Shakujii Sakura Acupuncture, TokyoAcupuncture & Chiro treatment
Shakujii Sakura offers acupuncture in Tokyo, alongside judo-therapy and seitai (manual therapy), at its practice in Nerima, focusing on chronic lower-back, knee and shoulder discomfort, and also offering comfort-focused seitai sessions for people living with atopic skin and allergy-related discomfort. MedicTranslate can assist international visitors with appointment coordination, interpreter arrangements and document translation.
Appointment availability is determined by the clinic. MedicTranslate provides coordination and language support only.
Practice Profile: Acupuncture in Tokyo
Areas of practice and professional background
Areas of Practice
Professional Background
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Operating Hours
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Acupuncture in Tokyo: Practice Overview
Acupuncture in Tokyo and manual therapy at a neighbourhood practice in Nerima
About the clinic
Shakujii Sakura focuses on chronic lower-back, knee and shoulder discomfort, and comfort-focused seitai sessions.
Treatment & Care Approach
A patient, hands-on approach to everyday aches
Information provided by the clinic. Treatment options, duration, suitability and outcomes are determined by the clinic on an individual clinical basis.
How MedicTranslate Supports Your Visit
A clear process from your first enquiry to a confirmed appointment.
1. Tell Us What You Need
Share your preferred appointment date, treatment concern and language-support requirements.
2. We Contact the Clinic
MedicTranslate contacts the clinic to check availability and relevant appointment requirements.
3. Language Support Is Arranged
Interpreter or document-translation support is coordinated where requested and available.
4. You Review and Confirm
You receive the proposed appointment details, support scope and applicable MedicTranslate fees before confirming.
5. Attend Your Confirmed Appointment
Attend the clinic according to the confirmed appointment instructions.
There is no charge to submit an initial enquiry. Appointment requests are subject to clinic acceptance and availability, and submitting a request does not guarantee an appointment. Where a MedicTranslate fee applies, we provide the amount for approval before the relevant interpreting, translation or coordination service is confirmed.
Fees & Responsibility
How fees work, and who is responsible for your treatment
Clinic fee guide (rough estimate)
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Treatment responsibility, fees and MedicTranslate’s role
Location & Contact
Clinic details and international patient support
FAQ: Acupuncture in Tokyo for International Visitors
Practical answers about appointments, language support, fees and responsibility.
This service is not intended for urgent or life-threatening emergencies. Contact local emergency services where immediate care is required.
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Session confirmation is subject to the practice's approval and availability. The practice's own session fees and MedicTranslate support fees may apply separately.
Practice information is subject to change. Please confirm hours, availability and services before travelling. This is a manual-therapy practice and not a medical clinic; it does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment of disease, including atopic dermatitis or allergies. MedicTranslate provides language, communication and appointment-coordination support only. This service is not intended for medical emergencies. Last updated: 25 September 2026.