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ONLINE STI TESTING

STD testing online, delivered across Japan

STI testing by post and treatment by video consultation, from 8,000 yen. Nothing is sent under a clinic name, and no health insurance card is needed.

No insurance card neededMen-only clinicOnline consultation available1 min from Shimbashi Station
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Before you read: what people ask us most

Q Do you speak English?

A Consultations are conducted in Japanese, and we use translation tools to support English-speaking patients. If you would feel more comfortable with an interpreter or a Japanese-speaking companion, you are welcome to bring one.

Q Can I use Japanese health insurance?

A No. Every treatment on this page is self-pay (jiyu-shinryo). Japanese National Health Insurance and public subsidy programmes do not apply, so you pay the full amount shown.

Q Do I need to bring my insurance card or residence card?

A An insurance card is not required, precisely because these treatments are self-pay. Please bring photo ID. If you are unsure what to bring for your situation, tell us in the booking form and we will confirm before your visit.

Q Will my employer or family find out?

A Because treatment is self-pay, no insurance claim is filed, so no statement of medical expenses is sent to your home or your employer. This is a men-only clinic.

Q How do I pay?

A We accept VISA, JCB, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club, as well as debit cards and cash.

Is this you?

Men’s Care Clinic treats men only. Online STI consultations can be booked from the first visit, anywhere in Japan. Testing kits and medication are posted to you. People come to us with concerns like these.

  • You have symptoms you would rather not describe at a clinic in person.
  • You have no symptoms, but a partner has tested positive and you want to be checked.
  • You want to be tested quickly without taking time off work.
  • You live too far from Tokyo to attend in person.
  • You want the package and any correspondence to give nothing away.

What online STI testing and treatment is

Sexually transmitted infections — also called STIs or STDs — are passed on through sexual contact, including oral sex. There are many of them, and symptoms differ considerably, including between men and women. Some can lead to infertility later in life or to transmission from mother to child, so if a partner has been infected it is important to be properly treated even in the absence of symptoms.

In an online consultation the doctor speaks to you by telephone or video call. A testing kit is posted to you, you take the sample yourself and return it, and we contact you with the result. Where treatment is needed, the medication is posted to you. Consultations from the first visit have been permitted since the expansion of online medical care in April 2020.

What can be done by post, and what needs a visit

Item Detail
Testing that can be done by post Chlamydia and gonorrhoea (urethral and pharyngeal) and candidiasis — tests where you can take the sample yourself
Testing that requires a visit Syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C and herpes. All are blood tests and require a blood sample to be taken
First consultation Can be taken online from the outset
Area covered All of Japan. Testing kits and medication are sent by post
How the consultation is held Telephone or video call
Delivery By post to your home, or held at a post office for collection
Insurance card Not needed. All treatment is self-pay

Testing prices

Item Price (tax incl.) Notes
Chlamydial urethritis ¥8,000 ¥12,800 as a combined test with gonorrhoea
Gonococcal urethritis ¥8,000 ¥12,800 as a combined test with chlamydia
Pharyngeal chlamydia ¥8,000 ¥12,800 as a combined test with gonorrhoea
Pharyngeal gonorrhoea ¥8,000 ¥12,800 as a combined test with chlamydia
Candidiasis ¥8,900 —
Syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, herpes ¥6,400 each Blood tests, so a visit is required. A four-test set is ¥19,800
Pre-marital screening ¥29,800 —

Treatment prices

Item Price (tax incl.) Notes
Chlamydial urethritis ¥8,900 —
Gonococcal urethritis ¥8,900 —
Pharyngeal chlamydia ¥8,900 —
Pharyngeal gonorrhoea ¥8,900 —
Candidiasis ¥8,900 —
Consultation fee Free ¥3,000 for a consultation without testing or treatment
Postage ¥550 —

All treatment is self-pay, so public health insurance does not apply and the full cost is borne by the patient. Because health insurance is not used, no notice of medical expenses is sent to your home or your workplace. What testing and treatment is appropriate is decided by the doctor at the consultation.

How the online consultation works

Step 1 — Booking

Tell us the dates you would like through LINE. Applications are accepted 24 hours a day.

