Health Handbook
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Kyoto University of Advanced Science
Student Affairs Center Nurse’s OfficeTable of contents
I. Role of the Nurse’s Office .......................................................................................... 2
II. About Regular Medical Examinations ....................................................................... 6
III. About Health Certificate ........................................................................................ 10
IV. Procedures for Injuries during Regular Curricular Activities, University Events,
Extracurricular Activities, and School Commutes ........................................................ 12
1. Personal Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing Education and Research
2. Liability Insurance coupled with “Gakkensai”
3. Medical expenses benefit
V. Emergency Response ............................................................................................... 14
1. Placement of AEDs and wheelchairs in KUAS
2. First aid
3. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and AED Usage
4. Handling of bee stings and anaphylactic shock
5. Common injuries and accidents
VI. Infection and prevention measures ......................................................................... 24
1. About school infections
2. Infections to keep in mind
♥Tuberculosis♥Measles♥Influenza
♥STD
♥AIDS
♥Bacterial food poisoning♥Norovirus♥COVID-19
VII. Precautions for going abroad................................................................................. 31
1. Things to watch out for before going abroad
2. Things to watch out for after returning home
VIII. About student health ............................................................................................ 33
1. Smoking and Health
2. Alcohol
3. Drug abuse
4. Anemia
5. Blood pressure management
6. Diet and health
APPENDIX；Calorie Calculator
APPENDIX；LIST of Medical Institutions

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I. Role of the Nurse’s Office
The following services are provided at the Nurse’s Office.
●Medical examination by a school doctor●Regular medical examination and follow-up guidance (screening, health guidance, andhealth counseling)●First aid and emergency response●Referral to a medical institution●First aid kit rentals●Maintenance and management of pharmaceuticals and medical devices●Measurement of height, weight, body fat, blood pressure, body temperature, vision,and hearing●Health management (prevention and control of diseases, dietary, lifestyle guidance, etc.)●Implementation of alcohol patch tests●Mental and physical health consultation●Counseling (including neurology and psychiatry fields)●Rental of clothing (including sanitary products) and crutches●Issuance of health certificates●Procedures for medical benefits (injuries during the regular curricular activities,
university events and extracurricular activities)●Personal Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing Education and Research●Survey, research and provision of information on student health●Smoking cessation support●Publication of periodicals “Health Handbook”●Lending of health and medical related books●AED lectures＜Consultation with a School Doctor＞〇Kyoto Uzumasa Campus
Specialization
Internal Medicine
Psychiatry
Orthopedic

Days and Times
Tuesday (1st) pm 1: 00 ~ 3: 00
Wednesday (4th) pm 2: 30 ~ 4: 30
Wednesday (2nd) pm3:00~5:00〇Kyoto Kameoka Campus
Specialization
Internal Medicine
Psychiatry & Neurology
Orthopedic

Days and Times
Tuesday (2nd) pm1:00~3:00
Wednesday (1st and 3rd) pm 2: 30 ~ 4: 30
Wednesday (4th) pm 3:00~ 5: 00

・Consultation with a school doctor is not only about illness or injury, but can be also about
the pathology of the human body and mind and about sports medicine.
・It will be a good experience to consult with a school doctor in KUAS as a second opinion
when you receive treatment or visit a medical institution.
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〇When you are injured or sick
The Nurse's Office has a wide variety of medical supplies and hygiene materials on hand. If
you are injured or feel sick, without hesitation, please come to the Nurse’s Office.
After providing first aid, if medical consultation is necessary, we will arrange an
appointment on your behalf. If necessary, staff will accompany you to a hospital.
We also offer recuperation areas separately for men and women in the Nurse’s Office.
*If you get injured on campus, you may be able to receive a medical expense assistance.
For more details, refer to page 11.
〇Referral to a medical institution
Depending on the situation, we refer you to an appropriate medical institution.
We provide information on medical institutions that respond to various requests such as thefollowing, so please consult with us.
●I have moved, and I need a help to find a family doctor.
●Which hospital is near from my home and easy to go to?
●Where can I find a hospital that is open for 24 hour a day?
●I want to find a hospital where I can see a doctor in the evening.
●I want to find a hospital where I can get a special treatment.
〇Mental and physical health consultation
The Nurse’s Office provides various mental and physical consultations. Reservation is not
required, so feel free to come anytime.
The details of the consultation are strictly protected.

Mental consultation

Physical consultation

・I’m worried because I'm not used
to living alone.
・Feeling anxious and restless
・Being overly self-conscious
・Feeling irritable
・I can't sleep.
・Suffering from relationships ingeneral・Trouble getting along with teachers
・Trouble in a relationship, etc.

・Various health consultations
・Internal medicine? Surgeon?
Which department should I go to?
・I need to be referred to a hospital.
・I feel tired and irritable recently.
・About diet.., I don't want to gain
weight…
・What kind of food should I eat?
・Consultations on friends and family,etc.

〇 For your health management
We have a sphygmomanometer, a height meter, a weight scale, and a body composition
meter in the Nurse’s Office. Please feel free to use them for your own health management.

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〇 We offer a place where you can spend time to relax.
Nurse’s Office is not only a place to visit when you get injured or sick, but also when you
just want to relax. To prevent infection, the space may not be available in some cases.
<Please come to the Nurse’s Office in the following situations.>
・When you want to be alone
・When you want to spend time in a quiet place
・When you don't want to eat in a crowded place such as the school cafeteria
・When you want to talk to someone〇 Reading and lending of health and medical books
We have several health and medical magazines, etc. You can take a look at them as you
like and borrow them as well if you want.
A few examples of magazines we have in the Nurse’s Office；Lettuce Club (Featuring easy dishes, etc.)
Leaf (Local information magazine in Kyoto and Shiga)
Monthly Kyoto (Information magazine in Kyoto)4

Annual health care event schedule (2023 Academic Year)

Planned matter

Month
April

Regular Medical Examinations for Students (Early April)
Freshman Health Survey
Start of issuance of "Health Certificate"
Regular Medical Examination Screening and Management

May

Interview and guidance for students with abnormal findings :Physical examination, urine test, chest X-ray, and blood test
Enrollment Application for Personal Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing
Education and ResearchSports Club and Circle Members Medical Examinations (Mid-June)
Blood pressure, electrocardiography, blood tests and physical examination

June

Distribution of medical examination results ... (The date of distribution will be
posted on the Sentan Navi.)
Regular Medical Examinations for Faculty and Staff
Holding of the Nurse's Office Management Committee
Sports Club and Circle Members Medical Examination Screening and Management
Interview and guidance for students with abnormal findings :July

Physical examination, electrocardiography and blood test
Contacting and guidance for students who have not taken a medical examination
Health consultation and guidance for faculty and staff with abnormal findings

AugustStatistical Processing of Medical Examination Rate and Screening Results,
preparation of the report

September Health Surveys and Medical Examinations for Fall Enrollment Students
Influenza vaccination
OctoberDecember Reporting the results of Regular Medical Examination for Faculty and Staff toSonobe Labor Standards Inspection Office
Preparation of the health management reports (Students, Faculty and Staff)

JanuaryMarch

Preparation of the health management plans for the next academic year (Student,
Faculty and Staff)
Prepare the next academic year events
Holding of the Nurse's Office Management Committee
5Ⅱ．About Regular Medical Examinations
1. Purpose and Significance of Regular Medical Examinations
The purpose of school health management is to maintain and promote the health ofstudents and contribute to the smooth implementation of education and the securing of its
achievements, as stated in the “Articles 1, 13 and 14 of the School Health and Safety Act.”
Regular medical examinations play an important part of school health management, and it ismandatory for all students to have checkups every year.

2. Items for regular medical examinations
2023 Academic Year Student Medical Examination Items
HealthandSportsScience
1st yr.

Nursing
1st yr.

Speech andHearing
Science andDisorders
1st yr.

Heightmeasurement●●

Weightmeasurement●

Vision tests

Nursing,
Speech andHearing
Science andDisorders
All grades

Faculties of
Bioenvironmental
Sciences &Engineering
3rd yr.

Faculties of
Bioenvironmental
Sciences &Engineering
4th yr.

Grad

Bioenvironmental
Science &Engineer-ing
Grad
students

1st
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2nd
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3rd
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3. What happens if you do not get a Regular Medical Examinations
If you do not get a regular medical examination, you cannot participate inphysical education, SLS, and athletic Club and Circle activities.
* Early detection of physical abnormalities or diseases may not be possible. The detectionof chronic diseases without subjective symptoms such as tuberculosis, kidney disease,anemia and diabetes may be delayed as well.
* You may not be able to take physical training courses.
* We cannot issue your health certificates (necessary when applying for employment,
scholarship, higher education, transfer, part-time job, internship, teaching and nursing
care practices, etc.) and medical certificates for participating in away games or training
camps.
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4. What to do if you did not get a Regular Medical Examinations*If you are unable to get a regular medical checkup at the designated date, due tounavoidable circumstances, use one of the following methods as soon as possible andsubmit a medical examination result to the Nurse's Office.
① Get a medical examination at a school designated institution by the designated date (Late
April) (early reservations are required).
② Get a medical examination at the public health center.
③ Get a medical examination at a general medical institution.

※ When getting a medical checkup outside of university, you first need to contact Nurse's Office
and receive a "consultation form," before visiting a medical institution for the checkup.
In case of ① above, the medical examination fee is paid by the school, and in cases of ② or ③,
it is paid by the student.

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[KUAS designated institutions]Kameoka Hospital

Uchida Hospital

Tel 0771-22-0341〒621-0815
3-21-1, Kose-cho, Kameoka City

Tel 075-882-6666〒615-0925
6-9, Onawaba-cho, Umezu, Ukyo Ward,
Kyoto City

To Fukuchiyama[Location][Location]
Hankyu Arashiyama Line

City Bus
Matsuobashi
Bus Stop

To Kyoto

Uchida Hospital

Kameoka Hospital

Katsura River

Yorimasaduka

Matsuo-Taisya Statiom

Nishimura Clinic

Uzumasa Hospital

Tel 0120-109-215 or 075-365-3339〒616-8083
901 Higashi Shiokoji-cho, Karasuma-dori
Shiokoji-sagaru, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City

Tel 075-811-7711〒616-8083
4-13, Uzumasa-Yasuinishizawa-cho,
Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City

[Location]

Uzumasatenjingawa Stationon the Tozai Line

Tenjin River
Kyoto Tower
The bus stop
In front of KUAS

Uzumasa Hospital

Post Office

Oike Street

North-South
free passage

Sanjo Street

Keifuku Arashiyama Line

Shiokoji Street

Bus terminal

JR Kyoto
IsetanKUAS
RandenTenjingawa
StationKarasuma St.

[Location]

Yamanouchi
Station8

Hotel Granvia Kyoto
reception→

JR2F
West gate

Hotel Granvia Kyoto
West Elevator 3F
Nishimura Clinic

Ticket office
Hachijo Street

Uzumasa Clinic

Sakabe Clinic

Tel 075-863-6152(*Only primary checkup) Checkup Center Tel
075-863-5553〒616-8151
30-4, Katabiranotsuji, Uzumasa, Ukyo
Ward, Kyoto City

Tel 075-231-1624〒600-8216
435, Yamamoto-cho, Gokomachi
Nijo Sagaru, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto
City

Uzumasa Station[Location][Location] JR Sanin Main Line

Nijo Street
Sakabe Clinic
Kyoto Cityhall
Oike Street

Rakuwakai Marutamachi
Hospital↑ KyotoShiyakushomae
StationRakuwakai Otowa Hospital
Tel 075-593-4111〒607-8062
2 Chinji-cho, Otowa, Yamashina
Ward, Kyoto City

Tel 075-801-0351〒604-8401
Shichihonmatsu-dori Marutamachi
Agaru, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City

[Location][Location]
Senbon Street

Rakuwakai
Marutamachi
Hospital

Kyoto Central Lib.

