English-speaking Cardiology clinics in Tokyo
Finding a cardiologist you can actually talk to matters, and Tokyo makes it easier than most places in Japan. Our directory lists 41 English-speaking heart clinics and cardiology departments across the capital, from central wards like Minato and Chiyoda out to the wider metropolitan area. Cardiology covers the heart and blood-vessel system: managing high blood pressure and cholesterol, checking palpitations or an irregular heartbeat, reading ECGs, and following up on chest-related concerns over time. In Japan, this care is covered by National Health Insurance, so most patients pay only the standard 30% co-pay at the counter. Many outpatient cardiology clinics in Tokyo see patients directly without a referral, which is helpful for routine checks, medication reviews, and ongoing management. More advanced testing, such as certain imaging or specialist procedures, may involve a referral to a hospital. Each listing below highlights the languages the clinic can support, so you can find a doctor who explains your heart health clearly in a language you understand. If something feels wrong with your health, see a doctor promptly.
Keyakisakaue- Medical & Dental Clinic
Speaks Japanese
LOCO Clinic Nakameguro
Speaks English, Japanese
Emi Kurinikku Toudaimae
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Toranomon Toma Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Kodama Kyōdō Hospital
Speaks Japanese
Kimura Clinic
IUHW Mita Hospital
Speaks English, Japanese
Ginza Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Higashi-Nakano St. Angela Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Niki Heart Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Iwase Internal Medicine & Cardiology Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Minato Shiba Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Tokyo Heart Rhythm Clinic Shinjuku
Speaks English, Japanese
Tokyo Heart Rhythm Clinic Haneda
Speaks English, Japanese
Kantō Central Hospital of the Mutual Aid Association of Public School Teachers
Speaks English, Japanese
Shinjuku Internal Medicine & ENT Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Shirokane Heart Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Omichi cardiology clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
International University of Health and Welfare Mita Hospital
Akasaka Toranomon Clinic
Plaza Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Shimbashi Tanaka Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
YAMAUCHI HEART CLINIC
Nishiazabu International Clinic
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Tokyo Medical and Surgical Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Yoshimoto Breast Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Koishikawa International Clinic
Speaks English
Noda Sakura Heart Clinic
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
I-Usui Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Roppongi HAT Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Tatsuno Internal Medicine & Cardiology
Goryokai Clinic Shirokane-takanawa
Speaks English, Japanese
AZABU CARDIOVASCULAR CLINIC
Matsunaga Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Sanno Medical Center
Speaks English, Japanese
Hibiya Kawabata Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Juntendo University Hospital Department of International Healthcare
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Shinagawa East Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Sanno Hospital
Speaks Japanese
Kita Aoyama D.CLINIC
Speaks English, Japanese
Kameda Kyobashi Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
NTT Medical Center Tokyo
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Shinagawa Heart Medical Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Common questions
How many English-speaking cardiology clinics are in Tokyo?
Our directory currently lists 41 English-speaking cardiology clinics and heart departments across Tokyo, spanning central wards and the wider metropolitan area. Each listing shows the languages the clinic can support so you can choose one that fits your needs.
Does National Health Insurance cover cardiology care in Tokyo?
Yes. Cardiology consultations, ECGs, and blood-pressure and cholesterol management are covered by National Health Insurance, so most patients pay only the standard 30% co-pay at the counter. Bring your insurance card to each visit.
Do I need a referral to see a cardiologist in Tokyo?
Many outpatient cardiology clinics in Tokyo see patients directly without a referral, which is convenient for routine checks and ongoing management. More advanced testing or specialist procedures may involve a referral to a hospital.
What does a cardiologist handle?
Cardiology covers the heart and blood-vessel system, including high blood pressure, cholesterol, palpitations or an irregular heartbeat, and reading ECGs. If something feels wrong with your health, see a doctor promptly rather than waiting.
Will the doctor speak English during my appointment?
Every clinic in this directory indicates the languages it can support, and all 41 Tokyo listings note English capability. We recommend confirming language support when you book so your heart health is explained clearly.