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Lifelong Oral Health
Preventive Care & Professional Maintenance
by Your Dedicated Dental Hygienist
Preventive Dentistry
Combined with Microscope-Assisted
Precision Treatment to Preserve Teeth & Nerves
Why We Prioritize
Preventive Dentistry
& Precision Treatment
— A Message from the Director —
— Based on My Own Experience of Having 13 Cavities Treated —
I personally had as many as 13 cavities treated before entering dental school.
I loved soda, chocolate, and sweets. I often drank sports drinks for hydration.
My family did not run a dental clinic, and at that time I had no knowledge of preventive dentistry. Whenever my teeth hurt, I simply went to the dentist to have them drilled and filled—this cycle repeated for years.
When I entered dental school, I was shocked to find that many of my classmates—especially those whose parents were dentists—had never had a cavity in their life.
After learning “how to avoid cavities” at university and putting it into practice, I have not developed a single new cavity for over 15 years.
This experience inspired me to start sharing information online to help people understand how to prevent cavities in the first place.
Things That “Prevention Alone” Cannot Protect
However, I also had another major concern: the deterioration of old fillings, which required retreatment.
Even if no new cavities form, bacteria can infiltrate through gaps in old fillings or crowns, causing recurrent decay inside. With every retreatment, the restoration becomes larger.
Through this personal experience, I came to believe that “thorough preventive care” and “precision treatment that minimizes the need for retreatment” must work together like two wheels of a cart to protect patients’ teeth throughout their lives.
Japan’s universal health insurance system allows everyone to receive dental treatment at low cost. However, this affordability often leads to a lower awareness of prevention.
Without strong preventive habits, no matter how good the treatment is, the teeth will eventually develop new issues and need additional work.
That is why our philosophy is: first, provide thorough prevention, and then provide precision treatment.
As a result of this philosophy, we perform implant treatment only about once a month—sometimes not even that.
This is proof of our commitment to “preserving natural teeth.”
Principle 1: Preventive Dentistry (99% of Oral Health Depends on Daily Self-Care)
Professional care at the dental clinic occurs only a few times a year. 99% of the time, your oral health depends on your own daily self-care.
Of course, we provide thorough plaque removal using AirFlow and apply high-concentration fluoride (9000 ppm) to create an environment that resists cavities and gum disease.
But above all, we focus on self-care instruction.
We teach how to choose the right fluoride toothpaste, how much to use, how to rinse after brushing,
and how to use interdental brushes and floss properly.
Providing patients with the “knowledge” and “skills” to maintain oral health at home is one of our most important missions.
Principle 2: Rubber Dam Isolation (Minimizing the Risk of Retreatment)
When placing fillings or crowns, we always use a rubber dam (a protective sheet placed in the mouth).
Even the slightest contamination of saliva or bacteria on the prepared tooth can cause the bonding to fail, creating invisible gaps.
During root canal treatment, contamination can allow bacteria into the root canal, causing future infections.
To prevent recurrent decay or root tip disease caused by bonding failure or debris, the rubber dam is absolutely essential.
Principle 3: Operating Microscopes (Used by All Dentists and Hygienists)
Improving the Accuracy of Treatment
With the tooth isolated by a rubber dam, we use an operating microscope to work under magnification many times greater than the naked eye.
We check carefully for any remaining decay and ensure that fillings and crowns fit with micron-level precision. This “accuracy check” is key to preventing retreatment.
Transforming Patient Awareness
The greatest value of the microscope is not only improving precision—
it is allowing patients to “see the reality with their own eyes.”
Our hygienists also use microscopes during cleanings and periodontal care, recording the procedures and showing the videos to patients.
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“I didn’t realize my teeth were this dirty!”
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“I had no idea my cavity was this big.”
The impact and surprise patients feel often speak louder than words. Their mindset shifts from passively “getting treated” to actively thinking “I need to change my daily habits.”
This motivation is the first step toward preventive dentistry, and one of the greatest benefits of using the operating microscope.
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① Precision Treatment & Prevention — Preserving Teeth and Nerves. Microscopes Installed in All Treatment Rooms.
Not only our dentists but also our dental hygienists perform treatment using microscopes. With enhanced visibility, we minimize unnecessary drilling, avoid removing nerves, and reduce the need for extractions. Over 200 patients visit us monthly, yet we perform dentures only about once a year and implants once a month or less. Our photo and video explanations also help patients clearly understand their treatment.
[Rubber Dam Direct Bonding Treatment Details]
- Cost: ¥50,000 + tax
- Treatment Visits: 1
- A minimally invasive treatment where tooth-colored resin is directly applied to restore shape and function. Using a rubber dam and advanced bonding materials allows long-lasting, natural-looking results.