Gokomachi
StreetSubway Tozai Line
Uzumasa Clinic

Kawaramachi
StreetKatabiranotsuji
StationRakuwakai Otowa
Hospital

Marutamachi Street

JR Enmachi St.

To Nijo Station[Location]

RakuwakaiTojiminami
Hospital
Fudanotsuji Street
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Kintetsu Toji St.

Minami
Ward
OfficeKintetsu
Kyoto Line

Kujo Street

Mibu Street

Tel 075-672-7500〒601-8441
1 Nanden-cho, Nishikujo, Minami
Ward, Kyoto City

Omiya Street

Rakuwakai Tojiminami
Hospital5. Please check your result on the Sentan Navi.
* We will notify you (by posting, mailing, Sentan Navi or telephone) if you need to undergo
any consultation or guidance after the medical examination. If you receive notification,please come to the Nurse's Office immediately.

Results of Medical Examinations and Management Flow
April

May

July

June

Interviewand guidance

Ongoing management andguidance for students in need of
medical care

Students
withabnormalfindings

Sports Club Medical Examination

Results posted on Sentan NaviInterviewand guidanceIssuance of health certificates”

Students
withabnormalfindings

Regular Medical Examination

III. About Health Certificate
Health certificates are issued by KUAS, based on the results of annual medical
examinations conducted at KUAS. Therefore, we cannot issue your health certificate if you
do not get a regular medical examination. If you have not received a regular medical
examination, please consult with the Nurse’s Office.
Health certificate is required in the following cases:

・Job-hunting

・Various practices

・Scholarship application

・Higher education

・Joining away games

・Internship・Part-time job application ・Physical training courses
・Classes such as lab

etc.

1. Issuing time
A certificate is issued based on the results of the annual medical examinations
conducted in April, and can be issued from mid-May and within the relevant academic
year. It can be issued only while you are a student at KUAS, and it cannot be issued after
graduation.
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2. Issuance method
Issuing a health certificate costs 340 yen per copy. Refer to KUAS’s website for how
to use the Convenience Store Certificate Issuance Service to obtain a health certificate.
If you have any unexamined items or need a re-examination as a result of your regular medical
examination, we cannot issue a certificate. Please consult with the Nurse's Office.

3. If you need a health certificate on a prescribed form
When you apply for a higher education, transfer to another school, or apply forscholarships, you may be required to obtain a certificate of your medical examination
results on a prescribed form. In such cases, you may need to take checkup items otherthan the regular examination items at KUAS. Also, if there is a designation of a national
and public hospital or a specified medical institution, it cannot be issued at KUAS, so
please read the application guidelines and instructions carefully and take the necessary
procedure. If you don't know any appropriate medical institutions, please consult with
the Nurse's Office.
When you get an examination at a medical institution, please allow sufficient timesince it may take some time to receive the result.

4. Health certificate for joining sports club/circle games and training camps
In order to obtain such a medical certificate, you need to get the Sports Club andCircle Members Medical Examinations as well as the regular examinations conducted in
April.
Also, for the issuance of a group certificate as a club, please fill out a designated form
with club members’ names and other necessary information, and apply to the Nurse’s
Office at least two weeks in advance. There is no charge for a group certificate.

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Ⅳ．Procedures When Injured During the Regular Curricular
Activities, University Events, Extracurricular Activities, andCommute

1. Personal Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing Education and Research
We offer the "Personal Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing Education andResearch(“Gakkensai”)" and the "Liability Insurance coupled with “Gakkensai” for all
students. (University pays for enrollment fees.)<Personal Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing Education and Research payment
coverage>① Injuries during the regular curricular activities and university events → when the actual
treatment took more than 1 day② Injuries on campus → when it took more than 4 days
③ Injuries during extracurricular activities → when it took more than 14 days of actual
treatment④ In case of hospitalization, it will be covered from the first day.
⑤ Injuries during the commute to school → when it took more than 4 days of actual
treatment* The number of days of treatment = the number of days of hospitalization/hospital visits.
* This insurance may also cover the injuries that occur outside the campus or during trips
to/from extracurricular activities. Please inquire the Nurse’s Office.
* Report the details about injuries to the instructor responsible for the class, in case of theregular curriculum, and the club advisor, in case of extracurricular activities.
<Insurance Claim Procedure>
Application forms and guidance for necessary procedure are available at the Nurse’s
Office. Please report your injury to the Nurse’s Office as soon as possible.
☆For more details, refer to the "Handbook for Enrollment of Personal Accident Insurance
for Students Pursuing Education and Research" distributed at the admission.

2. Liability Insurance coupled with “Gakkensai”
Course A
Subscriber: Students of all faculties except two departments (nursing, speech andhearing sciences and disorders) and graduate students
Scope of activities: During regular curricular activities, school events, extracurricular
activities, internships, care work experience activities, compensation for bodily injury
and property damage arising during teaching practices, etc. and during round trips toand from practice facilities
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Course C
Subscriber: Students of Department of Nursing and Department of Speech and Hearing
Sciences and Disorders, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
Scope of the activities: During regular curricular activities of the medical-related
faculties and departments, school events, extracurricular activities, internships, carework experience activities, compensation for bodily injury and property damage arisingduring teaching practices, etc. and during round trips to and from practice facilities.
<Insurance claim procedure>
Educational Affairs Center is in charge of insurance claims. Please report your injury
to the Educational Affairs Center. The student needs to contact the insurance company
mentioned in "Handbook for Enrollment of Personal Accident Insurance for Students
Pursuing Education and Research" by themselves.

3. Medical Expenses Benefit
If the injury occurred under the supervision of KUAS but cannot be covered by Personal
Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing Education and Research benefits, the cost of an
initial treatment (a health insurance copayment) can be paid back by KUAS.
<Benefit procedure>
Application forms and guidance for necessary procedure are available at the Nurse’s
Office.
Original receipts from the medical institution are required for the procedure. If
you visit a medical institution, make sure to obtain receipts and submit them to the
Nurse’s Office. (Please submit receipts for external prescriptions as well.)* Only original copies of receipts are valid. Photocopies are not acceptable.
<Application and Claim>
Application forms and guidance for the procedure are available at the Nurse’s Office.
Please visit the Nurse’s Office with original receipts and your signature stamp.
* Please complete an application within the academic year in which the injury occurred.

If you have any questions about Personal Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing
Education and Research or medical expenses benefit, please contact the Nurse’s Office.

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V. Emergency response
1. In KUAS, AEDs and wheelchairs are installed
Kyoto Uzumasa Campus

The placement of AEDs and wheelchairs★

＜Locations of AED (automated external defibrillator)
North Bldg. 1st Floor Lobby, Restaurant＞North Bldg. Central Lounge on 2nd, 3rd, 4th floors
East Bldg. Main Stairs on 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th floors
West Bldg. Elevators on 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th floors
South Bldg. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th floors
2nd floor In the Teaching Lab. 2,
International Student Dormitory＜Locations of Wheelchair＞

North Bldg. 1st Floor Under the Central Stairs
East Bldg. 1st Floor Under the South Stairs
West Bldg. 1st Floor W Lounge
South Bldg. 1st Floor in front of Advanced Halland beside the Guard Room

<Locations of Stretcher>
East Bldg. 1st floor Nurse’s OfficeSouth Bldg. 1st floor beside the Guard Room

East Bldg.

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facultyfacultylaboratory laboratory

employee EV

Lobby

facultyfacultyfacultylaboratorylaboratory
facultylaboratory

Lounge laboratory

EV

8

7

6

4

5

Multipurpose
toiletemployee EV

reception desk♠

reception desk

Student
Counselor's
Officefacultylaboratory

facultylaboratory

6

4

facultylaboratory

9

7

facultylaboratory

Loungefacultyfacultyfacultylaboratory laboratory laboratory

3

2

Lounge

1
EV

5

Audiometric
Room

E2
ClinicalLaboratory

facultyfaculty

To North Bldg.

E303
Lecture RoomEV

passageway

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20

E2
Lab Room 1

Professor AssistantProfessor, Assistant

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Professor.

facultylaboratory

21

E4 Manabu

10

EV

E4
Practice Room
(Maternal andPediatric Nursing)12
facultylaboratory

13

E4
Practice Room(Community,
Home, Aging
and PsychiatricNursing)

facultylaboratory

14

E301
Lecture
Room

E2
Joint
Laboratory

19yJunior Associatefacultylaboratory

E3
Junior
Associate
E3
Conference Professor.
2

Assistant
Professor's
assistant.

facultylaboratory

E3
Joint
Laboratory

15
facultylaboratory
facultylaboratory

18

E4
Practice Room(Basic and adult nursing)16
facultylaboratory

17

4th Floor

3rd Floor

14

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E2
Lab Room 2

facultylaboratory

E3
Conference
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E302
Lecture Room2

2nd Floor

facultylaboratory

8
facultylaboratory

facultylaboratory
facultylaboratory

E2

E2
Basic
PracticeRoom

1st FloorEV

conference１

E2
E2
Monitoring Play room
room

Psychological
Education
Consultation
OfficeCorporate
OfficeGeneral OfficeJunior
Associate
Professor.
Assistant
Professor's
assistant.

E2

EV

Nurse’s
Office3North Bldg.
1st FloorStage

2nd Floor

Lounge1
N 210
LectureRoom

N2 Part-time Lecturer
Room Lecture Room

N2
Faculty
Research
Room

N 209
Lab Room

AtriumN 208
Lab Room

Kyogakudo
fellowship laboratory
THE COMMONS G(Restaurant)

N 207
Lab Room
N 206
Lab Room

N2
Educational
Affairs Center,
Student AffairsCenterN2
Interview Room

AtriumMultipurpose Space

PilotisEV

Lounge2

Lobby1EV

AtriumEV

EV

MARUZEN
CampusShop

N 201
LectureRoom

N2 study room

N202
Lecture RoomN2 humanities
cooperative Laboratory

Library

AtriumN2 PC
Preparation RoomInternational
CenterEV

3rd Floor

N 205 PCClassroom

Hall

EV

Atrium
N313
LectureRoom

4th Floor

N301
LectureRoom

AtriumN 418
Lab Room

N 401
Lecture Room

N 417
Lab Room
N 416
Lab Room

N308
LectureRoom

N 402
Lecture Room

N 415
Lab Room
N 414
Lab Room

N311
Lab Room

N310
Lab Room
N309
Seminar RoomN204 PCClassroom

Lounge 1

N312
LectureRoom

Lounge１

N 203 PCClassroom

N 413
Lecture Room

N302
LectureRoom

N 412
Lecture Room

N303
LectureRoom

N 403
Lecture Room

N 404
Lecture Room

N 411
Lab Room
N 410
Lab Room

Lounge 2
EV
EV
N307
SeminarRoom
lectureEV

N304
LectureRoom
N305
LectureRoom

To East Bldg.

N 405
Lecture RoomEV

N 409 Lab
Room
N 408 Lab
Room

N 406
Lecture Room
N 407
Lecture Roompassageway
Mirai Hall
(Greater Lecture Room)N 306
Mirai Hall
(Greater Lecture Room)EV

AtriumAtrium15

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Connecting passage [To North Bldg.3F]

Guard Room
Admissions
Center

Career Support CenterWest Entrance

Faculty Lab

Activity room★

Roofterrace

East Entrance

ToiletActivity room

W Lounge

Lecture Room

Faculty Lab

LadiestoiletMen's toilet

W2 Lounge

Lecture RoomLight garden

Student Disability
Support OfficeHappiness Hall

Happiness Terrace

Activity room
Activity room

Exerciseroom

Activity room

Lecture Room
Faculty Lab

Changing room

1st Floor

2nd Floor

Faculty Lab

Faculty lab
Roofterrace
Lecture Room

Psychologicalexperiment
officeFaculty Lab

Faculty Lab

Lecture Room

Ladies toilet
Men’s toilet

Graduate student room

Lecture RoomToiletPhysiologicalexperiment
officeLecture Room

Roof terrace
Physiology laboratory

Behavior analysis room

Graduate student Room

Faculty Lab

Graduate student room

Psychological laboratory

Roof terrace

Lecture Room

Faculty Lab

Faculty Lab

3rd Floor

4th Floor

16South Bldg.

