Nagoya City University Hospital

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Kawasumi-1 Mizuhochō, Mizuho Ward, Nagoya, Aichi, JapanGet directions

A major university teaching hospital in central Nagoya, accredited for international patients (JMIP) with a dedicated international patient department, English and Chinese support, and interpreters or translation tablets for other languages. Patients praise its kind, thorough doctors and nurses and modern, clean facilities; expect longer waits typical of a large referral hospital. Sits directly above Sakurayama subway station.

Nagoya City University Hospital is a major 800-bed university teaching hospital and one of the region's advanced acute-care referral centers. It is accredited under JMIP and runs a dedicated International Medical Cooperation Department that helps foreign patients arrange care. English and Chinese are supported directly, and for other languages the hospital uses translation tablets and dispatched interpreters; signage and consent documents are available in multiple languages. The hospital offers comprehensive specialties — cardiology, oncology, neurosurgery, orthopedics, ophthalmology — and advanced robot-assisted surgery.

Visiting with a young child? In Japan, general clinics often focus on adults, and many don't see children below middle-school age. For young children, a Pediatrics (小児科) clinic is usually the better fit. If you're unsure, it's best to call the clinic first.

The essentials

Specialties
General Practice
Languages spoken
Booking
Appointment required

Information last updated July 2026

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