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Risks / Side Effects:
• Deep cavities may require nerve treatment.
• Can chip or detach depending on bite force.
• Possible discoloration over time.
[Rubber Dam e.max Tabletop Veneer — Treatment Details]
e.max provides strong bonding and high durability. With modern adhesives, tooth reduction can be minimal, preserving tooth structure.
- Cost: ¥140,000 + tax (e.max tabletop veneer / zirconia crown)
- Treatment Visits: 2
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Risks / Side Effects:
• Deep cavities may require nerve treatment.
• Chipping or detachment due to strong bite force.
• Marginal discoloration over time.
[Rubber Dam Shield Restoration Technique]
- Cost: ¥55,000 + tax
- Treatment Visits: 1
- A method used for cavities extremely close to the nerve. Instead of removing all infected dentin, the area is sealed using strong adhesive materials to prevent exposure and protect the nerve.
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Risks / Side Effects:
• Nerve treatment may still become necessary.
• Possible chipping / detachment.
• Discoloration over time.
[Rubber Dam Partial Pulpotomy]
- Cost: ¥77,000 + tax
- Treatment Visits: 1 + follow-up
- Appropriate for deep cavities or early pulpitis. Infected upper pulp is removed while preserving the healthy nerve inside the root. MTA cement is placed, followed by a crown.
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Risks / Side Effects:
• Temporary pain may occur.
• Nerve may die, requiring root canal treatment.
② Comprehensive Preventive Dentistry — A “Dedicated Dental Hygienist System” to Prevent Oral Disease.
Many people visit the dentist only after symptoms appear, such as tooth pain or bleeding gums. However, cavities and periodontal disease are irreversible once tissue is lost. This is why our clinic focuses on prevention, not just treatment. To maintain your lifelong oral health, a dedicated hygienist thoroughly supports your care.
Why do we insist on assigning each patient a dedicated hygienist?
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1. Early Detection Through Continuity
Seeing the same hygienist each visit allows even subtle changes—gum color, tooth surface, brushing habits—to be noticed early.
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2. Personalized Prevention Plans
Your oral condition, saliva quality, lifestyle, and health background are all understood. This enables tailored, evidence-based prevention—not generic advice.
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3. A Relationship That Encourages Communication
Patients feel more comfortable asking questions or voicing concerns when trust is established. We value communication to help you achieve the best oral health outcomes.
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4. Motivation Through Partnership
Prevention requires both professional care at the clinic and self-care at home. Your hygienist supports and encourages you to maintain healthy habits with confidence.
③ Experienced Specialists in Various Fields
Our clinic has specialists in endodontics, dentures, implants, and restorative dentistry. This allows us to provide advanced, specialized care entirely within our clinic.
→ Meet Our Staff
④ Minimizing Pain & Stress During Treatment
We use electric anesthesia devices, ultra-fine needles, and topical anesthetic patches. These techniques significantly reduce pain during injection, creating a more comfortable experience.
⑤ Direct Access from Tokyo & Otemachi Stations
Convenient location within 1–5 minutes on foot. You can visit the clinic comfortably without getting wet on rainy days.
→ View Access InformationStaff Introduction
Director
Yuta Ohara
【Preventive Dentistry × Precision Treatment】
I am Dr. Ohara from Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi.
It is said that the same tooth can only be treated 4–5 times in a lifetime.
Silver fillings last on average about 5–10 years. If your first treatment is done in your 20s, by your 50s you may already have undergone more than five treatments on the same tooth, significantly increasing the risk of tooth loss.
In fact, the average number of remaining teeth in Japan decreases starting in the 50s, and from there, people tend to lose one tooth every 3–4 years.
We are committed to preventing dental problems before they occur and providing precise treatments that minimize the recurrence of decay.
If you wish to keep your natural teeth for life, please feel free to consult us.
We look forward to welcoming you.
《 Career 》
- 2018 Graduated from Hiroshima University, School of Dentistry
- 2018 Clinical Resident, Hiroshima University Hospital
- 2019 Joined Kuribayashi Dental Clinic
- 2023 Director, Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Urayasu
- 2024 Director, Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi
《 Seminars 》
Mouth Clinician Training Course / AFD Clinical Practice Course / 30-UNDER-30 Serendipity Course / SMI Company Program / PHIJ Basic Course / Mirror Technique Hands-On Course / Tucker Gold Restoration / DSJ Fundamental Course / Uchiyama Tetsuya GSC Hands-On / CiAO Basic Course / Freude Basic Course / E.P.I.C 18th / Many additional hands-on seminars in periodontics, endodontics, prosthetics, and minimally invasive surgery.