S Terrace

Sagano Hall Sagano Hall
Foyer

Advanced Hall
Hall
Advanced
1st Floor

Educational Affairs Center
Educational
Affairs Center
International
OfficeInternational Office

Promenade★♠

Science Plaza
Guard
Guard
Room
Room

Dean's Office

Uzumasa A Building ofInternational Student dormitory

Teaching Lab.

Computer Room

2nd Floor

MachineWorkshop
MachineRoom

Learning
Commons 1

Lecture Room

Prayer Room

Learning
Commons２

East Lounge

Central Lounge

Uzumasa A Building ofInternational Student dormitory

Teaching Lab.

Deck Garden

Deck Garden

Lecture Room

Lecture Room

Lecture Room

3rd Floor

Lecture Room

S Lounge West

Lounge East

Lecture Room
Learning Commons
３

Central Lounge

Uzumasa A Building ofInternational Student dormitory

Lecture Room

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Deck Garden

Deck Garden
LaboratoryFaculty laboratory

Library

faculty laboratorychemical studio

Facultylaboratory

4th Floor

Conference Room

Electronic Workshop

Uzumasa A Building ofInternational Student dormitory

Lounge East

ServerRoomfaculty laboratory

Learning Commons４

Faculty laboratory

Laboratory

Lounge East

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assistant room

5th Floor

laboratory

Faculty

Libraryteaching

Uzumasa A Building ofInternational Student dormitory

Faculty laboratory

Laboratory

Preparation Storage

1st Basement

Machine Workshop

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Kyoto Kameoka Campus

The Placement of AEDs and wheelchairs*<Locations of AED (automated external defibrillator)>① In front of the Nurse's Office (Hakuun Hall): AED<Locations of Wheelchair>① In front of the Nurse's Office (Hakuun Hall)② Gymnasium (in front of the office)⑤ Bioenvironmental Bldg. 6th floor (Office)Bldg. (Office)②Gymnasium (in front of the office)③ In front of the Training Room (Clubhouse 2)④Bioenvironmental Bldg. 1st floor⑤Bioenvironmental Bldg. 6th floor (Office)⑥Kofukan 2nd floor⑦Yushinkan 2nd floor⑧Hobunkan 1st floor⑨Nanpukan 1st floor (next to the stairs)⑩Tokushikan 1st floor (in front of the hall)⑪Library (in front of the counter entrance) ⑫ Sports Field 2 (dugout on the first base side)⑬ Tennis courts
HobunkanNewbuilding⑭ Bathroom beside the Baseball Field ⑮ Ryokufukan⑧ Hobunkan⑬

Tokushikan⑩

Ryokufukan
First parking lot
Nanpukan⑥⑨

KofukanTennis court

Library

Second ground⑪

Gakushikan
Meikokan⑫

Hakuun Hall
University hallFirst clubhouse Second clubhouse

Third parking lot

Gymnasium・Martial arts fieldSenshin Pond⑦

Yushinkan

Green space
Bicycle parking lot

Bio Environment Bldg.

⑤

Faculty of Bio-Environment
Training ground⑭
2. First aid
When a physical abnormality occurs suddenly, the treatment to be done before calling adoctor or an ambulance is called first aid. The quality of first aid measures greatly affects
how well one recovers after the injury or disease. In your school life, you have many
opportunities to play sports, and as a result, it is not rare that you get involved in accidents.
It is helpful to always have correct knowledge on first aid.

Emergency dial :Police and emergency reports of accidents
Rescue and Fire
Marine accidents and incidents
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No.110No.119
No.118.

Chain of Survival
It is important to prevent injuries and diseases that may cause cardiac arrest or
respiratory arrest. If a person is found to be in cardiac arrest, call 119 as soon as possible,
perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) including chest compressions and rescue
breathing as soon as possible, use an AED to deliver an electric shock, and provide medical
treatment as soon as possible. This can save lives.
In advance

Prevention of cardiac arrest

Early

Early

Recognition and report

Basic Life Support(Cardiopulmonary
resuscitation and AED)

Early

Advanced Cardiac Life
Support and Intensive careafter return of spontaneous
circulation

3. How to Perform CPR(Response to Sickness and Injury Due to the Spread of COVID-19)

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4. Handling of bee stings and anaphylactic shock<Manuals for Bee Stings and Anaphylactic Shock>
I. Take preventive measures against bee stings.
・Gather information…It's important to get information about
the bees' movements in the neighborhood.
・Use protective gear.
・Take an anaphylactic antibody test.
(The examination fee for the students of the subject dealing with bees is covered by KUAS.)

II. First aid... Try to deal with it calmly.
Please carry an emergency kit (located at the Nurse's Office/Bioenvironmental Bldg.
Office) with you for beekeeping and farm practice. If you are stung by a bee, contact
Nurse's Office (Kyoto Uzumasa Campus 075-406-9140, Kyoto Kameoka Campus 0771-292273) and take the following measures.
① Immediate treatment at the site (using a portable emergency kit)
*Try to suck out the poison from the wound with the poison suction port
immediately after being stung by a bee.
*Apply antihistamine (tact plus jelly) to the wound.
*Wash, cool, and rest the affected area.
② Take the patient to an emergency hospital depending on their condition.
*By ambulance... If serious symptoms are appearing. (Shock symptoms
such as dyspnea, convulsions
or disturbance of consciousness.)(Ambulance TEL 119)
* By taxi … You can take a taxi if you have been stung by something other thanwasps, or if you have no serious symptoms.
Please call a taxi after confirming the acceptanceof the destination.

<Kyoto Kameoka Campus>(Kyoto Taxi TEL: 0771-25-1000)
Medical institutions in Kameoka that can handle bee stings and shock(Emergency response and Epipen prescription).
Hospital name
Kameoka City Hospital

Emergency
response
Possible

Department Epipen prescription

Phone number

Address

Surgery

Possible

0771-25-7313

1-1 Shinonoda, Shino-cho, Kameoka-shi

Surgery

1-32 -15 Shinohirota, Kameoka-shi

Kameoka Shimizu Hospital

Possible

Impossible

0771-23-0013

Kameoka Hospital

Impossible

Possible*

0771-22-0341

3-21-1, Kose-cho, Kameoka City

Ueki Taka medical clinic

Possible* *Possible

0771-29-6888

39 -1 Nakamura, Joboji, Shino-cho, Kameoka City

Yagi Clinic

Possible***Possible

0771-24-0123

18, Kasebaramachigashira, Shino-cho, Kameoka City

*When visiting Kameoka Hospital, call them in advance.
** Ueki Taka Medical Clinic can provide an emergency response within their office hours (9: 30-12: 30/16: 00-19: 00).
Closed on Tuesdays, Sundays and national holidays.
***Epipen prescription is also available at Yagi Clinic (reservation required).
Primary emergency response available. Calls will be forwarded on holidays and during off-hours.
The clinic is closed on national holidays, and open only in the morning on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

<Emergency set>
Storage Location: Nurse's Office, Bioenvironmental Bldg. 6th floor Office
Gymnasium Office, Facilities Division
Content: Poison suction port, Antihistamine ointment (Tact plus jelly)
Coolant, Extermination spray.
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5. Common injuries and accidents
If there is bleeding
Calm down and try to stop bleeding by looking for the bleeding part.
Hemostatic methods:① Cleanse
Wipe the area around the wound, and if there is sand or mud in it, cleanse withrunning water.
② Direct hemostasis (usual method)
Firmly press the bleeding area with a gauze or a clean towel.
Use vinyl gloves, plastic bags, etc., and do not directly contact with blood.
If there are pieces of wood, glass, etc. in the wound, do not force it out until you see
a doctor since it can break or bleed a lot.
③ Tourniquet method (for a serious wound in an emergency)
In case of limbs, tie the part that is closer to the heart than the wound with a wide
cloth such as a towel.
After tying the cloth once, twist it with a stick. It tightens well and it is easy toloosen the cloth. Do not use a thin string or a rubber band.
In front of ears

Hemostasis

Hollows of collar bones
Underarms
Inside the center of upper arms
Inside elbows
Groin
Base of fingers
Dimples behind knees

Insteps
Source: Maizuru City Fire Dept.

Hemostasis points

No bleeding but severe pain or swelling
There is a suspicion of bruise, sprain, muscle strain, and sometimes bone fractureand dislocation. Basics of first aid is as follows:
R (rest): Rest. Do not rub or massage.
I (ice): Cool the affected area with ice or ice pack. (For about 30 minutes.)
C (compression): Bandage the affected area with a sandbag, pillow, or sponge.
E (elevation): Raise the affected area.
Remember "RICE." If a bone fracture or dislocation is suspected, stabilize thewounded area with a splint such as any stick or ruler, etc. available. It is harmful andshould be avoided to pull your finger when you have a sprained finger.
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Other common injuries and accidents①. Burn
Rinse or immerse in cold water and cool for about 30 minutes. Do not tear blisters, and do
not try to remove clothes forcefully even if they are attached to the burnt skin. If the burns
are extensive, please go to the hospital.
②. Heatstroke
During a strenuous exercise under the hot summer sun, a person may get sick or suddenly
fall down.
If the person is pale and get a cold sweat, carry him/her to a cool shade, replenish fluids andelectrolytes (OS1, Aquarius, Pocari Sweat, etc.), and cool the body with a fan.
If the person looks red, has a fever, or is unconscious, call 119 immediately while trying tocool him/her down with water. If left unattended, it could be fatal.
Cool the neck, sides (axilla), and groin.
③. Nosebleed.
If bleeding does not stop immediately, you should sit and lean on a chair, and try to stop
bleeding by pinching or cooling the nose.
●How to stop a nosebleed(1) Pull your chin, pinch and press your nostrils firmly with fingers.
(2) Cool your nose with a cold towel.
●If you can’t stop a nosebleed by pinching your nose
After stuffing your nose with gauze or absorbent cotton, firmly pinch your nose. If the
bleeding does not stop for more than 15 minutes, go to the hospital.
We have explained here the first aid methods for common accidents around us, but as amatter of fact, it is not easy to practice them in real situations. However, there is a big
difference between having even a little knowledge and not having it at all. In addition, if you
train yourself by actually going over the procedures with your friends as well as gaining
knowledges, you will be ready to provide more appropriate first-aid treatments.
<Prepare a first-aid kit to be ready for emergencies.>
A kit should include…
□Cold medicine (combination cold remedy)□Medicine for heat and pain (antipyretic analgesic)□Medicine for worms□Thermometer□Antidiarrheal□Scissors□Adhesive bandages and adhesive plasters.
It is also good to have…
□Eye drops □Poultice □Ice pack □Hot pack □Disposable gauze(□Disinfectant →It is effective to use disinfectant to prevent the wound from2

suppurating, but it is most important to wash the wound well with running water first.)
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VI. Infection and prevention measures
1. About school infections
School Health and Safety Act and School Health and Safety Law Enforcement
Regulations specify the types of infectious diseases to be prevented and the period ofsuspension from attending school.
Call the Educational Affairs Center and the Nurse's Office immediately after you havebeen diagnosed with one of these diseases. Do not come to the university but recuperate ina hospital or at home until your doctor permits that you can attend school.

School infectious diseases that are suspended
School infectious diseases and mandatory absence periods
Infectious Disease

Mandatory Absence Period

Ebola hemorrhagic fever, Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic
fever, smallpox, South American hemorrhagic fever,plague, Marburg's disease, Lassa's fever, Acutepoliomyelitis, diphtheria, Severe acute respiratory
syndrome (limited to SARS coronavirus),
Type 1 Middle East Respiratory Syndrome,
Specific avian influenza (Limited to the cases where thepathogen is influenza A virus belonging to the genus
Influenza, and the serosubtypes thereof are H5N1 andH7N9)

Until cured.
*In addition to the diseases in the left column, the "Novel Influenza
Infection," "designated infection," and "new infection" specified in
Paragraphs 7 through 9 of Article 6 of the "Act on Prevention of
Infectious Diseases and Medical Care for Patients with Infectious
Diseases" shall be regarded as Class 1 Infectious Diseases.

