St. Luke's International Hospital

Tokyo, Japan

Last verified 2026-05-09

St. Luke's International Hospital (聖路加国際病院) in Tsukiji, Tokyo, is the most foreigner-accessible major hospital in Japan. Founded in 1902 by an American Episcopal physician, it has been JCI-accredited since 2012 and operates a dedicated International Department with English-language consultations across most specialties. It is the default referral for Tokyo's expatriate community and US/EU embassies.

Details

JCI Accredited: Yes (since 2012)
Founded: 1902
Intl. Patients/Year: Not disclosed
Languages: Japanese, English
Intl. Patient Services: Yes
Telemedicine: Available
Website: Visit website

Accreditations

JCI

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