Step 2 — The doctor’s consultation

We contact you by telephone or video call on the number you give us. The doctor asks about your symptoms, when you think exposure may have occurred, and your partner’s situation.

Step 3 — Payment

An invoice is sent to the email address you register.

Step 4 — Despatch of the testing kit and medication

Once payment is confirmed we post the testing kit and any medication. If you would prefer them held at a post office for collection, please say so at the consultation.

Step 5 — Returning the sample

Take the sample yourself following the enclosed instructions and return it. We will contact you with the result.

Infections we deal with

  • Gonorrhoea and pharyngeal gonorrhoea
  • Chlamydia and pharyngeal chlamydia
  • Candidiasis
  • Herpes
  • Mycoplasma
  • Genital warts (condyloma acuminatum)
  • Syphilis
  • Hepatitis B and hepatitis C

Symptoms vary widely between infections, and some produce no symptoms at all. If a partner has tested positive, please arrange to be tested even if you feel entirely well.

Important information about this treatment

  • Self-pay treatment: testing and treatment at this clinic are not covered by public health insurance. The full cost is borne by the patient. No insurance card is needed, and no notice of medical expenses is sent to your home or your workplace.
  • Testing that requires a visit: syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C and herpes are blood tests and cannot be completed by post. A visit to the clinic is required for the blood sample.
  • Timing of testing: each infection has a window during which a test cannot yet detect it. Testing too soon after possible exposure may give a negative result even where infection is present. Please tell the doctor when you think exposure may have occurred.
  • Taking the sample yourself: results depend on the sample being taken correctly. Please follow the enclosed instructions. Re-testing may be advised if the sample is inadequate.
  • Completing treatment: take the medication as prescribed and complete the course even if symptoms settle. Stopping early risks the infection persisting. Your partner should be tested and treated at the same time; otherwise re-infection can occur.
  • Main risks and side effects: the medication used is antimicrobial, and allergic reactions, rash, diarrhoea, nausea and abdominal pain may occur. If any symptom concerns you, do not stop on your own judgement — tell us at a consultation.

What testing and treatment is appropriate is decided by the doctor at the consultation. Please ask the doctor about anything that is unclear.

Booking, delivery and privacy

Item Detail
Booking Through LINE, 24 hours a day
Consulting hours Weekdays 14:00–21:00 / weekends and public holidays 10:00–18:00
Payment Credit card or bank transfer
Delivery By post to your home, or held at a post office for collection
Packaging Nothing on the outside indicates the contents
Clinic Men’s Care Clinic Shimbashi, one minute from JR Shimbashi Station. Men only

Questions we are asked

Can I be tested for an STI online at a first consultation?

Yes. Chlamydia, gonorrhoea and candidiasis can be completed entirely by post, from consultation through to the testing kit and any medication.

Which tests cannot be done by post?

Syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C and herpes. All are blood tests, so a visit is needed for the sample to be taken.

I have no symptoms. Should I still be tested?

Yes, if there is reason to think you may have been exposed, or if a partner has tested positive. Several infections produce no symptoms in men while still being passed on, and some can lead to complications if left.

How soon after possible exposure can I be tested?

Each infection has a window during which a test cannot yet detect it, so testing very soon after exposure may miss an infection. Please tell the doctor when you think exposure may have occurred and follow the timing advised.

How much does online STI testing cost?

Chlamydial and gonococcal urethritis and their pharyngeal forms are ¥8,000 each, or ¥12,800 as a combined test. Candidiasis is ¥8,900. Syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C and herpes are ¥6,400 each, with a four-test set at ¥19,800. Pre-marital screening is ¥29,800.

What does treatment cost?

Chlamydial urethritis, gonococcal urethritis, pharyngeal chlamydia, pharyngeal gonorrhoea and candidiasis are ¥8,900 each. Postage is ¥550.

Is there a consultation fee?

There is no charge for a consultation accompanying testing or treatment. A consultation for advice alone is ¥3,000.

How do I pay?

By credit card or bank transfer. Please follow the invoice sent after the consultation.

Will my family or my employer find out?

No. All testing and treatment is self-pay and no health insurance is used, so no notice of medical expenses is sent to your home or your workplace.