Influenza (Excluding avian influenza (N5N1))

Until 5 days after the onset AND 2 days after defervescence (Threedays for a toddler.)

pertussis

Until the specific cough resolves OR 5 days of appropriate
antimicrobial therapy is completed

Measles (measles)

Until 3 days after defervescence

Mumps (mumps)

Until 5 days after the onset of swelling of the parotid gland, thesubcostal line, or the sublingual line, AND until the patient is ingood general condition

Rubella (Three days.)

Until the rash disappears

Varicella (chickenpox)

Until all rashes have crusted

Pharyngoconjunctival fever (pool heat)

Until 2 days after resolution of major symptoms

novel coronavirus (COVID-19)

Until 5 days after symptom onset and another additional day after
the symptoms are resolving

tuberculosis

Until the risk of infection is eliminatedType 2Cholera, shigellosis, enterohemorrhagic E. coli infection, Until the doctor recognizes that there is no risk of contagion.
typhoid fever, paratyphoid fever, epidemic
keratoconjunctivitis,
Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis, * others (infectious
Class 3 gastroenteritis, Mycoplasma pneumonia and streptococcal
infection)

School Health and Safety Law Enforcement Regulations(Partially Revised on May 8, 2023)

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2. Infectious diseases to keep in mind
Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis (TB) is an infection caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The incidence oftuberculosis has decreased due to the development of chemotherapy, and it was once almost
forgotten. However, in recent years, the number of tuberculosis patients is increasing
worldwide due to the population growth and the spread of AIDS. On the other hand, it is thedisease that is attracting attention anew, because of the outbreak of mass infections due
to changes in lifestyles, and the increase in the incidence of disease caused by drug-resistantbacteria due to antibiotic abuse. Therefore, regular health checkups and chest X-ray checkups,
which are preventive measures at KUAS, are necessary for all students to undergo.
-If cough continues for longer than 2 weeks, consult with a medical institution.
-If you are diagnosed with tuberculosis, contact the Nurse's Office.
Major symptoms ...... Prolonged cough, sputum, fever, chest pain, and malaise
Infection routes ....... Droplet infection or airborne infection
Prevention ................ BCG vaccination, chest X-ray(10 ~ 20% of the infected people are TB patients)
Maintaining and improving physical strength
5 major symptoms of tuberculosis

Chest pain

Fever
Cough

SputumBloody sputum※May generate heat
only at night.
Other symptoms include lassitude,night sweats, etc.

Measles

Measles is an infection caused by the measles virus, and it is transmitted from person toperson. It is a highly contagious infection with severe symptoms and a high rate ofcomplications, but a measles vaccine can provide a high level of protection.
Symptoms: Nasal discharge, fever, and spots in the mouth
Influenza
Influenza (Influenza A/H1N1) is not necessarily highly toxic at present, but because no
one is immune, it is more likely to spread than normal influenza.
Therefore, it is necessary to take adequate measures to prevent the spread of infection.
In addition, those with pre-existing medical conditions (see notes below), pregnant
women, infants, and the elderly need to be careful as they may become seriously ill.

Notes: medical conditions that require special care:
Chronic respiratory diseases (asthma, etc.), Chronic heart disease, Diabetes, Persons undergoingartificial dialysis, and Compromised immune system, Persons taking corticosteroids (steroids)25

Typical symptoms
Fever of 38 ℃ or higher

Cough

Sore throat

General malaise

Infection routes
The main routes of infection are droplet infection and contact infection.
Droplet infection occurs when a healthy person inhales the virus released by an infected
person’s cough, sneeze, or sputum.
In the case of contact infection, the virus may adhere to other objects (doorknobs, etc.)
when an infected person touches them after coughing or wiping their runny nose with theirhands. If a healthy person touches the attached virus and then touches the eyes, nose or
mouth, the virus can be transmitted through the mucous membrane or conjunctiva.
If symptoms appear
If the symptoms are mild, it is not necessary to seek medical attention. However, you
should seek medical attention in the following cases.
1. Those with pre-existing medical conditions (see the bottom of page 25)
2. Those with symptoms suggestive of serious illness (persistent high fever, difficulty
breathing, persistent cough, etc.)[Caution in using antipyretics]
If you use antipyretics, it is recommended that you use acetaminophen.
Shelf brand names: Norshin, Sedes* Do not use aspirin-containing drugs. (Buffarin, etc.) or diclofenac sodium (Voltaren,etc.) or Loxonin.
They can lead to serious complications if used during the flu.
When you see a doctor
When you visit a medical institution, call them in advance, and go to the hospitalwearing a mask. If you do not have a primary care provider or a family doctor, consult
with one of the followings.
-Nurse's Office (Kyoto Uzumasa Campus 075-406-9140 Kyoto Kameoka Campus
0771-29-2273)-Public Health Center (Ukyo Ward Health and Welfare Center, Medical and Hygiene
Corner 075-366-0115, Nantan Public Health Center 0771-62-4751)
If you are diagnosed with influenza
Under the direction of a doctor, in order to prevent the infection from spreading to others,
students are not allowed to attend school until 5 days have passed since the onset of illness
and 2 days have passed since the fever has broken. Please report to the Nurse’s Office.
If there is a possibility of infection
You may be infected if:* My roommate was diagnosed with influenza or is showing symptoms of flu.
* You talked to a person infected with influenza within a distance of 2 meters formore than 10 minutes.
* You spent a long time with an infected person in a closed space such as a classroom26

If there is a possibility of infection, please observe the following* Refrain from going out and avoid contact with people* Wash your hands and gargle frequently* Keep an eye on the appearance of symptoms while measuring body temperature* If symptoms appear, monitor them at home, and if they worsen, contact a medical
institution
To prevent influenza* Get vaccinated every year. Vaccinations are effective for about 3 to 6 months.
* Gargle, wash and sanitize hands (alcohol-based sanitizers are effective and available atschool)* Wear a mask (a non-woven mask with a nose wire recommended)* Well-balanced diet
* Adequate sleep and rest
Sexually transmitted diseases (STD)
Sexually transmitted diseases refer to all diseases transmittable through sexual
contact. For example, "AIDS" is not a venereal disease but is a sexuallytransmitted disease. Sexually transmitted diseases include the followings.
Sexually transmitted diseases

Primary pathogen

Disease

Phosphorus bacterium

1) Gonorrhea
2) Syphilis
3) Genital herpes simplex virus infection4) Hepatitis B
5) Trichomonas vaginitis6) AIDS
7) Adult T cell leukemia
8) Chlamydia infection

Treponema pallidum

Classical venereal diseases

Herpes simplex virus type 2
Hepatitis B virus
Trichomonas vaginalis
HIV
HTLV-I
Chlamydia I

To prevent sexually transmitted diseases* Avoid high-risk sexual behaviors
Sexual activity with unspecified persons is dangerous. There are multiple partners
on each side, and the infection spreads one after the other.
* Use condoms correctly from the beginning to the end of a sexual contact.
* Get a sexually transmitted disease treated.
If you get infected, make sure your partner gets tested and treated at the same time.
HIV antibody test
Any medical institutions can conduct tests, but at a public health center, tests are for free
and anonymous. However, since it takes 6-8 weeks for the antibody to become positive, you
should wait for more than 3 months after a high-risk sexual behavior to take a test.
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You will not be infected by these:

Ordinary kiss

Pools

Sneezing

Circular drinking Hot pot dishes

Life

Pets and bugs

Sweat and tears

SalivaTears

Straps and handshakes Public lavatory__Pets__Livingtogether

SchoolMosquito and tickPublic bathing

OfficeWhere you can take an HIV test and consult with
Address
Nantan Public Health Center

21 Fujinoki, Koyamahigashi-machi, Sonobe-cho, Nantanshi

Shimogyo Public Health608 -8 Higashi Shiokoji-cho, Shiokoji Agaru, Nishinotoin-

Centerdori, Shimogyo Ward

Nearest station

Phone Number

Sonobe Station

0771-62-4751

Kyoto Station

075-371-7292

Department of Health andWelfareHealth and Sanitation
Promotion Office

65 Yanagi Hachiman-cho, Yanaginobanba-dori, Oike

KarasumaOike

sagaru, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City

Station075-222-3411

Health and Safety Division
There are public health centers in other areas as well to get tested and consult with. Contact the Nurse's Office for more details.
Sat, Sunday) Kyoto Works Health Association 67 Nishinokyo Kita Tsuboi-cho, Nakagyo-ku Ward, Kyoto City 0120-636-040
Nearest Station: JR Enmachi

AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome)
AIDS is an emerging infectious disease that is difficult to deal with because it declines humanimmune system. However, recently treatments and preventions have begun to develop
drastically. In Japan, the number of reported cases and infections is increasing.
Pathogen............... HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)
Infection routes...... 3 major routes of infection (blood-borne, mother-to-child transmission,and sexual activities)
Symptoms............... After the early symptoms similar to those of a cold such as fever, diarrhea,
swollen throat, headache, malaise, and joint pain, a long incubation period(average of 7-8 years), it causes chronic ill health or opportunistic
infections, malignant tumors, and neuropathy.
Prevention.............. No injection equipment to be shared or reused, an issue of medical error(HIV contamination of blood transfusion and blood products), Safe
sexual activity, and early antibody testing.

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Bacterial food poisoning
Infection type food poisoning includes Vibrio parahaemolyticus, Salmonella, Escherichia
coli (O-157 etc.), Bacillus cereus, and Clostridium perfringens (Campylobacter, etc.). In
order to prevent O-157 and other food poisoning, we would like you to keep the following
three principles in mind.
3 Principles for*Avoid contact with germs…colonization test, cleanliness (hand wash, gargling)

Food Poisoning*Avoid increasing germs……food management, cooking method, food storage

Prevention*Killing germs .............. disinfection (sun, drying and drug disinfection)

Norovirus
This is the main pathogen of food poisoning from autumn to winter. Noroviruses infects
only human and do not multiply in other organisms or foodstuffs. However, it is highly
contagious and easy to infect collectively, so you should wash your hands and gargle toprevent infection.
▼Norovirus symptoms.....nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain, fever.
Major routes of infection
1. From human through food......... Infected through the food contamination by cooking
and serving with hands carrying norovirus
2. From food........... Norovirus-contaminated bivalves (oysters, etc.) and undercooked
foods
3. Person-to-person transmission... Cases where the infected person's stool or vomit
gets into the mouth or inhales noroviruses that
become airborne after drying.
If you get food poisoning from norovirus...
 Rest enough If vomiting, let the person vomit into a washbowl, etc. without trying to hold back.
 If having severe diarrhea or vomiting, seek medical attention immediately (difficulty
in hydration tends to leads to dehydration).

 When feeling cold, use an electric blanket or a hot-water bottle to warm up.
 Do not take an antidiarrheal or an anti-nausea drug with no careful consideration.
If diagnosed with norovirus (infectious gastroenteritis):
To prevent infecting others, stay and rest at home under a doctor’s direction until
permitted to attend school.
<<Prevention of norovirus>>① Avoid raw food as much as possible, and cook for more than 1 minute at 85 ℃.
② Make sure to wash your hands with soap before and after cooking, using the toilet, or
touching your pet to wash away the virus.
③ Disinfect cooking utensils occasionally by soaking them in sodium hypochlorite(kitchen bleach or chlorine bleach).
④ Dispose vomit or feces, wearing a mask, a plastic gown and gloves, quickly. Disinfectthe area with sodium hypochlorite.
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COVID-19 Infection
We post the latest information about KUAS’s response to COVID-19 infection on Sentan
Navi and KUAS website. Please check them on a regular basis.
 To prevent COVID-19 infection to spread, avoid the “Three Cs (Closed spaces, Crowded
places, Close-contact settings)” and observe the basic infection prevention measures
such as cough manners and hand sanitizing.
 To decrease the risk of infection as much as possible, try to avoid any of the “Three Cs.” Be cautious with crowded places and close-contacts even in outdoor settings. Avoid
nearing a crowd of people and speaking loudly.

