
Regenerative medicine and longevity care in Azabu-Juban
Our director, a board-certified general internist, explains what treatments involve, their costs and precautions.
Featured treatments
Explore treatments related to regenerative medicine and longevity, their limitations and what to check during a consultation.
NK-cell and immune-cell therapies
NMN and NAD consultation
High-dose vitamin C infusion

Your physician
Clinic Director Mitsuyasu Nakamura
We use internal medicine to assess whether treatment or testing is needed.
We ask about your health, medical history, medications and daily life. Whether you have a particular treatment in mind or are unsure where to start, we discuss your goals, assess your condition and clarify your options.
Board-certified general internist · Board-certified hepatologist · Board-certified specialist, Japanese Society of Anti-Aging Medicine

Our approach to longevity
We draw on internal medicine, the Longevity Program and functional medicine to use test results in planning your future care.
We ask about your medical history, diet, sleep and activity and discuss with the physician which tests are needed. We explain the results and review lifestyle and nutrition changes and your progress with you.
Costs and what to check before visiting
Consultations and visitsTreatment and test fees and precautions
The individual pages describe each option and what to check. If you are considering one, ask about additional fees and expected visits.
Explore treatment informationDiscuss what you need with a physician
Consider whether to have a treatment or test after assessment and explanation. We discuss individual treatments and ongoing health management as options.
Explanation and consent
Location
- Address
- Azabu-Juban Square, 2nd floor, 2-2-10 Azabu-Juban, Minato-ku, Tokyo
- Nearest station
- One minute on foot from Azabu-Juban Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku and Toei Oedo lines
- Telephone
- 03-5419-7300Please call the clinic to confirm availability and hours for self-pay care.
Frequently asked questions
View all frequently asked questionsCan I have a consultation before deciding on a treatment?
Tell us about any symptoms that concern you and any treatments or tests you have read about. We assess your condition first and consider which tests or options are appropriate.
How does self-pay care differ from insured care?
Public health insurance does not cover self-pay care. You pay the full cost. The category of care depends on your symptoms and the purpose of treatment. Please confirm this when you visit.
Do I have to start treatment on the day of my consultation?
Consider your options after hearing the explanation. Same-day treatment depends on suitability, preparation, stock and other conditions.
Please call the clinic to discuss your visit
Tell us what concerns you even if you have not decided on a treatment. Information about internal medicine and endoscopy is available on the insured care website.
