I visited here on for 2 different conditions over 2 years (one a dislocated shoulder, and two a torn hamstring). Both times the main Dr/owner (Dr Jin) ended up looking over the conditions within 2-3 minutes and prescribed pain killers and sent me on my way. No real treatment except "try rehabilitation". The rehab was also a joke, with no real training/tooling to examine and only regular stretches you'd get at a gym with a trainer. I recommend to find a real sports doctor for injuries, or for non-sports related to go to Hiro Hospital closeby if you can.

Worst place that i had an appointment in 5 year of Tokyo, first you have to fill up the form, and one question on that form was: how do you want to solve you problem: as fast as possible, painkillers, fast, just pain relief, and “it doesn’t matter how much cost, i want to get better”, what kind of question is that? Took some x-rays, painkillers and a medicine to protect my stomach, I asked for the x-rays to show my doctor’s family, they said the machine to record a DVD was broken, so i asked if was possible to take a pendrive for MY results, they said “not possible”, one week later i went to get my DVD, had to pay ¥2,700 for a DVD, with 6 pictures with the worst quality ever, around 20KB, each picture, yes the x-ray was in .JPEG, they proudly show you at the entrance hack a “SUPREME” water bag, already showing how greedy this place is, also by phone i was informed that, the doctor speaks english, first question when I arrived “nihongo daijobu desuka?”, is my health that we are dealing with, i would like to understand 100% of what’s going on, i will never get close to that place again, treat people like meat pieces attached to money, end of story, i was diagnosed with 2 hernias by other doctors, who said to identify an hernia i needed a MRI. Thank you for taking my money.

It was a terrible experience. Perhaps the most terrible experience I’ve had among all my clinic visits here in Japan. I was searching for an English speaking doctor but when I got there, the doctor said he prefers Japanese and asked me if I can speak in Japanese. He didn’t even give possible reasons or causes why I was feeling what I’m feeling and I was the one asking him all the questions. He was just in a hurry. Then I asked for a specific blood test. The nurse had a hard time finding my vein and tried to take blood from both my arms. I felt a bit dizzy after she tried to take blood from my left arm which has never happened to me before. Then when we switched to the right arm, there was still no blood. I said not to take blood anymore. Then, when I paid, I was shocked I had to pay that amount of money. I tried to ask them why I had to pay that amount since they couldn’t take blood. They checked and refunded me half of what I paid. If I didn’t ask and confirmed the amount, they would have gotten away with it.

I had a bad experience with the clinic. I went there for a visit because of severe back pain. They took an x-ray and just gave me a pain killer and a patch. The doctor is not good at English and seems in a hurry. I don't know if he doesn't want to talk or just not in the mood. It's true that no reservation but prepare to wait an hour at least. The doctor was also bad at explaining. Better look for another clinic.

This clinic is worst! i went there last month and the service is not good. they said they can speak english but they cannot explain what you have. The doctor also seems not sure whats wrong with me.

Recommended. It's hard to find a doctor like this in Japan. Speak English and has a great attitude. The nurses are also very kind. They have proper equipment to measure the bone density. No reservation. You need to come and wait. The only downside is that the doctor will ask you to come every month for check up even though you only need to get your vitamin D supply. A bit too obvious that it is their way to get extra money.

Worst orthopedic clinic. The doctor was rude. It's not a foreigner friendly. He literally told that he cannot explain more because there is a line waiting.he is reallybad

The doctor was really helpful! I went to the clinic with back pain and after thoroughly investigating (x-Ray, ultra sound), he talked to me in detail about what is going on and how to stop the pain. So far, the pain has subsided and I feel like I can rest for the first time in weeks. He’s very knowledgeable. Also, we only spoke in English. It was easy to understand and, I think, better than most doctors in Tokyo.

I strained my muscle after a gym session and was urgently trying to find an English-speaking doctor. This is the only clinic I found online with an English speaking orthopedic doctor. The clinic is located in a good area, very close to the train station, and had really nice interior design. Very comfortable and professional. Keep in mind that the front desk staff does not speak fluent English, but the doctor does. The staff will hand you documents/information in English, but they may not be able to communicate with you verbally very well if you don't speak Japanese. They will also hand you English instructions for your prescriptions. It wasn't an issue for me as long as I was able to communicate with the doctor.

I have a sprained wrist and was super concerned about how to find an orthopedic doctor that could diagnose it and give the right guidance. The doctor spoke English and a nurse did as well. They saw me without an appointment since it was an emergency. I waited for 15 min and was in and out with an X Ray in 20 min. Got some medicine and the whole bill was 2400 JPY.

I visited because I had a hip joint pain. The doctor suggested I go to the rehabilitation sessions provided here and my therapist Murata and the doctor quickly found the cause of my pain (basically bad posture, scoliosis, one leg longer than the other etc). She suggested I wear an insole and a few exercises to do on my own at home, which has made my pain much much better. I would recommend this clinic.

I went to Arisugawa clinic after having a bad x-ray diagnosis at one hospital emergency. At Arisugawa clinic they did the x-ray properly and found out that my bone was broken and not only sprained as announced by the emergency. I am grateful that I could be taken in charge quickly and without reservation which was very important to avoid having the bone displaced. The doctor properly followed-up my case weekly first and then bi-weekly so I felt reassured throughout all the healing process. The service is quick which is perfect for busy people like me. Also, I had a hard time finding a specialist in Tokyo open all day and taking last minutes reservations. I can speak Japanese, but definitely it is also I big plus to be able to read and fill-out the forms in English.

The reviews are glorious for international people... But the reality is that they do not cater to english speakers. They ask you to bring an interpreter.

Have been here for three issues over the last few years: sciatic nerve pain, a small finger bone fragment, and a fractured wrist. I’ve always felt well treated. Note I speak Japanese so can’t comment on the English service.