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VII. Precautions for going abroad
1. Things to watch out for before going abroad☆Collect enough information beforehand.
・Acquisition of hazard information: make sure to confirm the safety of the destination.
☆Confirming the prevalence of infectious diseases and the necessity of vaccination
・Check the prevalence of infectious diseases, and plan your travel in accordance with thesituation.
・Some countries require vaccination.
・When planning to get vaccinated, confirm the date and the place where it is conducted.
The date and time are often limited, so take it early with plenty of time.

◆Vaccins you can take in Japan(as of April 2023)

Overseas Safety Information Service

Main vaccination
・Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Overseas Safety Website:(URL: Japanese only)
http://www.anzen.mofa.go.jp/(Contact:)
Consular Service Center, Consular Affairs
Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs(Overseas Safety Consultation Group)
Tel: 03-3580-3311
9:00 - 12:00, 13:30 - 17:00
・Infectious disease information (FORTH)
Information on the prevention of infectious
diseases provided by the Ministry of Health,Labour and Welfare(Searched on Narita International Airport
official website)(URL:) http://www.forth.go.jp
Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare,
Quarantine Station, Overseas Infectious
Diseases Information

DiseaseContent

Yellow
Fever

Live
vaccineCholeraInactivatedvaccineValid period

For a lifetime
from day 10 after
vaccination

Preventive result, Remarks

Yellow card
Have no effectTetanus

toxoidVaccination every
10 years

Hepatitis A

InactivatedVaccineEffective formaintenance for atleast 3 to 5 years

Prophylactic
effect 100%

Hepatitis B

InactivatedVaccineValid for 3 years

Prophylactic
effect of 95%

RabiesInactivatedVaccineJapanese
encephalitis

InactivatedVaccine

Diphtheria

Toxoid31

Effective once
every 1-2years formaintenance
Effective once
every 3-4 years formaintenanceapproximately 10
years formaintenance

Prophylactic
effect 100%

Enabledhave a highprotective effecthave a highprotective effectWatch out for infections through food!
The first step to prevent infection is to avoid raw food. Be especially careful whentraveling to tropical or subtropical areas.
★Precautions for infectious
Food &
Drinks

Method of preventing infection

Water

Do not drink unboiled water (tap water etc.).
Tap water should be boiled or chlorinated.
Buy bottled or canned mineral water.
Ice made from tap water can also cause diarrhea,
so be careful of drinks with ice in them.
The bacteria will not die even if the drink
contains alcohol.

diseases
Long incubation period
Many infections have an incubation period anddo not develop quickly. There are not many
common diseases with a long incubation period
in Japan, but there are many diseases with a longincubation period overseas, mainly in the tropics.
Such foreign diseases usually do not exist inJapan, so even if a doctor sees a doctor at a

Seafood

Cook them well and eat while it's hot. Japanesepeople tend to prefer raw or half-cooked meat,but the risk of infection increases.

hospital because he or she is not feeling well, he

Vegetable Avoid raw vegetables. Cook them before eating.

foreign country, and the diagnosis will be

Unhygienic or old food are easily perishable andDairy
products, should be avoided.

delayed, which may be life-threatening.

Egg
products Fruits are clean until they are peeled, but asoverseas travel, if you have any problems withsoon as peeled, bacteria start to increase on

institution as soon as possible and consult with

their surface. Eat immediately after peeling.

your doctor after telling him that you went

Do not eat cut fruits that seem to have been left

abroad.

Meat

Fruitsor she will not think of a disease acquired in a

For about 2 months after returning fromyour physical condition, please go to a medical

for some time.

2. Things to watch out for after returning home
☆If you have symptoms such as fever or gastrointestinal disorders (especially diarrhea)
after returning to Japan, be sure to report them to the quarantine when you enter Japan.
☆Pay particular attention to your physical condition for about 2 months after returning toJapan. Some infections have long incubation periods, and you may be infected even if
there is no symptom when you return to Japan.
☆If you experience any problem in your physical condition after returning to Japan, makesure to visit a medical institution and report where and how long you traveled to.
☆If you are suspected to be infected with an infectious disease such as Ebola hemorrhagic
fever, consult with a medical institution or public health center by phone and follow
their instructions.

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VIII. About student health
1. Smoking and Health
Smoking and the effects on your body
Cigarette smoke contains more than 4,000 kinds of chemical substances, and 200 of which
are said to be harmful. There is also a substance called nicotine that is addictive, so once you
start smoking, you cannot stop because of addiction.
There are nearly 100 kinds of carcinogens and promoting agents of carcinogenesis alone,
and there are many health problems caused by tobacco.
Examples of health problems caused by tobacco

Cancer
Gastric ulcer
Periodontal disease

Pulmonary emphysema
Myocardial infarction
Preterm birth & miscarriage

Problem of passive smoking
Cigarette

smoke

Smoking is becoming a
disadvantage for job hunting.

includesmainstream smoke that smokers
directly inhale and secondhand
smoke that people around themSmoking cessation classinhale indirectly.

The Nurse's Office sets up a smoking
cessation class, and help you quit
smoking.

It is known that secondhand smoke
contains more harmful substances
because it is not filtered.

Have courage to take the first step andcome to the Nurse's Office.

Know that your cigarette smoke cancause health problems to yourfriends, loved ones, and others.

33Thinking about quitting smoking?
Having a hard time quitting smoking?
Can't make it alone? Want to try with others?
Nurse's Office will support you.
Smoking Cessation Class which can help you successfully quit
smoking
Nurse's Office provides smoking cessation programs.
Application: Kyoto Uzumasa Campus, East Bldg. 1F Nurse's Office
Kyoto Kameoka Campus, Hakuun Hall 2F Nurse's Office<Course I>"Quit Smoking Marathon course"
Join the "University Smoke Free Project" incooperation with other universities, and receive
follow-up services. Free nicotine patches and freestudent text message registration will ensure expert
instruction and long-term care and follow-up.
*The main office is Nara Women's University.
Application registration at KUAS Nurse's Office.
<Course II>

We can give you
information on smoking
cessation clinics.

"Behavioral Therapy Smoking Cessation course"
Smoking cessation support program organized by
KUAS Nurse's Office.
It is carried out using nicotine gum, behavioral
therapy and group therapy.
We cooperate with NPO Kyoto Smoke Cessation
Promotion Study Group (Tanaka Clinic, Sanjo
Omiya).
*Location: KUAS Nurse's Office34

2. Alcohol
When you drink alcohol, almost all of it is absorbed from the stomach and the small
intestine, and it dissolves into the blood and travels all over the body. The level of alcohol
dissolved in the blood is closely related to the "drunkenness." Thus, the "drunkenness"
depends on how quickly alcohol is absorbed and how much alcohol you drink.
Although it varies from person to person, it is said that 0.4% to 0.5% of blood alcohol
concentration (BAC) is the fatal amount of alcohol. In many of the cases of death fromalcohol, it happens 3-4 hours after drinking, and they are often found already dead. So, beaware that if you feel even a slight danger, you should take them to a safe place. And if they
do not wake up even with a strong stimulation, you should call for an ambulance.

Blood levels(%)

Alcohol patch test

Amount of booze
Japanese Sake/~1 glass(180ml)

exhilarating period

early stage of tipsy

0.02~0.04

0.05~0.10

A large bottle of beer/~1 bottle
Whiskey Single/~2 glasses

the Nurse's Office. The test takes about 20

Japanese Sake/1~2 glasses

minutes.

A large bottle of beer/1~2 bottles

Blood levels of

Whiskey Single/2~5 glasses

alcohol and theJapanese Sake/3 glasses

degree ofbefore getting drunk

0.11~0.15

A large bottle of beer/3 bottles
Whiskey Single/6~7 glasses

drunkenness
0.16~0.30

A large bottle of beer/5~7 bottles
Whiskey Double/5 glasses
Japanese Sake/7~10 glasses

wasted period

0.31~0.40

You can check whether you have a highor low alcohol tolerance.
To prevent harm from drinking, it isJapanese Sake/5 glasses
drunkenness period

We conduct patch-testing for alcohol at

A large bottle of beer/8~10 bottles

important to know your tolerance inadvance.

Whiskey bottle/1 bottle
Japanese Sake/over 10 glasses
coma stage

0.41~0.50

A large bottle of beer/over 10 bottles
Whiskey bottle/over 1 bottle"Five Responsibilities" by organizers and participants of drinking parties
1 Eliminate Alcohol Harassment.
Do not harass or violate human rights related to drinking. As a consideration for those who
cannot drink alcohol, prepare some non-alcoholic drink.
2 No one should vomit.
Understand that the idea of "As long as you vomit, you can drink as much as you want" isvery dangerous. Do not let anyone drink beyond their limit.
3 If a person becomes drunk, care for and protect them.
Never leave them alone, and arrange for an ambulance or medical attention.
4 Do not allow minors to drink alcohol.
Remember that people under the age of 20 are physically and mentally underdeveloped andcan be greatly affected by alcohol.
5 Do not let a person who is going to drive a car drink alcohol.
Not only those who drink alcohol, but also those who let them drink are punished legally.
Understand that drunk driving leads to tragedies.

We do not or let anyone chug.
That is dangerous.

NOunderage drinking
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3. Drug abuse
The dangers of drugs are surprisingly just around the corner.
The greatest danger of drug abuse is addiction. Once you're addicted to a drug, yourbrain will not return to the original state. The mind and body fall into the beyond recovery
state.
Never touch drugs. This is absolutely important!!
Once you use a drug, you cannot quit by your own will. Drugs have a strong, unintended
potential for addiction.

Drugs

You will be severely punished by law.

Don’t use it Don’t even own it Don’t give it to others Don't plant or make it yourself

Don't take this invitation.

Everyone's doing it!

I'm so smart that I can study hard.

Why don't you give it a try?
It's good for losing weight.
I feel better. It's great.

It's okay. It's only once.

Even if you are encouraged to take a drug, say “No!”

Keep away from dangerous places. Running away is also a "courage".

A friend or lover who encourage you to take drugs do not care aboutyou.

Drug-free campus and community!
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4. Anemia (KUAS has an anemia test at the Sports Club Health Checkup.)
Anemia is a problem of the number of red blood cells and of hemoglobin (Hb) in the
peripheral blood decreasing. The WHO (World Health Organization) defines thecriteria for the diagnosis of anemia as shown in Table 6. At KUAS, Sports Club Health
Checkup contains an anemia blood test. After the Health Checkup, make sure to receive
the result and check it to make use of for your self-management.

(Table 6) Diagnostic Criteria for Anemia (WHO)Items

red blood cell countHemoglobin(10/mm)(g-dl)

adult male478 ± 50

16.0(13.0--17.5)

45--47(42--52)

adult female

430 ± 5414.7(12.0--15.0)

40--42(35--45)

Sexhematocrit(%)

About anemia
 With a slight case of anemia, there are usually no subjective symptoms. Therefore, it
is possible to get used to being anemic while leading the same daily life, which is thedanger about anemia.
 Although anemia is caused by various factors and causes, iron deficiency anemia is themost common type of anemia.
 Iron deficiency anemia is often caused by dietary habits such as unbalanced diet andweight loss. With females, it is often caused by menorrhagia, abnormally heavy or
prolonged menstruation. With males, it is often caused by gastrointestinal bleeding.
 People who continue strenuous exercise for a long time may develop sports anemia.

