Clinic access
Two locations in central Tokyo, both one minute from the station. Pricing and treatments are identical at both. Reception 11:00–14:00 and 15:00–20:00.
ShinjukuSHINJUKU-GYOEMMAE STN.
Address
Thea Caterina 202, 1-16-16 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022
Reception
11:00–14:00 / 15:00–20:00 · Irregular closing days
Walking directions
Exit 3, Shinjuku-gyoemmae Station
Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line. Take Exit 3 to street level.
Turn left
You will see a Lawson convenience store — the Shinjuku Gyoen Chuo branch.
Turn left at the Lawson corner
Continue straight along the street.
Look for the Toyoko Inn on your right
Our building is directly opposite it. The entrance is set back from the street, so it is easy to walk past.
Second floor
Take the lift to the 2nd floor. We are at the end of the corridor.
The two landmarks to look for are the Lawson Shinjuku Gyoen Chuo store and the Toyoko Inn Shinjuku-gyoemmae. If you reach the Toyoko Inn you are in the right place — the entrance is in the building opposite, set back from the road. From Shinjuku-sanchome Station it is a 6–8 minute walk east along Shinjuku-dori; from JR Shinjuku Station, 12–15 minutes, though one stop on the Marunouchi Line is faster.
KandaKANDA STN. EAST EXIT
Address
Daini Toei Building 5A, 2-2-9 Kajicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0044
Reception
11:00–14:00 / 15:00–20:00 · Irregular closing days
Walking directions
East Exit, JR Kanda Station
Also signed as the Saratect Exit.
Turn right
Continue along the street.
Find the HUB pub
HUB Kanda East Exit branch. Our building is immediately next door.
Fifth floor
Take the lift to the 5th floor, suite 5A.
HUB Kanda East Exit is the landmark — it is a British-style pub with a prominent sign. If you come out at the West or North exit, follow the elevated tracks around to the east side, two to three minutes on foot. From Tokyo Station or Akihabara, Kanda is one stop on the Yamanote or Keihin-Tohoku Line; Tokyo Station is also a 10–12 minute walk.
Practical information
- Payment — Japanese yen only, by cash or credit card.
- Parking — not available at either clinic.
- Insurance — these are elective treatments and are not covered by Japanese national health insurance or, in most cases, by travel insurance.
- Language — please tell us when booking if you would like the consultation in English.
- Identification — please bring photo identification such as a passport.
- Email — for enquiries in English, write to english@tokyosilkclinic.com. Replies are sent during reception hours, 11:00–20:00 Japan time.
Book online or message us on LINE. Consultation is free when you proceed with a treatment or prescription; otherwise a fee of ¥5,500 applies.