《 Memberships 》
Japanese Society of Periodontology / Japanese Society of Microscope Dentistry / Japanese Orthodontic Society
Over 18,000 followers on SNS where I share evidence-based preventive dentistry and treatment information.
Actively engaged in educational content for dental professionals.
X・Instagram・YouTube
Chairman
Kenji Kuribayashi
Graduated from Nippon Dental University. Completed program at the University of Vienna.
Studied under occlusion expert Prof. Rudolf Slavicek.
Advisor for health and aesthetics.
Pursues true preventive medicine, collaborating with specialists in nasal breathing, nutrition, sleep, dermatology, and mental health.
《 Career 》
- 2003 Graduated Nippon Dental University, School of Dentistry
- 2003 Tanaka Dental Clinic
- 2009 NYU CDE Program
- 2009 Founded Kuribayashi Dental Clinic
- 2014 Medical University of Vienna
- 2017 Instructor, Tokyo West Forest Dental Hygienist College
- 2018 MID-G Director / SMI World Client of the Year
- 2019 Instructor, FREUDE INTERNATIONAL Slavicek Concept
- 2021 PHIJ Leadership Seminar Lecturer
- 2022 MID-G Representative Director
Dentist
Yuki Yamazaki
I am Dr. Yamazaki.
I provide careful dental care to support each patient’s oral health.
I value continual learning and honesty so that I can provide high-quality preventive care and treatment.
Please feel free to consult me with even small concerns.
《 Career 》
2021 Graduated from Hiroshima University, School of Dentistry
Dentist
Ryushiro Sugita
I am Dr. Sugita.
After graduating from Tokyo Medical and Dental University, I received three years of prosthodontic training under Dr. Kenichi Kobayashi, a leading expert in denture treatment.
To gain further expertise, I studied in the U.S. from 2014, acquiring clinical experience in implant prosthodontics, esthetic ceramics, and advanced periodontal care. During this period, I obtained U.S. board certification in both prosthodontics and periodontics.
Very few dentists in Japan hold dual specialty certification, and I am one of them.
I strive to provide care tailored to each patient based on my international training.
《 Career 》
- 2010 Graduated Tokyo Medical and Dental University (Top of Class)
- 2014 Graduate Researcher, TMDU Gerodontology
- 2018 University of Texas San Antonio Prosthodontics (U.S. Board Certified)
- 2021 UTSA Periodontics (U.S. Board Certified)
- 2022 U.S. Periodontology Board Certified / Part-time Lecturer, TMDU
- 2023 U.S. Prosthodontics Board Certified
《 Publications 》
- CAMBRA: Simplified Caries Risk Assessment – White Cross (2016)
- Toward a Single Definition of Centric Relation – White Cross (2016)
- Theoretical Basis of Leaf Gauge — White Cross (2016)
- Global Standards for Periodontal/Peri-implant Disease Classification – White Cross (2018)
- Series: New Classification of Periodontal & Implant Disease – The Quintessence (2019)
- Why Do Humans Develop Periodontitis? – White Cross (2020)
- Immediate Dental Implant Stabilization Using a Novel Mineral-Organic Adhesive Int J Oral Maxillofac Implants. 2020
- Novel Bone Adhesive for Crestal Bone Maintenance – J Periodontol (2022)
- Rethinking Centric Relation – The Quintessence (2022)
Dentist
Yamato Okada
I am Dr. Okada.
I specialize in endodontic treatment (root canal therapy).
I trained for many years at Tokyo Medical and Dental University in the Department of Pulp Biology, where I currently serve as a specially appointed assistant professor.
I also teach part-time at Waseda Medical College and Tokyo University of Science.
I am dedicated to providing accurate and minimally invasive treatment to help preserve natural teeth.
《 Career 》
- 2017 Graduated Hiroshima University School of Dentistry
- 2022 TMDU Department of Pulp Biology
- 2023 Completed Graduate Program, Pulp Biology
- 2024 Specially Appointed Assistant Professor, TMDU
- 2024 Part-time Lecturer, Waseda Medical College
- 2025 Part-time Lecturer, Tokyo University of Science / Certified Endodontic Specialist
《 Memberships 》
- Japan Endodontic Association
- Japanese Society of Conservative Dentistry
- Japanese Society of Microscope Dentistry
Dental Hygienist
Ayumi Hamazaki
I am dental hygienist Hamazaki.
Oral health is essential for maintaining a high quality of life at all stages of life.
My mission is to help people understand how to protect their oral health so they can enjoy eating with their natural teeth for years to come.