Sports anemia
When you do strenuous exercise, the blood will concentrate due to dehydration, but
the dehydration will improve temporarily by hydration. However, if exercise ishabitually continued for a long time, the concentrated blood may be diluted, creating aphysiologic adaptation that facilitates peripheral circulation. In such a temporary
adaptation with a low red blood cell count, the motor function also deteriorates due tothe reduced oxygen transport function.
Management of anemia
If you are diagnosed with anemia, you need to have a thorough examination at a medical
institution and receive appropriate treatment. Since a slight case of anemia can improvewith dietary therapy, try to eat foods high in iron.

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5. Blood pressure management
Blood pressure refers to the pressure in the blood vessels of the body arteries from theheart to the periphery. Blood pressure is mainly related to cardiac contractile force, vascular
resistance (caliber, elasticity), blood flow, and blood viscosity. In many lifestyle-relateddiseases, blood pressure is an important sign of a medical condition, so daily efforts tocontrol blood pressure are very meaningful to prevent diseases.
We have a blood pressure monitor in the Nurse's Office, so make use of it. Among students’measurements, many are found with low blood pressure (maximum blood pressure being
lower than 99 mmHg), and they express their subjective symptom as “feeling heavy.” Lack ofsleep due to staying up late and not eating well seem to be the causes. Thus, blood pressure
is a health sign that sensitively reflects the state of mind and body.

Systolic and diastolic blood pressure
When the heart contracts, blood suddenly enters the arteries, and blood vessels are attheir highest level of tension, blood pressure is at its highest, which is called systolic bloodpressure. Also, the blood pressure when the heart dilates is called diastolic blood pressure.
Blood pressure is determined mainly by the cardiac power output and the elastic resistanceof large blood vessels.
The baseline blood pressure is
Maximum blood pressure 130 mmHg or less
Minimum blood pressure 80 mmHg or less

Blood pressure classification (Hypertension Guidelines 2020)
mmHg
180

Systolic blood pressure

160
140
130

Grade Ⅲ hypertension
grade II

Grade Ⅱ hypertension
hypertension

grade I
hypertensi
Grade I hypertension
highonblood

pressureHigh bloodpressure

Normal high blood pressure

Hypertension

120
Normal blood pressure

Target forblood pressure
reduction under
75 years old
80

90

100

110

mmHg

Diastolic blood pressure(Source: "Hypertension Guidelines 2019" drawn from the Japanese Society of Hypertension, 2019.4. 25)
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6. Diet and healthIn modern society, improper or unbalanced eating habits such as "eating only what you like" and"eating late at night" are becoming a problem. How is your diet?
It is important to have a balanced diet in order to maintain a healthy body and life. However,many people may wonder what kind of food is "well-balanced diet." To show this good "balance"easier to understand, the "Meal Balance Guide" below was made to illustrate "what" and "how much"you should eat per day.
It clearly shows how to take a desirable meal and the approximate amount and learn the "basics
of healthy diet".

M e a lA top stays
steady only by
spinning(movement).
It shows theimportance of
movement
along with awell-balanced
diet.

Ba l a n c e

G u i d e

Is yo u r d i et he a l t h y?
Movement
water, tea

The axis of the top is water/tea. It
means that you need to take enoughwater during and between meals.

One day's meal

Staple food (rice, bread, noodles)
4 bowls of rice (medium size

Side dish (Vegetables, mushroom,

Enjoy sweets and luxury
foods/drinks (alcohol etc.)
in moderation.

The main frame divides
the main meal into fivesections, and illustrates
the desired meal balancewith illustrations.

potatoes, Seaweed dishes)

5 plates of vegetable dish.

Main dish(meat, fish, egg, soybeans dishes)

3 dishes of meat, fish, eggs
or soybeans

This string is theenjoyment among thediet, "sweets and luxury
drinks (alcohol, etc.)."They should be taken inmoderation, in regards tothe balance of the amountin a whole diet.

Milk, Dairy products

The quantity of each dish iscounted as one (SV *) in theunified credit, and the numberof servings per day is indicatedfor each dish category.
*SV stands for "serving" and isa rough indication of thestandard amount for each dish.

1 bottle of milk

Fruit
About 2 mandarin oranges
Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare and theMinistry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.

The illustration of a top shows a meal for one day, indicating that you will fall if you
lose the balance of meals. Is your top spinning well?

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Supplementary Provisions (calorie calculation)

Check your calorie
 How many calories should you eat per day?
It depends on the amount of exercise and daily activities,
but in general, it is calculated by multiplying 1 kg of bodyweight by 30 kilocalories.
Height(m)2×22(BMI index)＝Standard weightStandard weight×30＝Energy requirement【Calculation example】●For a person with a height of 165 cm

1.65m×1.65m×22(BMI index)＝59.9kg (Standard weight)
59.9kg×30kcal＝1,797kcal (Energy requirement)
Your approximate energy requirement is……
(BMI index)(Standard weight)(Energy requirement)*Some wise tips to eat healthy when eating out…
① Choose 1/3 (600 ~ 700 kcal) of daily total energy to get a rough idea.
② The Japanese set meal with a wide variety of dishes and low calories is ideal.
③ Choose high calorie Western foods only once every three days.
④ Adjust the proper amount of staple food for yourself.
⑤ Choose one dish with protein (meat, fish, eggs, and soy products) in it.
⑥ Try to choose dishes using vegetables.
⑦ Avoid oily or fried foods as much as possible.
⑧ Try not to use butter, dressing, or mayonnaise.
⑨ Choose noodles with other ingredients and leave as much soup as possible.
⑩ It is desirable to eat out only once a day, if at all.
⑪ It is safe to choose a dish which you can tell what kinds of ingredient are in.
⑫ Try to eat so that the nutritional balance is controlled in 3 meals a day. If you can't
control the balance within a day, try to control it within three days to a week, and don't
be too strict.
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Supplementary Provisions (List of medical institutions)<What to do when visiting a medical institution>*Be sure to bring your "Health Insurance Card."*Check the office hours. Call in advance to check if an emergency hospital can see you or not.

◆ List of emergency hospitals<Kyoto Uzumasa Campus Area>
Facility name

Telephone

Address/Website URL

Rakuwakai Marutamachi
Hospital

075-801-0351

Kyoto City Hospital

075-311-5311

Marutamachi-agaru, Shichihonmatsu-dori, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City
http://www.rakuwa.or.jp/maruta/
1-2 Higashi Takada-cho, Mibu, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City
http://www.kch-org.jp/

Japanese Red Cross Kyoto
Daini Hospital

075-231-5171

Kyoto Min-iren Chuo
Hospital

075-861-2220

Kawabata Hospital

075-861-1131

Uzumasa Hospital

075-811-7711

355-5 Harunobi-cho, Kamanza-dori Marutamachi-agaru, Kamigyo-ku Ward,
Kyoto City
http://www.kyoto2.jrc.or.jp/
2-1 Tsuchimoto-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City
http://kyoto-min-iren-c-hp.jp/
16 Uzumasa-Kaminodan-cho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City
http://www.kawabata-hp.or.jp/
4-13 Uzumasa-Yasui-Nishizawa-cho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City
http://www.uzumasa-hp.jp/<Kyoto Kameoka Campus Area>
Facility name

Telephone

Address/ Website URL

Kameoka Municipal Hospital

0771-25-7313

1-1 Shinonoda, Shino-cho, Kameoka-shi
https://www.city.kameoka.kyoto.jp/hospital/

Kameoka Shimizu Hospital

0771-23-0013

1-32-15 Shinohirota, Kameoka-shi
http://shimizu-hospital.or.jp/kameoka/

Kyoto Katsura Hospital

075-391-5811

17 Yamada Hirao-cho, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City
http://katsura.com/

Shimizu Hospital (Chiyoharaguchi)

075-381-5161

11-2 Yamada Nakayoshimi-cho, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City
http://www.shimizu-hospital.or.jp/shimizu/

Rakusai Shimizu Hospital

075-331-8778

13-107 Kutsukake Oeda, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City
http://www.shimizu-hospital.or.jp/rakusai/

Kyoto Chubu Medical Center

0771-42-2510

25 Yagi Ueno, Yagi-cho, Nantan City
http://www.kyoto-chubumedc.or.jp/v◎ Kyoto Health Care Yorozu Net
You can search emergency hospitals.
◎ Emergency Safety Center Kyoto（# 7119）
You can consult by phone 24 hours a day, every day of the year. You can consult when you arein trouble due to illness or injury such as whether to call for an ambulance, whether to visit a
hospital, which hospital to visit, etc.
41◆ Night/Holiday Emergency Medial Care
Kyoto City Emergency Clinic(Nakagyo Ward)<Kyoto City Emergency Clinic>
Address: 6 Higashi Toganoo-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo
Ward, Kyoto
Phone: 075-354-6021
Open Days

Office Hours

Saturdays

18:00-22:00

Ophthalmology

Sundays, Holidays(8/15-16, 12/29-1/3)

10:00-17:00
18:00-22:00

Ear, Nose, Throat

Sundays, Holidays(8/15-16, 12/29-1/3)

10:00-17:00

Monday to Friday

21:00-24:00

Saturdays

14:00-17:00
18:00-8:00

Sundays and national holidays(8/15-16, 12/29-1/3)

10:00-17:00
18:00-24:00

Internal medicine

Pediatrics

Nijo-joCastleSenbon Street

Department

Oshikouji Street

SubwayNijo St.

JR
Nijo St.

Oike Street
Emergency Clinic(Doctor's hall 1F)

Sanjo Street

Central Clinic (Nakagyo Ward)<Kyoto City Holiday Emergency Dentistry Central
Clinic>SubwayNijo St.

Oshikouji Street

Nijo-joCastleAddress: 1Higashi Toganoo-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo
Holiday Emergency
Dentistry Central Clinic( Kyoto Dental Association
Oral Health Center 1F)

Ward, Kyoto
Kyoto Dental Association Oral Health Center 1F
Phone: 075-812-8493

JR
Nijo St.

Oike Street

Senbon Street

Medical hours: 10: 00 ~ 17: 00 (Sunday, national
holidays (8/15, 8/16, 12/29 – 1/4))

Sanjo Street<Other/Night Medical Care>
Contact Kyoto Emergency Medical Information Center
Phone: 075-694-5499

Emergency clinic (Kameoka City)<Kameoka City Holiday Emergency Clinic>N

Address: 82 Kamaga-mae, Yasu-cho, Kameoka
In Kameoka Public Health Center

Kameoka Municipal
Elementary School
Josai Elementary School

Department of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics

In Kameoka City
Health Center

Phone: 0771-23-5636
Hours: 9: 50-11: 30/13: 00-16: 30 on Sundays,
national holidays (including substitute holidays),
New Year's holidays (December 30 - January 3)
Kazuka42

Kameoka
City Hall

<Kyoto Uzumasa Campus Area> List of Medical Institutions
Area code (075)

There may be changes in office hours,
phone numbers, etc. Check them
before visiting.

