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]]>Dr. Yoshiaki Nagumo, MD, PhD established NAG Orthopaedic Clinic in 2023 in Shirokane, Tokyo.
Dr. Nagumo originally started his career as a bone and soft tissue tumor specialist. After several years of clinical activity, he moved to the US (The University of Iowa) in 2018 for a few years to research regenerative medicine.
He also played several sports. However, while in the US he suffered from knee injury and therefore keenly appreciated the importance of sports medicine.
After coming back to Japan, he changed his medical specialty to a sports doctor, and treats many athletes based on his own personal experience.
Do we really need an X-ray?
An X-ray is one of the most common examinations in orthopedics. It is useful to see joint alignment and bone deformities. However, especially in big hospitals, a lot of orthopedists take it even when it may be apparently unnecessary (actually, when I visited the sports clinic in the US, an X-ray was applied before even seeing the orthopedist).
An X-ray is a common examination in orthopedic medicine, but its usage is limited to fractures, osteoarthritis and congenital bone deformity. Other symptoms such as neck and back pain/stiffness, joint motion restriction and sprains should be examined first by ultrasound, simply because we can’t see anything relating to soft tissue with an X-ray.
In my clinic, we perform the ultrasound scan first. If further examination is required, we order an MRI to a testing center and you can take it within a few days in general. Through this procedure, our patient can get a clear diagnosis quickly and move on to the appropriate treatment.
Dr. Nagumo’s clinic can offer a wide variety of orthopedic and also primary surgery treatments for children to adults. Japanese Health Insurance is accepted. The clinic is open on Saturdays and evenings (16:00-18:00) on weekdays.
Please contact JHI for appointment arrangements.
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・Private nursery(認可外保育園):Temporary and regular childcare
・Pre-Japanese school
・Rental space service
※English and French speaker staff available !
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Tel:03-6451-1505
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■Our features:
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(Service available for weekday, weekend and holiday, from 1h~ within the time that you charged. 3types of ticket:40h, 80h and 160h, available for 3 months)
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(Service available for Monday through Friday regularly)
▼Original method
Facility and curriculum based on brain science and clinical psychology
・Main equipments
・Different activities provided everyday
*Monthly theme is also set such as, dietary education, sound, water, insect etc.
▼Diversity
・Different age childcare
Sometimes being order brother or order sister and sometimes being younger brother or younger sister. It helps children grow in areas of development: social, moral and thoughtful consideration to others.
・Different cultures and international environment
As Shibuya is a city full of diversity, it is the same in our preschool. There are children coming from all over the world and many children have dual nationalities. Children live here an everyday life enjoying diversity.
▼Japanese culture and tradition
We value Japanese culture and tradition through daily life. At every meal, we say together « Itadakimasu » (いただきます) before starting to eat, and « Gochisousamadesu » (ごちそうさまです ) after filling our stomachs.
At the beginning of month, we visit a shrine to show our gratitude that we feel everyday life and pray for good and healthy life in this month.
Furthermore, there are opportunities that children can experience different Japanese cultures, such as Japanese tea ceremony, Japanese calligraphy, Japanese summer festival etc,
Through such experiences of Japanese culture and tradition, children are able to broaden their horizons and mind and feel grateful for everyday life. This kind of experiences would be meaningful as « pre-Japanese school » for children coming from overseas.
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Our nursery is available for rent during weekend.
Available for various ways:birthday party, meetings, welcome and farewell party, seminar, workshop etc.
*Price:1h/15,000yen(ex.)、3h/36,000円(ex.)
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]]>April is the best time to be accepted at daycare and kindergartens as Japanese schools start a new semester from April. There are usually many open spots available.
The application deadline is closed in November or December, be careful not to miss this – daycare and kindergartens do not accept a new application after the deadline.
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and we discovered this service online while Googling away for all the help we could get with
integrating here in Japan. Our son was about 15 months old at the time, and we were exploring
daycare options online when we learnt that JHI could also assist with filing and prepping for his
entry into the Japanese daycare system.
For those of you with families, or little ones on the way, you may have already heard how
notoriously difficult it is to get your child placed into the public daycare system. Indeed, despite
Japan’s low birthrate, Tokyo in particular seems to have babies everywhere! It’s great to see all
the mommies and daddies cycling around with an occupied child-seat at each end of the bicycle
or strapped into a baby carrier. I’m totally impressed by all the parents going about their day
while juggling their little ones. However, all this remarkable baby management is also a
reflection of the fact that there is not enough supply in childcare services to meet the demand.
Apparently, the government is working on it, and many more daycares are on the way, but this
also implies that placement is hard to come by and can be quite expensive. We had our little
one in a private daycare for the first 6 months, and the full-time monthly fee was actually
comparable to our rent! Why many couples we know decide to keep one parent at home to
provide childcare, especially if there is more than one child.
Enter the JHI. We quickly received a response to our request for assistance and have felt
supported ever since! Navigating all the government bureaucracy is certainly a skill. It truly is
another language. My wife is Japanese, and she can speak and read the language quite well in
most cases, but this paperwork is a different beast altogether. Indeed, the number of rejected
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I can happily announce that our little one has since been enrolled into the public daycare
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Sincerely,
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Meguro-ku, Tokyo
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