Bosei Shinjuku Minamiguchi Clinic

No reviews yetCardiologyShinjuku Station (South Exit)
3F, Kubo Building, 2-9-2 Yoyogi, Shibuya Ward, Tokyo 151-0053, JapanGet directions

Opened in 2001 and part of the Showakai medical group, this clinic in Shibuya offers general internal medicine outpatient care and hemodialysis, with a particular focus on chronic kidney disease (CKD). Alongside general internal medicine, it runs specialty clinics in nephrology, hypertension, cardiology, diabetes and psychosomatic medicine, staffed by specialist physicians including the group's chairman and other university professors emeritus. The 41-bed dialysis unit provides late-evening ('semi-night') sessions convenient for those coming after work, with TVs at each bed and free Wi-Fi. It sits directly connected to Shinjuku Station's south exit, about a two-minute walk via an underground passage.

The essentials

Specialties
Cardiology · Dialysis · Endocrinology · GI and Internal Medicine · Nephrology · Psychiatry
Languages spoken
Japanese
Booking
Appointment required
Insurance accepted
Self-pay · Japanese Health Insurance
Online consultation
Available
Payment
Cash only
Parking
Nearby public parking

Information last updated August 2026

Hours

  • Mon9:00 AM10:30 PM
  • Tue9:00 AM10:30 PM
  • Wed9:00 AM10:30 PM
  • Thu9:00 AM10:30 PM
  • Fri9:00 AM10:30 PM
  • Sat9:00 AM8:00 PM
  • SunClosed

Providers & staff

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Dr. Tomino Yasuhiko
専門外来(腎・高血圧内科)
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Dr. Tomino
Renal and Hypertension Internal Medicine / 腎・高血圧内科
Languages spoken
Japanese
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Dr. Toshimasa Takahashi
院長
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Dr. Nakao
専門外来(腎臓病)
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Dr. Tamiya
専門外来(循環器内科)
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Dr. Taguchi
専門外来(糖尿病)
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Dr. Yamaoka
専門外来(心療内科)

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