Apr 28, 2014

I'm looking for a hospital where English speaking staff are available.

Edogawa or Sumida or Adachi area.

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Yuju

Hi guys ;) I like to do training. wanna share information about training and my daily life in Japan.

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Rodney

on Jul 29

no one? it's advisable if you will go with a japanese friend who can speak english or foreigner friend who knows Japanese,..

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cheeseris

on Jul 25

Hi! I've been to this hospital in Shinjuku Area where there were English translators available. It's a public hospital and a 5-minute walk from Suidobashi Station.

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