A consultation fee is required for each visit, including explanation of test results, 
regardless of whether or not tests are performed. Test results are not sent by post or email.

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We accept many patients from various countries and Japanese health insurance is accepted.

If you have a Japanese health insurance card, please understand the following in order to ensure appropriate insurance treatment.

Japanese health insurance policies stipulate that contraception, pregnancy, vaccines and asymptomatic annual check-ups are not covered.
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW) considers medical interpretation and translation to be "services and the like not directly related to medical treatment benefits" and collects the costs of such services separately from the insurance portion of medical treatment. In other words, please note that the Japanese health insurance does not provide special support for the transmission of non-Japanese medical terminology (https://www.mhlw.go.jp/file/05-Shingikai-12404000-Hokenkyoku-Iryouka/0000110785.pdf).
So a separate English consultation fee is charged for people with Japanese health insurance who are not native speakers of Japanese and have difficulty communicating medical conditions or technical terms in Japanese (as determined by the doctor), or who wish to be seen in English (initial consultation: 3,300 yen, follow-up consultation: 1,650 yen).

In consideration of our other patients, 15 minutes for the initial visit and a maximum of 10 minutes for the follow-up consultation.

If you would like to have an examination without symptom or if you don’t have Japanese health insurance (having private insurance), you need to show your credit card or pay in advance before having consultation. In addition to ￥20,000 as a medical consultation fee for a specialist, an examination fee (ex. Ultrasound, pap smear, blood test e.t.c) is required.