Recommended Spots in Shibuya

A leading hospital in the Hiroo area with extensive experience treating foreign patients. Offers emergency care, maternity services, and specialist departments. Widely used by the international community in Tokyo.

A Tokyo Metropolitan Government hospital near Hiroo Station known for its emergency medicine department. Designated as a disaster medical center, it has experience handling diverse patient needs including foreign nationals.

A small clinic specifically catering to the expat community with English-speaking doctors. Handles general practice, vaccinations, and health checks. Accepts many international insurance plans.

Tokyo's most iconic international supermarket, beloved by the expat community for decades. Stocks American, European, and Asian imported goods including cheeses, wines, organic products, and specialty items hard to find elsewhere in Japan.

A large international food store near Ebisu with an impressive selection of imported products from over 60 countries. Features a deli counter, bakery, and wine section alongside everyday groceries from abroad.

A French organic supermarket chain popular with health-conscious expats. Offers organic produce, gluten-free options, and European products in a clean, well-organized store near Hiroo Station.

A stylish dining complex in the Daikanyama T-Site bookstore area. English menus, Western-style brunch options, and a relaxed atmosphere popular with the international community.

A food court with over 20 small yakiniku and meat restaurants under one roof. Great for groups of mixed nationalities since each stall offers something different. English menus at most stalls.

Popular Mediterranean restaurants near Omotesando frequented by expats and international business professionals. Full English service, terrace seating, and a menu featuring Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dishes.

Japan's largest bank offers foreign-currency accounts, international remittance, and English-capable ATMs. Bring your residence card and passport for account opening.

Formerly Citibank Japan, Prestia specializes in serving international clients with full English banking, multi-currency accounts, and overseas remittance. One of the most foreigner-friendly banks in Japan.

Tokyo's flagship Apple Store with multilingual Genius Bar support. Helpful for setting up devices, transferring data, and getting tech support in English.

A large electronics retailer near Shibuya Station's Hachiko exit offering SIM cards, home appliances, and electronics. Tax-free shopping and point card available for foreign residents.

A leading British curriculum school serving the international community in Tokyo. Offers Early Years through secondary education following the English National Curriculum.

An IB World School offering the International Baccalaureate programme. Known for its inquiry-based learning approach and diverse student body from over 40 nationalities.

A Japanese language school near Shibuya offering intensive courses, business Japanese, and JLPT preparation. Popular among working professionals who want to study while living in the area.

Shibuya City Office provides consultation services for foreign residents including residence registration, tax, and health insurance inquiries. Tablet-based interpretation service covers multiple languages.

An interdenominational English-speaking church near Omotesando that has served Tokyo's international community since 1872. Offers Sunday services, community groups, and social events connecting expats.