Haru Jujo Internal Medicine & Dermatology is on the ground floor of J&MALL at 2-27-1 Kamijujo, Kita-ku, one minute from the north exit of Jujo Station. It is the first listing in this directory in Kita-ku, and it is worth reading even if you had no plans to go to Jujo — about ten minutes from Ikebukuro on the Saikyo line.
Open Every Day, and Late
The clinic has no closing day and no midday break. Monday and Wednesday 9:00-20:00, Tuesday and Thursday 9:00-17:00, Friday and Saturday 9:00-21:00, Sunday and public holidays 9:00-18:00.
Nothing else in this directory is open on every day of the year, and only a handful run past 20:00. If your problem is that you cannot get to a clinic during Japanese business hours, this listing exists for you.
English Language Support
The FAQ answers the question in the form we wish every clinic used. Asked whether it consults in English, the clinic states that yes, the doctor can consult in English, and that reception and nursing staff use a translation device. For languages other than English, it states it works through someone who can speak Japanese or English.
That tells you which role speaks the language and what happens for the roles that do not — the two things a patient actually needs to know, and the two things almost every other clinic leaves out.
You Can Be Seen Without a Japanese Insurance Card
The clinic states that if you do not have a My Number health card or eligibility certificate, you can still be seen: identification such as a passport, residence card or driving licence is accepted for identity confirmation.
Naming a passport and a residence card specifically is rare. For a visitor, or a resident whose paperwork is not yet in order, this is the sentence that decides whether a clinic is usable at all.
Payment: Every Method, Published
Cash, credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, JCB and others), electronic money (iD, QUICPay), transport IC cards (Suica, PASMO) and QR-code payment (PayPay, d-barai, Rakuten Pay). That is the fullest payment disclosure in this directory, and it means you can pay with the card in your pocket rather than finding an ATM first.
Treatments Offered
The cosmetic menu is small and practical: botulinum toxin, fat-dissolving injection and placenta injection, alongside removal of warts, moles, epidermoid cysts and corns, and STD testing and treatment, some of it insurance-covered.
The clinic states that a female doctor covers cosmetic dermatology, procedures and minor surgery from Monday to Thursday until 17:00 — useful to know in advance if that matters to you. An orthopaedic specialist also attends on stated days.
Around this sits a general practice with X-ray, ultrasound, urine, blood and microscopy testing on site, and results in the same visit. Online consultation is offered for first and repeat visits, with a stated communication fee of 1,100 yen including tax on top of the consultation charge.