Akihabara and Omotesando Clinics Have Closed | Men’s Care Clinic • Swift Clinic Shimbashi Ginza, Tokyo

Thank you for your continued custom. The Akihabara clinic and the Omotesando clinic have now closed. We are grateful for the years of support we received at both.

Treatment continues at the Shimbashi clinic and through online consultation. There is no change to what we treat or to how we treat it: the same careful, individually tailored care as before.

Clinics that have closed

Akihabara clinic
Omotesando clinic

Where treatment continues

Shimbashi clinic


Address	1-8-4 Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004, Maruchu Building 7F-B
Nearest station	One minute on foot from JR Shimbashi Station
Telephone	03-5962-8738
Opening hours	Weekdays 14:00–21:00 / Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10:00–18:00

More about the Shimbashi clinic

Online consultation

We take enquiries about AGA, ED, sexually transmitted infections, medical weight loss and other oral treatments online.

More about online consultation

If you had a booking or are part-way through treatment

Patients who had a booking at the Akihabara or Omotesando clinic, and patients who are part-way through a course of treatment, will continue to be seen at the Shimbashi clinic or online. If anything is unclear, please get in touch and ask.

We are sorry for the inconvenience, and we hope you will understand. Thank you for your continued support.

Questions we are asked

Which clinics have closed?

The Akihabara clinic and the Omotesando clinic have both closed.

Where can I be seen now?

At the Shimbashi clinic, which is one minute on foot from JR Shimbashi Station, or through online consultation.

Has anything changed about the treatment you offer?

No. What we treat and how we treat it are unchanged.

I was part-way through a course at Akihabara or Omotesando. What happens now?

You will continue to be seen at the Shimbashi clinic or online. Please contact us if anything is unclear.

I had a booking at one of the closed clinics. What should I do?

Please contact us. Your treatment will be taken over by the Shimbashi clinic or by online consultation.

What are the opening hours at Shimbashi?

Weekdays 14:00 to 21:00, and Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10:00 to 18:00.

Medically reviewed by

Masashi MoritaPhysician

MD, Showa University School of Medicine · PhD (Medicine), Showa University
Board Certified Urologist — The Japanese Urological Association
Board Certified Endocrinologist — The Japan Endocrine Society

This article has been reviewed by a doctor for medical accuracy. Individual symptoms are assessed by a doctor at consultation.

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