Internal medicine
Facility name

Telephone

Address

Office Hours

KUAS, Uzumasa-tenjingawa station area
Kanemitsu Clinic of Internal
Medicine

873-8686

181 Shimokeibu-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
16:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Tamai Clinic

863-5585

1F Koridol Tenjingawa, 3-3 Shimokeibu-cho,
Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
16:30 - 20:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Uketa Clinic872-5757

21 Moriganishi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Yasui Yamanouchi Clinic

406-7189

2F Oike Kadono Bldg., 9-1 Gotanda-cho,
Yamanouchi, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Uzumasa area
Uzumasa Clinic (female doctors
registered)863-615230-4 Katabiranotsuji, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
13:30 - 15:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri only
by reservation)
18:00 - 20:00 (Mon - Fri)

Uzumasa Second Clinic (female
doctors registered)863-5581

26-2-2 Minamino-cho, Hirosawa, Saga, Ukyo
Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)

Tashiro Clinic

861-0124

3 Kumiishi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat)
18:00 - 20:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Imoto Clinic

861-2646

4 Kaishoji-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
18:00 - 20:00 (Mon/Wed)

Ikeda Clinic (female doctors
registered)811-1521

21-59 Kurumamichi-cho, Yasui, Uzumasa, Ukyo
Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
16;30 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Izumiya Clinic

821-1612

2-16 Nijoura-cho, Yasui, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

822-2660

18-1 Kohoriike-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

9:00 - 11:30 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Hanazono station area

Nishioji Oike station area
Kyoto Min-iren Taishimichi Clinic(female doctors registered)

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
14:00 - 17:00 (Sat)
15:00 - 18:00 (Mon/Thu/Fri)
17:00 - 20:00 (Tue)
17: 00 - 20: 00 (Mon Tue Thu Fri)
9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:30 - 20:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Ogawa Internal/Respiratory
Medicine Clinic

432-844875-1 Doda-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

Nakanishi Clinic

841-9661

11 Funatsuka-cho, Nishinokyo, Onmae-doriOike-agaru, Nakagyo Ward

Kageyama Clinic

323-6680

9-5 Nishiimada-cho, Saiin, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 20:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Fuchi Clinic of Internal Medicine

803-6060

14 Kamiotake-cho, Mibu, Nakagyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 18:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Otsuka Clinic

881-3088

65-4 Maeda-cho, Umedu, Ukyo Ward

Nishio Cardiology Clinic

881-1118

7-34 Goto-cho, Umedu, Ukyo Ward

Umezu area
9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)
9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
16:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Surgery
Facility name

Telephone

Address

Office Hours

KUAS, Uzumasa-tenjingawa station area
Uketa Clinic872-5757

21 Moriganishi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Shijo Clinic (female doctors
registered)311-222021-1 Shijobatake-cho, Saiin, Ukyo Ward

8:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Thu/Fri)

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Uzumasa area
864-7473

6-5 Higashino-cho, Tokiwa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Ikeda Clinic (female doctors
registered)811-1521

21-59 Kurumamichi-cho, Yasui, Uzumasa, Ukyo
Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
16:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Otsuka Clinic

861-3262

4-13 Izumi Shikibu-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:30 - 20:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Izumiya Clinic

821-1612

2-16 Nijoura-cho, Uzumasa,Yasui, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Telephone

Address

Kanemitsu Clinic
Hanazono station area

Orthopedic surgery
Facility name

Office hours

KUAS, Uzumasa-tenjingawa station area
Uketa Clinic872-5757

21 Moriganishi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Terauchi Orthopedic Clinic

881-2020

10-1 Morigamae-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:30 - 20:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Hishimoto Orthopedic Clinic

812-2236

19-4 Kitanokuchi-cho, Yamanouchi, Ukyo
Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu - Sat)
16:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Shimizu Clinic

802-4174

1 Miyamae-cho, Yamanouchi, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Matano Orthopedic Clinic872-577511-1 Katsuragi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat) Reception by 11:30
16:30 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Uzumasa Clinic

863-615230-4 Katabiranotsuji, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
13:30 - 15:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)*Closed on the 3rd Thursday afternoon

Ikeda Orthopedic Clinic

864-3331

31 Ichinoi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

803-1881

2-9 Umazuka-cho, Yasui, Uzumasa, Ukyo
Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
16:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

822-2660

18-1 Kohoriike-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo
Ward

9:00 - 11:30 (Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed)

Uzumasa area

Hanazono station area
Nagaoka Orthopedic Clinic
Nishioji Oike station area
Kyoto Min-iren Taishimichi Clinic

Obstetrics and gynecology (Women’s health)
Facility name

Telephone

Address

Office hours

Uzumasa area
Kyoto Min-iren Chuo Hospital

861-2220

2-1 Tsuchimoto-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 10:30 (Wed)9:00 - 11:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Kashiwagi Women’s Hospital

882-3800

13-3 Tarumiyama-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Wed/Thu/ Sat)
10:00 - 12:00 (Tue/Fri)
17:00 - 19:00 (Tue/Wed)
18:00 - 20:00 (Mon/Fri)

Hosoda Ladies Clinic634-6123

1F IMPACT IKU NORTH, 69 Shokushi-cho,Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 20:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
Check in by 30 minutes prior.

Yamamoto Hospital (female
doctors registered)801-3281

795 Miyamoto-cho, Takoyakushi-sagaru,
Iwagami-dori, Nakagyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
13:30 - 15:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Nijo station area

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Urabe Clinic

841-2001

490 Nakatsukasa-cho, Sawaragi-cho-sagaru,
Tsuchiyamachi-dori, Kamigyo Ward

10:00 - 13:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

325-0272

13-9 Higashi Junnain-cho, Saiin, Ukyo Ward

9:30 -12:30 (Tue/Thu/Sat)
15:00 -18:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

321-1112

1-11 Shijobata-cho, Saiin, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/ Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Saiin station area
SATOKO Ladies Clinic (female
doctors registered) *Gynecologicaldermatology by appointment only
KUAS area
Miyamoto Ob & Gyn Clinic

Dermatology
Facility name

Telephone

Address

Office hours

KUAS, Uzumasa-tenjingawa station area
Imai Dermatology Clinic

366-6153

170 Shimokeibu-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)
9:00 - 13:00 (Sat)16:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Suzuki Dermatology Clinic

316-0072

1F WEST-1 Bldg., 4-2 Anzuka-cho, Saiin, Ukyo
Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)
9:00 - 13:00 (Sat)16:00 -19:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Uzumasa Clinic (female doctors
registered)863-615230-4 Katabiranotsuji-cho, Uzumasa,
Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Tue/Thu)
13:30 - 15:30 (Tue)Yonebayashi Dermatology Clinic873-325116-2 Ichinoi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 20:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Izumiya Clinic

821-1612

2-16 Nijoura-cho, Yasui, Uzumasa,
Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Nakayasu Dermatology Clinic

841-5990

5 Kasuga-cho, Yasui, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:30 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
13:00 - 16:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Kyoto Min-iren Taishimichi Clinic822-2660

18-1 Kohoriike-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

9:00 - 11:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Nin Clinic (female doctors
registered)812-5250

18 Higashinakaai-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo
Ward

9:30 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)

812-0702

3 F JR Nijo Station NK Bldg., 3 Higashi
Toganoo-cho, Nishinokyo Nakagyo ward

10:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
9:00 - 12:00 (Sat)
13:00 - 15:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri/ Sat)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

315-0222

1-2 Pandescyon Saiin, 24 Takada-cho, Saiin,
Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
14:00 - 16:00 (Tue)17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Telephone

Address

Office hours

Uzumasa area

Hanazono station area

Nishioji Oike station area

Nijo station area

Nakamichi Dermatology Clinic

Saiin station area
Kawai Keiichi Dermatology Clinic(female doctors registered)

Urology
Facility name

KUAS, Uzumasa-tenjingawa station area
Ito Urology Clinic

321-114110-1 Akayama-cho, Yamanouchi, Ukyo Ward

9:30 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed)
16:00 - 18:30 (Fri)822-2660

18-1 Kohoriike-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

9:00 - 11:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Nishioji Oike station area
Kyoto Min-iren Taishimichi Clinic

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Ophthalmology/Otolaryngology (ENT)
Facility name

Telephone

Address

Office hours

KUAS, Uzumasa-tenjingawa station area
Suzuki ENT Clinic

861-4133

1F Pressance Loger Uzumasa Tenjingawa
Station, 170 Shimokeibu-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo
Ward

9:00 - 12:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)
9:00 - 13:00 (Sat)16:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Yonebayashi Ophthalmology Clinic

871-1020

21-67 Moriganishi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 20:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Uketa Clinic (ENT)872-5757

21 Moriganishi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Oonishi ENT Clinic

813-0024

19-11 Tsujinouchi-cho, Yasui, Uzumasa,
Ukyo Ward

9:30 - 12:30 (Mon - Sat)
16:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Matsumoto Ophthalmology Clinic

863-6633

14-125 Tayabu-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
16:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

Saito Clinic (ENT)861-4426

14 Tayabu-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat)
16:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Thu/Fri)
17:00 - 19:00 (Tue)464-2615

30 Uchihata-cho, Hanazono, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 11:00 (Mon - Sat)
*Closed on the 3rd Fri/Sat
15:00 - 17:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

821-0969

86 Higashinakaai-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo
Ward

10:00 - 13:00 (Mon - Fri)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

384-0408

2F 41-2 Minami-machi, Jurakumawari, Nakagyo 9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)Ward
16:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Fri)

Uzumasa station area

Hanazono station area
Kanbe Ophthalmology Clinic
Nishioji Oike station area
Sano Ophthalmology Clinic
Nijo station area
Juraku Ushijima Clinic(female doctors registered)
Saiin station area
9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat)Tomii Ophthalmology

311-2308

11 Kozanji-cho, Saiin, Ukyo Ward

*1st and 3rd Sunday mornings available byappointment only
*Contact lens consultation by appointment only

Psychosomatic medicine/Psychiatry
Facility name

Telephone

Address

Office hours

KUAS, Uzumasa-tenjingawa station area
366-3784

1F Pressance Loger Uzumasa Tenjingawa
Station, 170 Shimokeibu-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo
Ward

9:00 - 12:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
16:00 - 19:00 (Tue/Fri)

871-3100

12-3 Moriganishi-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

10:00 - 13:00 (Mon - Fri)
16:00 - 18:00 (Mon - Fri)

822-2660

18-1 Kohoriike-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

*By reservation only
*Inquiry required in advance

Matsura Clinic(By reservation only)(female doctors registered)813-1022

69-1 Shokushi-cho, Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

9:30 - 14:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Kondo Clinic

841-614136-1 Naka-machi, Jurakumawari, Nakagyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00(Mon - Sat)
17:30 - 20:00 (Mon - Fri)

Kaneko Mental Clinic(Reservation required)801-5560

5F Tachibana Bldg., 2-10 Kobori-cho,Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

9:30 - 12:30 (Mon - Fri)
9:00 - 15:00 (Sat)15:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)*Sat 13-15 only for new patients

Toshimori Clinic (School doctor)(Reservation required)Uzumasa station area
Sankokai Uzumasa Clinic(Reservation required)(female doctors registered)
Nishioji Oike station area
Kyoto Min-iren Taishimichi Clinic(By reservation only)(female doctors registered)
Nijo station area

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Saiin station area
Tanabe Mental Clinic(female doctors registered)(Tue - Sat: Reservation only)

325-2554

3F Afre Saiin, 1-1 Higashi Junnain-cho, Saiin,
Ukyo Ward, Tokyo

10:00 - 13:00 (Tue/Thu/ Fri/Sat)
10:00 - 13:00 (2nd & 4th Wed)
15:00 - 18:00 (Tue/Thu/Fri)

Kunisawa Mental Clinic

316-4777

2F Cosmo 26, 26 Higashi Junnain-cho, Saiin,
Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)*16:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)*For evening hours, reservation requiredby the day before

Telephone

Address

Office hours

Oshiro Dental Clinic

882-0046

1F Koridol Tenjingawa, 3-3 Shimokeibu-cho,
Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

9:30 - 13:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
14:30 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Sat)
14:30 - 20:00 (Tue/Fri)

Tsutsumi Dental Clinic(Consultation in English available)

861-288613-12 Morigamae-cho, Uzumasa, Ukyo Ward

8:30 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
14:00 - 18:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Murai Dental Clinic

311-5811

15-2 Nishiura-cho, Yamanouchi, Ukyo Ward

9:30 - 12:30 (Mon - Sat)
14:30 - 18:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

882-12704-42 Morigahigashi-cho, Uzumasa Ukyo Ward 9:30 - 12:30, 14:00 - 19:30 (Mon - Fri)

Tanaka Tatsuo Dental Clinic

822-7156

7 -5 Midoden-cho, Yamanouchi, Ukyo Ward

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
13:30 - 18:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)

Kaori Dental Clinic822-5171

101 Verde Kasuga, 28 Minami Kamiai-cho,Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

9:30 - 13:00 (Mon - Sat)
15:00 - 19:00 (Mon - Fri)
14:00 - 17:00 (Sat)

Takamori Dental Clinic

325-1777

1F Crystal Grantz Nishioji Sanjo,
15 Kamiimada-cho, Saiin, Ukyo Ward

9:30 - 14:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
16:00 - 19;00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
9:30 - 15:00 (Sat)

Araragi Dental Clinic

822-0315

1F Pallette Oike, 56 Higashi-Nakaai-cho,Nishinokyo, Nakagyo Ward

9:30 - 12:30, 14:00 - 18:00 (Mon/Wed/Sat)
9:30 - 12:30, 15:00 - 19:00 (Tue/Fri)

Dentistry
Facility nameUzumasa

Uzumasa station area
Nishikawa Dental Clinic
Nishioji Oike station area47

<Kyoto Kameoka Campus Area> List of Medical Institutions
Area code (0771)

Internal Medicine/Pediatrics/Psychiatry
Facility name

Telephone

There may be changes in office hours,
phone numbers, etc. Check them
before visiting.

