University of Tokyo Hospital

The University of Tokyo Hospital (UTokyo Hospital) is Japan most prestigious academic medical institution, serving as the primary teaching hospital of the University of Tokyo — Japan top-ranked university and consistently placed in the global top 30. Located in the Bunkyo ward of central Tokyo, the hospital is the national flagship of Japanese academic medicine. The hospital operates Japan broadest portfolio of clinical specialties and cutting-edge research programmes. It is Japan national reference centre for rare diseases, complex cancers, regenerative medicine, and next-generation genomic medicine. Key specialties include Oncology and Haematology (UTokyo Cancer Centre), Cardiovascular Medicine and Cardiac Surgery, Neurosciences and Neurosurgery, Regenerative Medicine and Cell Therapy (UTokyo is one of Japan principal iPS cell research centres), Gastroenterology and Digestive Surgery, Organ Transplantation, Orthopaedics, Respiratory Medicine, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Paediatric Medicine, Psychiatry, Rare Diseases, and Genomic Medicine. Tokyo offers extraordinary international patient infrastructure: Narita and Haneda airports serve 200+ international routes, international patient services are available in English, and Japan famous hospitality culture extends warmly to overseas patients and families.