Price table

Sapporo International Clinic is a private clinic providing specialized medical services. Our pricing reflects the time, expertise, English support, and medical decision-making required for international patients.

Consultation

Treatment Price
Consultation Fee B (Standard) JPY 39,000
Consultation Fee C (Emergency) JPY 130,000
Consultation Fee D（Comprehensive） JPY49,000
Prolonged Professional Attendance Fee JPY 50,000

In addition, a Facility and Administration Fee of JPY 6,000 will be charged to all patients. This fee covers the use of clinic facilities, administrative services, and documentation.

Testings

Treatment Price
General Urine JPY 5,000
Blood Test JPY 10,000 ~ 20,000
Bacterial Microscopy or Bacterial Culture JPY 10,000
ECG JPY 15,000

Diagnostic Imaging

Treatment Price
X-ray JPY 45,000
Ultrasound JPY 45,000

Treatments

Treatment Price
Reduction JPY 50,000
Splint / Synthetic Cast JPY 30,000
Intra-Articular Injection JPY 30,000
Wound Care Simple JPY 10,000
Incision & Drainage (I&D) JPY 60,000
Surgical Wound Closure Standard　JPY 80,000
Complex　JPY 130,000
Extensive / High Risk　JPY 200,000
Ingrown Toenail JPY 80,000
Eye / Ear Nose Procedures JPY 15,000 ~

STD Testings

Treatment Price
STI Test Panel (Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, HIV, Syphilis, Herpes) JPY 30,000
Gonorrhea and Chlamydia JPY 12,000
HIV JPY 12,000
Syphilis (Screening) JPY 12,000
Syphilis (Confirmatory) JPY 12,000
Herpes Simplex JPY 12,000

Oral Contraception

Treatment Price
Emergency Contraception JPY 15,000
Birth Control Pill (1st visit) JPY 5,680
Refills (up to 6 months) JPY 2,600

Travel Vaccination Schedule

  • A reservation including the vaccine fee and the initial consultation fee (JPY 3,300) is required.
  • If you would like our clinic to determine and recommend the necessary vaccinations for overseas travel, a detailed vaccination schedule may need to be prepared. In such cases, a scheduling fee of JPY 13,200 will apply.
  • Vaccinations for children must be considered on together with their mandatory periodical vaccinations; individual consutation is required
  • Regarding effective period of vaccine, refer JSTH (Japanese Society of Travel and Health)
  • Regarding previously vaccinated rabies dosing interval, refer WHO position paper (April 2018)
Vaccine Product Name Doses Dosing interval Fee Effective duration
Hepatitis A Aimmugen 3 doses 0, 2 to 4 weeks later, 24 weeks later JPY 16,000 more than 5 years
Hepatitis B Heptavax, Bimmugen 3 doses 0, 4 weeks later, 20 to 24 weeks after the first shot JPY 6,000 more than 10 years
MR Freeze-dried live attenuated Measles and Rubella combined vaccine 2 doses 0, 4 weeks later JPY 12,000 20 to 30 years
Rabies *VERORAB 2 doses for pre-exposure 0, 7 days later JPY 17,000 Life-long
3 to 4 doses for post-exposure 【previously vaccinated】 0, 3 days later (total 2 doses) 【not previously vaccinated】 ① WHO (Essen) method: 0, 3, 7, 14 to 28 days later (total 4 doses) ② Zagreb method: 0, 7, 21 days later (total 3 doses) ③ Thailand Red Cross intracutaneous method: 0, 3, 7 days later (total 3 doses)
Typhoid TYPHIM 1 dose only once JPY 11,000 3 years
Tetanus Absorbed tetanus toxoid 1 to 3 doses Born in Japan later than 1968 having immunity: once in ten years Born in Japan before 1967, or with no vaccination record: 3 doses for immunity, and once in every ten years (0、3 to 8 weeks later, 12 to 18 months later) JPY 10,000 10 years
Cholera *Dukoral 2 to 3 doses Children 2 to 5 years old: 3 doses by mouth at least one week (up to 6 weeks) apart, at least 3 weeks before the trip Age 6 years and older: 2 doses by mouth at least one week (up to 6 weeks) apart JPY 13,000 2 years
Japanese encephalitis Jebik V 3 doses at 0, 1 to 4 weeks later, 1 year later JPY 8,400 3 to 4 years
Meningococcal meningtis MenQuadfi 1 dose only once (2 to 55 years old) JPY 27,000 5 years
Yellow fever - 1 dose vaccinations are available only at quarantine stations - 10 years
  • Importation delivery cost (JPY 35,000) and importation tax (JPY 5,000) will be added to vaccine fee when it is imported.
Prophylaxis against Product Name Name of Drug Dosing Initiation Discontinuation Use in pregnancy
Malaria Vibramycin tablet 100mg Doxycycline 1 tablet orally, once daily 1 to 2 days (at the time before first exposure to malaria) 4 weeks (from the time after last exposure) No; teratpgenic
Mountain sickness Diamox tablet 250mg Acetazolamide 250mg 0.5 tablet (one half tablet) twice daily, morning and evening 1 day before ascent 3 days after first dosing Insufficient data on use in pregnancy