Address

Office hours

Uehara Clinic (Pediatrics)

22-0347

37 Nishi-machi

8:00 - 11:45 (Mon - Sat)
16:30 - 19:00 (Mon/Thu/Fri), check-in by
18:45
16:00 - 17:30 (Tue), check-in by 17:10

Tokura Yoshifumi Gastroenterology
Clinic (IM)23-5001

2-28-2 Minami-Tsutsujigaoka Obadai

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Thu/Sat)
9:00 - 12:00 (the 2nd & 4th Sun)
17:00 - 20:00 (Mon - Fri)

Higashihara Clinic (IM,
Ophthalmology)

55-9860

57-13 Kita-machi

IM: 9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Kawano Clinic (IM)25-3010

1F Asada Bldg.,
21-17 Banba-dori, Oiwake-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Kosaka Clinic of Pediatrics andDiabetes

29-2662
55-9377

2F Rapol, 32-1 Nishiuchitsubo Kose-cho

8:45 - 12:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
16:45 - 19:45 (Mon - Fri)

Fukui Clinic (IM)29-1291

1-6-1 Umahori-ekimae, Shino-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Monji Cardiology Clinic

22-889027-2 Maeda, Obayashi, Chiyokawa-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
Check in starts at 8:30.
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Yamakawa Clinic (IM, Pediatrics)(female doctors registered)25-0777

1-21-11 Kitakose-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Fri)
Check in by 11:45

Yonehara Gastroenterology Clinic

25-5285

107-3 Miyake-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 20:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)
Closed on the 2nd & 4th Monday evenings

Yagi Clinic (IM, Dermatology, ENT,
Allergy)24-0123

18 Kasebaramachigashira, Shino-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sun)
Closed on the Sundays which is national
holidays
16:30 - 19:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri)

Seo Clinic (School doctor)

22-0802

1-8-3 Miharu, Shino-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Fri)
13:30 - 16:30 (Thu)
Closed on the 1st & 3rd Saturdays

Migiwa Clinic

29-102932-5 Oobori, Oiwake-cho

10:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
10:30 - 12:00 (2nd & 4th Sat)
16:00 - 17:30 (Mon/Thu)

21-1050

1-5-3 Chiyokawa-cho, Imazu(5-min walk from JR Chiyokawa St)

8:45 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
16:15 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
Reservations available for return visits only.
Check in by 15 minutes prior to the end.

26 1-1 Shimizu, Amarube-cho

9:00 - 13:00 (Mon - Fri)
15:00 - 19:00 (Mon - Fri)
14:30 - 18:00 (Thu)*By reservation only

Iwamoto Clinic (IM, Surgery)

Clinic "Momiji”*By reservation only

22-7516

Orthopedic surgery
Facility name

Telephone

Address

Office hours

Ueki Taka Medical Clinic(IM, Surgery, Proctology)

29-6888

1F Drug DACS, 40 -2 Nakamura, Joboji,
Shino-cho

9:30 - 12:30 (Mon/Wed - Sat)
16:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed - Fri)
16:00 - 17:45 (Sat)

Kamata Orthopedic Clinic

22-5068

44-1 Tsukinuke-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
16:30 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)
16:30 - 19:00 (2nd & 4th Tue)48

Orthopedic Ando Clinic

29-1173

1-48-9 Kose-cho*In front of Amity Kameoka Shopping
Center

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu - Sat)
17:00 - 20:00 (Mon - Sat)
Check in by 19:30

Yoshioka Orthopedic Clinic

25-4121

192 Kawaramachi

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu - Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

25-2701

1-34-3 Obadai, Minami Tsutsujigaoka

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)S Sato Orthopedic Surgery

Hayashi Orthopedic Surgery

25-6711

1F Rapol, 32-1 Nishiuchitsubo, Kose-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sat)
16:30 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)*16:30 - 19:00 (Tue if a national holiday falls
on Mon)Hiraoka Clinic(IM, Surgery)22-0260

19 Honmachi

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:30 - 19:00 (Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri)

Morito Orthopedic Clinic

23-6029

2-2-16 Ogawa, Chiyokawa-cho

8:50 - 12:15 (Mon - Sat)
17:20 - 19:40 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Sakabe Orthopedic Clinic(School doctor)

56-9360

27-1 Kubokaichi, Nakayada-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
16:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)*First visit check in by 19:00

Obstetrics and gynecology (Women’s health)/Dermatology/Urology
Facility name
Tamura Ob & Gyn Clinic(female doctors registered)

Yamaguchi Maternity Clinic

Telephone

Address

24-3151

28 Nonogami, Yasumachi

8:45 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
17:45 - 19:45 (Mon/Wed/Fri)*Only gynecology on Friday morning

2-4-7 Umahori-ekimae, Shino-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)
9:00 - 13:00 (Thu/Sat)
14:00 - 16:00 (Fri) * Gynecology byreservation only on Friday afternoon
17:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri)

22-3518

Office hours

Ishizaki Clinic(IM, Gynecology, and Cosmetic
Dermatology)

25-6045

1-4-5 Kose-cho

9:30 - 12:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)*Closed on 5th Sat
18:00 - 20:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)*Check in by 15 min prior to the end

Kumazawa Dermatology Clinic

24-5512

2-6 Kitamachi Kon

9:15 - 12:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu - Sat)
15:00 - 18:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Ochiai Dermatology Clinic

55-9536

1F Medias, Kameoka 5th Avenue,
2-3-1 Umahori-ekimae, Shino-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
15:30 - 18:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Nara Dermatology Clinic

20-8025

31-3 Higashi-jima, Kokanage, Ooi-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
16:00 - 19:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri)

Nukui Urology clinic

29-4401

2F ABIL-II 22-8 Banba-dori, Oiwake-cho

9:00 - 12:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Ophthalmology/Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
Facility name

Telephone

Address

Office hours

Okuzawa Eye Clinic

24-4455

2-29-8 Namikawa, Ooi-cho

9:00 - 11:30 (Mon/Tue/Fri/Sat)
17:00 - 18:50 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
For the first contact lens prescription,
check in by 11: 15/18: 30.

Minami Eye Clinic

25-260240-3 Nojo-Shimokawa, Shino-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
15:30 - 18:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Miyama Ophthalmology

23-5899

2F 27-4 Banba-dori, Oiwake-cho

9:30 - 12:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
15:30 - 18:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri)
14:00 - 17:00 (Sat)

Nagata Eye Clinic

23-123635-3 Nakamura, Joboji, Shino-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Sat)
16:00 - 18:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

25-1450

8-2 Iganotsuji, Umahori, Shino-cho(2F of Super Matsumoto)

9:30 - 12:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
16:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
9:30 - 13:00 (Sat)*Check in 20 min prior for contact lenses
prescription

Wada Eye Clinic(female doctors registered)Contact lenses prescription available

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Higashihara Clinic(IM, Ophthalmology)(female doctors registered)Contact lenses prescription available

55-9860

57-13 Kita-machi

Ophthalmology:
9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu - Sat)
13:30 - 16:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu)

Abe ENT Clinic

22-8797

3F Yamaguchi SS Bldg.,
9-9 Banba-dori, Oiwake-cho

10:00 - 12:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
16:00 - 20:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri)

Inoue ENT Clinic

25-8733

2-20-13 Hirota, Shino-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon/Wed - Sat)
16:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)

Yoshida ENT

25-0911

1F SY Grand Bldg., 2-1-16 Tsuchida,Ooi-cho

9:30 - 12:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat)
16:30 - 19:30 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

Hiwatashi ENT Clinic

21-3387

39-1 Nakamura, Joboji, Shino-cho

9:00 - 12:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
9:00 - 12:00 (1st, 3rd, 5th Sun)
15:30 - 18:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri)

Dentistry
Facility name

Telephone

Address

Amano Dental Clinic

25-2927

2F Yamaguchi SS Bldg.
9-9 Banba-dori, Oiwake-cho

Ishikawa Dental Clinic

22-8666

4F Ishikawa Bldg, 21-12 Banba-dori,Oiwake-cho

Umahori Nishida Dental Clinic

25-7788

15-7 Shino-cho, Shinomiharu

Ogino Orthodontic Clinic

25-0418

2F FLAT YAGI, 17-1 Obori, Oiwake-cho

Knittel Namikawa Dentistry23-8246

2F Yoshida Bldg., 19-2 Banba-dori,Oiwake-cho

Saito Dental Clinic

25-1515

Nakamura Bldg., 37-33 Tanisuji, Oiwake-cho

Shimamura Dental Clinic

22-0209

38 Kitamachi

Tanaka Dental Clinic

23-6480

12-3 Shimogawara, Nanjo, Sogabe-cho

Nakagawa Dental Clinic

23-3232

2-3-8 Kose-cho

Nakagawa Mikiya Dental Clinic*Reservation required

22-6667

121 Nakahata, Yasumachi

Maekawa Dental Clinic

23-1992

2-12-1 Kitakose-cho

Uehara Dental Clinic

56-8344

2-34-4 Satsukidai, Nishi-Tsutsujigaoka

Nakamura Orthodontic and
Dental Clinic for Children

23-3388

Rapport 3F, 32-1Nishiuchitsubo, Kose-cho

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Office hours
9:00 - 13:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri)
15:00 - 19:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri)
9:00 - 14:00 (Sat)9:00 - 12:30 (Mon - Sat)
14:00 - 19:00 (Mon - Fri)
9:00 - 12:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu - Sat)
14:30 - 18:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
14:00 - 16:00 (Sat)*Reservation required
May be closed irregularly
10:00 - 12:30 (Tue/Fri)
15:00 - 19:00 (Tue/Fri)
9:30 - 13:00 (Wed/Sat/Sun)
14:00 - 18:00 (Wed/Sat/Sun)
Closed on every other Sunday
Open on public holidays
9:30 - 13:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)
14:30 - 18:00 (Mon/Wed/Fri)
Wed afternoon closed irregularly
9:30 - 13:00, 15:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Wed)
9:30 - 13:00, 15:00 - 18:00 (Fri)9:30 - 13:00 (Sat)9:00 - 12:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
14:00 - 19:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
9:00 - 16:30 (Wed)9:00 - 16:00 (Sat)9:00 - 12:30 (Mon - Wed/Fri/Sat)
14:30 - 19:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri)
14:30 - 17:00 (Sat)9:00 - 13:00 (Mon - Sat)
14:30 - 18:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
9:00 - 13:00 (Mon - Fri) check in by 12:30
15:00 - 18:30 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri) check inby 18:00
15:00 - 17:30 (Wed) check in by 17:00
9:00 - 12:30 (Mon - Fri)
14:30 - 17:00 (Mon - Wed/Fri)
By reservation only (call by 16:30 on
weekdays)
9:00 - 13:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
9:00 - 14:00 (Sat)
15:00 - 19:00 (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri)
10:00 - 12:30 (Mon - Fri)
14:00 - 19:00 (Mon - Fri)
9:00 - 12:30 (Sat and Holidays)
14:00 - 18:00 (Sat)
14:00 - 17:00 (holiday)*Only orthodontic and oral care on Sun

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