English-speaking Travel Vaccination clinics in Tokyo
Planning a trip out of Japan and need pre-departure shots or an official vaccination certificate? Tokyo has 53 English-speaking clinics on Healthtomo that handle travel vaccination, so you can be advised, vaccinated, and documented in a language you're comfortable with. Travel clinics review your itinerary, your health history, and how much time you have before departure, then recommend which vaccines make sense for your destination. Common requests include vaccines for parts of Asia, Africa, and South America, plus routine boosters and the paperwork some countries or employers ask for. One thing to plan for: travel vaccination is usually elective and paid out of pocket rather than covered by Japan's National Health Insurance, and some vaccines need more than one dose spaced weeks apart, so it's smart to book early. The clinics listed here are used to helping international residents and visitors, which means clearer explanations, English-language records, and staff who understand foreign travel and documentation needs. Browse the 53 Tokyo clinics below, compare what each offers, and reach out directly to confirm availability and which vaccines they stock.
Cedar Medical Clinic Tokyo
Speaks English, Japanese
Koishikawa International Clinic
Speaks Thai, English, Tagalog
Shirokane Sanko Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
LOCO Clinic Nakameguro
Speaks English, Japanese
KARADA Internal Medicine Clinic Shibuya
Speaks English, Japanese
Tokyo Station International Clinic
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Ayumi Ladies Clinic Takadanobaba
Speaks English, Japanese
Daikanyama Parkside Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Ito Ojikamiya Internist and Surgery Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Suwa Child Family Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Island Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Heiwa Memorial Clinic
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Hiroo International Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Tokyo Medical and Surgical Clinic
Speaks German, English, Japanese
Ohira Clinic
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Takayama Clinic
Speaks Hindi, English, Turkish
Ginza Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Musashisakai ENT Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
ROPPONGI KITAHAMA CLINIC
Speaks English
Clinic for Shimbashi
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Tokyo Hub Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Clinic for Tamachi
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Abe Orthopaedics Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Mika Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Fuchu no Mori Tsuchiya Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Omotesando Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Goryokai Clinic Shirokane-takanawa
Speaks English, Japanese
SAKURA International Clinic Tokyo
Speaks English, Japanese
Koganei Family Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Aozora International Clinic
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
International Health Care Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Shibuya Station Front Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
American Clinic Tokyo
Speaks English, Japanese
Kouga Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Numata Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Chinese, Japanese
Shimbashi Tanaka Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Higashi-Nakano St. Angela Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Niki Heart Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
National Medical Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Tachikawa Parks Clinic - Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Dermatology
Speaks Japanese
Mita Kokusai Building Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Shirokane Heart Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Garden Clinic Hiroo
Speaks English, Japanese
Hibiya Clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Nakajima Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Sayaka Women's Health Clinic Hiroo
Speaks English, Japanese
Minamiaoyama medical clinic
Speaks English, Japanese
Hibiya Kawabata Clinic
Speaks Japanese
Common questions
Is travel vaccination covered by Japan's National Health Insurance?
Travel vaccination is usually treated as elective and paid out of pocket rather than covered by National Health Insurance, because it's preventive care for travel rather than treatment for an illness. Ask the clinic directly what payment methods they accept and what each vaccine involves.
How far in advance should I book a travel vaccine appointment?
As early as you reasonably can. Some vaccines require more than one dose spaced weeks apart to be fully effective, so leaving several weeks or more before departure gives you the most options. If your trip is soon, still reach out, a clinic can advise on what's possible in your timeframe.
Can these clinics provide an official vaccination certificate?
Many travel clinics can issue documentation of the vaccines they administer, which is often what employers or destination countries ask for. Requirements vary by country and purpose, so confirm with the clinic exactly what document you'll receive before you book.
Do I need a referral to visit a travel clinic in Tokyo?
Generally no. Neighborhood and travel clinics can usually be visited directly without a referral. It's still worth contacting the clinic first to confirm they stock the vaccines you need and to arrange a time.
Will the staff speak English?
All 53 Tokyo clinics listed here for travel vaccination indicate English-speaking support, which means you can expect explanations, questions, and records handled in English. If you need another language, check the individual clinic's listing for what they offer.