo often at the worst possible moment, mid-fever, mid-flight-delay, or mid-vacation. The good news is that Tokyo has a growing number of clinics built specifically for this situation: places where you can walk in without a reservation, explain your symptoms in plain English, and walk out with a diagnosis, a prescription, and a clear understanding of what happens next. This guide breaks down exactly how healthcare works for foreigners in Japan, what to expect from a Tokyo walk-in clinic for foreigners , how much it typically costs, and how to find a clinic you can actually trust whether you're in Shinjuku, Shibuya, or staying near Yokohama.

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By Red Maple ClinicJun 26, 2026

Arriving at Haneda Airport Terminal 3? Your VIP Concierge Doctor Awaits in Tokyo & Yokohama

Welcome to Japan! If you have just landed at Haneda Airport Terminal 3 (HND), you are likely heading to a luxury hotel in the Tokyo or Yokohama area to begin your business trip or exclusive vacation. However, long-haul flights, jet lag, and sudden climate changes can sometimes take a toll on your body. Whether it is an unexpected fever, severe fatigue, or a sudden stomach issue, navigating the local healthcare system in a foreign country can be a daunting experience. Language barriers and crowded waiting rooms are the last things you want to deal with. That is where RED MAPLE CLINIC YOKOHAMA steps in. Need Urgent Care? Request an On-Call Doctor 1. Premium "On-Call" Medical Support for International Travelers We specialize in providing fast, frictionless, and premium medical care exclusively for international executives, VIPs, and luxury hotel guests. Directed by a former Public Health Center Director, our clinic ensures you receive world-class medical attention without ever compromising your comfort or privacy. Here is how we support your health during your stay in Japan: 2. Direct Access to Japan's Ultimate Medical Facilities Our care does not stop at quick symptom relief. If our advanced triage indicates that you require a more comprehensive check-up or specialized treatment, we have an exclusive, fast-track referral network. We can directly transfer you to Japan's most prestigious medical facilities, including: As your primary concierge doctor, we handle all the complex medical coordination and data transfers, ensuring a seamless luxury experience. 3. Focus on Your Journey, Leave Your Health to Us Do not let a sudden illness disrupt your carefully planned trip. Save our contact information before you even leave Haneda Airport Terminal 3. We are your dedicated medical safety net in Japan. Need Urgent Care? Request an On-Call Doctor

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[Director's Story] MD × Public Health × MBA: Why a Medical Specialist is Launching "Executive Medical Care" in Bashamichi, Yokohama
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[Director's Story] MD × Public Health × MBA: Why a Medical Specialist is Launching "Executive Medical Care" in Bashamichi, Yokohama

Hello. I am Dr. Kurenai Takebayashi, Clinic Director of RED MAPLE CLINIC. On July 21, 2026, our clinic is scheduled to open its doors in Bashamichi, Yokohama—a city where profound history intersects with a vibrant international community. What we offer is not merely a place to treat illness. We provide "medical care that maximizes performance and time" for busy professionals and global executives. Why did a physician who started in clinical practice, served as a top director in public health, and later earned an MBA decide to launch a completely new concept of an international clinic in Yokohama? Allow me to share my story. From the Frontlines of Clinical Care to Public Health My medical career began on the frontlines of acute care, undergoing rigorous training in ophthalmology, anesthesiology, and otolaryngology at Hirosaki University and Aomori Prefectural Central Hospital. While pouring all my energy into treating the patients in front of me, a persistent thought began to grow: "Instead of treating diseases after they occur, can we build a social system that prevents them in the first place?" Driven by this question, I earned my Ph.D. in Medicine and transitioned into public health. For over a decade, I served as the Director of multiple public health centers in Aomori Prefecture. I dedicated myself to overseeing regional healthcare, managing infectious disease crises, and formulating policies to extend the healthy life expectancy of our communities. This extensive experience in public health equipped me with the ability to manage human health from a macro, strategic perspective. Why a Doctor Chose to Pursue an MBA: Understanding the True Needs of Business Professionals While building my career in public health, I also began working as an occupational physician, managing the health of corporate employees. There, I confronted a modern dilemma: the busier and more successful a professional is, the more they are forced to put their health on the back burner. "I have no time to rest." "Waiting for hours at a hospital is a waste of time." "I'm severely jet-lagged, but I have a crucial presentation tomorrow." To truly solve these challenges, medical knowledge alone was not enough. I realized I needed a deep understanding of the mindset, time management, and business environment of the professionals I was treating. Consequently, I enrolled in the Globis University Graduate School of Management and earned my MBA. By mastering business strategy and organizational management as a physician, I can now engage with you not just as a "patient," but as a fellow "frontline professional." This dual perspective allows me to propose medical solutions perfectly optimized for your demanding lifestyle. Delivering "Time-Performance × Premium Quality" in Yokohama Now, we are bringing everything together. RED MAPLE CLINIC is the culmination of my expertise in three pillars: Clinical Medicine, Public Health/Preventive Medicine, and Business Management (MBA). We chose the Bashamichi and Minatomirai area in Yokohama for our launch on July 21, 2026, because it is a vital hub for global executives, business travelers, and inbound tourists. We promise to overturn conventional hospital norms by providing the following values: Zero wait times through a strict, reservation-only system. Global-standard medical care with full English support. Recovery IV drips and preventive care designed to instantly restore business performance. A luxurious, private space where your confidentiality is completely protected. For busy executives, time is the ultimate asset. We deliver a supreme medical experience while elevating your "time performance" to the absolute maximum. The Future of RED MAPLE CLINIC My ultimate goal is for RED MAPLE CLINIC to become your strategic health partner. We are here not just to bring you from a negative state back to zero, but to elevate you from zero to a positive state—acting as your medical concierge to maintain peak performance. We will strongly support both your business success and your quality of life from a medical standpoint. I look forward to welcoming you to our clinic in Yokohama, serving as a bridge for international medical care. Dr. Kurenai Takebayashi, MD, PhD, MBA Clinic Director, RED MAPLE CLINIC

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