Could the package reveal what it contains?

Nothing on the outside indicates the contents. If you would prefer it held at a post office for collection, please say so at the consultation.

How do I take the sample?

Instructions are enclosed with the kit. Take the sample as described and return it. If the sample proves inadequate, re-testing may be advised.

When will I get the result?

We contact you once the returned sample has been processed. The doctor will explain what the result means and, where treatment is needed, arrange for medication to be sent.

Should my partner be tested as well?

Yes. If only one partner is treated, re-infection can occur. We recommend that partners are tested and treated at the same time.

Do I need to finish the medication even if the symptoms clear?

Yes. Take the course as prescribed and complete it. Stopping early risks the infection persisting.

Is an insurance card needed?

No. All treatment is self-pay. If you want treatment covered by insurance, please consult a clinic providing insured care.

Related pages

For the full range of testing and treatment, see STI testing and treatment at Men’s Care Clinic. If you would prefer to be seen in person, the Shimbashi clinic is a one-minute walk from JR Shimbashi Station.

Have a question about the treatment or the price?

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Consultations are conducted in Japanese with translation support. You are welcome to write your question in English in the booking form.

Your first visit, step by step

Visiting the clinic

  1. Book through the online booking form.
  2. Come to the clinic in Shimbashi (1 minute from the station).
  3. Fill in the medical questionnaire at reception.
  4. Consult with a physician.
  5. Receive testing or treatment, where appropriate.
  6. Pay at reception by card or cash.

Online consultation

  1. Book through the online booking form.
  2. Complete the online questionnaire in advance. Consultation cannot proceed without it.
  3. Speak with a physician by phone or video call.
  4. An invoice is sent to you by email.
  5. Once payment is complete, medication is posted to you.

Medication is shipped within Japan only. We cannot ship overseas.

Practical information for international patients

Language

Consultations are in Japanese, supported by translation tools. Bringing a Japanese-speaking companion or your own interpreter is welcome.

Cost

Self-pay. Japanese National Health Insurance does not apply. Prices on this page are what you pay.

Payment

VISA, JCB, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, debit cards and cash.

Privacy

No insurance claim is filed, so nothing is sent to your home or employer. This is a men-only clinic.

Location

One clinic, in Shimbashi, Tokyo, plus online consultation. We do not have other branches.

Before you travel

If you are visiting Japan short-term, or you need an English-language receipt, or you plan to carry medication out of Japan, please tell us in the booking form so we can confirm what is possible before you come.

Access and opening hours

Men's Care Clinic — Shimbashi

Marucho Building 7F-B, 1-8-4 Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004
1 minute walk from Shimbashi Station (Tokyo Metro)
Tel: +81 3-5962-8738

Weekdays 14:00–21:00
Weekends and public holidays 10:00–18:00
Last reception: 30 minutes before closing for a first visit, 10 minutes before closing for a follow-up.

How to book

  1. Open the booking form using the button below.
  2. Choose the treatment you would like and a date and time that suit you.
  3. Enter your contact details and submit. We will confirm your appointment.

The booking form is in Japanese. If that is difficult, you can still complete it using your browser's translation, and you are welcome to write your enquiry in English in the free-text field.

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Important information

  • All treatments described on this page are self-pay (jiyu-shinryo). They are not covered by Japan's National Health Insurance, and public medical expense subsidy programmes do not apply.
  • All prices are shown in Japanese yen.
  • Effects and side effects vary from person to person. The same treatment does not produce the same result for everyone, and no outcome is guaranteed.
  • Whether a treatment or medication is appropriate for you is determined by a physician after consultation, based on your medical history and current condition. A physician may decide that a treatment cannot be provided.
  • This page provides general medical information. It is not a diagnosis, and it is not a recommendation of any specific treatment for any individual reader.
  • Men's Care Clinic operates one clinic, in Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, together with an online consultation service. Affiliated hospital: Showa University Toyosu Hospital.
  • Prices and treatment details are those published at the time of writing. Please confirm at the time of your consultation.

Medical supervision: physicians of Men's Care Clinic
Last updated: 26 August 2026
Japanese version of this page: https://mens-care-clinic.com/online-std/