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Nov 8, 2016

What are the emergency Contact number?

In case of emergency - medical/accident/fire what are the important and easy to remember numbers which Expat should know in Japan. Places where we can get immediate help in English.

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  • Cookievagabond

    Cookievagabond

    on Nov 8

    Let me answer your question one by one 1- Medical: As per my suggestion for medical you can get help in english with https://www.himawari.metro.tokyo.jp/qq/qq13enmnlt.asp (Himawari medical serviced) 2- Accident - If you are driving car then immediate call police as well as you insurance company representative. >> Emergency Police Call Center Number - 110 3-Fire- Dial emergency number 119

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