I provide evidence-based periodontal care and preventive treatment. I also specialize in managing and treating periodontal disease, not just cavities and gingivitis.
In 2021, I obtained certification as a Dental Hygienist accredited by the Japanese Society of Periodontology. Please feel free to consult me if you have concerns.
《 Career 》
- 2015 Graduated Utsunomiya Dental Hygienist School
- 2015 Chocolate Dental Clinic
- 2021 Certified Periodontal Dental Hygienist
- 2023 Joined Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi
Dental Hygienist
Akiko Mori
I am dental hygienist Mori.
I focus on preventive dentistry and whitening.
Maintaining healthy and beautiful teeth contributes to overall health and enhances daily life with confidence and smiles.
I provide personalized preventive plans to eliminate oral problems and prevent future disease.
For aesthetic concerns such as whitening, please feel free to consult me.
《 Career 》
- 2016 Graduated Hokkaido Medical University Dental Hygienist School
- 2016 Joined Kuribayashi Dental Clinic
- 2021 Part-time at Sugita Dental Clinic
《 Seminars 》
- Swiss Dental Academy Basic Course
- Swiss Dental Academy Advanced Course
- Private Lecture: Cariology by DH Chigusa Tsukamoto
- Private Lecture: Periodontics by DH Aya Kurokawa
- Hiyoshi Dental Clinic — Oral Physician Training Course
Access
1. Exit the “Central Gate” of the Tozai Line.
2. After exiting the Central Gate, turn right immediately.
3. Head toward the OAZO direction.
4. Walk straight through the path with OAZO signs on both sides.
5. Go up the escalator.
6. After the escalator, you will see the OAZO entrance. Do not enter—turn left.
7. Continue walking left to find the entrance of the Marunouchi North Exit Building.
8. Enter through the automatic door and walk straight.
9. Turn right at the end of the hallway. You will see Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi.
10. You have arrived at Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi. We look forward to welcoming you.
1. Exit the “Otemachi 2-chome Gate” of the Marunouchi Line or Hanzomon Line.
2. After exiting the gate, turn left.
3. Walk straight and go down the stairs.
4. After descending the stairs, turn right.
5. Take the escalator down.
6. You will see Mizuho Bank on your right. Continue straight toward it.
7. Go down the stairs next to Mizuho Bank at the end of the corridor.
8. (Different angle) Go down the stairs beside Mizuho Bank.
9. Continue walking straight after descending the stairs.
10. Continue toward the back-left direction.
11. Walk straight along the corridor.
12. Move toward the stairs on the left.
13. Go down the stairs.
14. Walk straight ahead.
15. Continue straight.
16. You will see the Tozai Line ticket gate on your right. Continue straight.
17. Head toward the OAZO direction.
18. Walk straight along the path with OAZO signs on both sides.
19. Take the escalator up.
20. After the escalator, you will see the entrance of OAZO. Do not enter—turn left.
21. Walk left and you will find the entrance of the Marunouchi North Exit Building.
22. Enter through the automatic doors and walk straight.
23. Turn right at the end of the hallway to reach Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi.
24. You have arrived at Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi. We look forward to welcoming you.
1. Exit through the “Otemon Gate.”
2. After exiting the Otemon Gate, turn left.
3. Walk straight along the corridor.
4. Go down the stairs and continue straight ahead.
5. At the fork in the path, take the left diagonal route.
6. Head to the right direction when the path splits again.
7. Walk toward the corridor on the right-back side.
8. Continue walking straight along the path.
9. Move toward the stairs on the left.
10. Go down these stairs.
11. Walk straight along the corridor.
12. Continue straight down the hallway.
13. You will see the Tozai Line ticket gate on your right. Continue straight ahead.
14. Follow the signs and head toward the OAZO direction.
15. Walk straight through the passage lined with OAZO signs on both sides.
16. Take the escalator up.
17. After reaching the top, you will see the OAZO entrance. Do not enter—turn left instead.
18. Continue left to find the entrance of the Marunouchi North Exit Building.
19. Enter through the automatic door and walk straight ahead.
20. Turn right at the end of the hallway. You will immediately see Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi.
21. You have arrived at Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi. We look forward to welcoming you.
1. Exit through the “C6 Gate.”
2. Take the escalator up to enter the Otemachi Building.
3. Walk straight ahead through the passageway.
4. Go down the stairs and walk along the slightly curved path.
5. Move to the right and continue straight ahead.
6. Continue along the slightly curved passageway.
7. Continue walking straight toward the back of the hallway.
8. Move toward the stairs on the left-hand side.
9. Go down the stairs and continue straight.
10. Continue straight down the corridor.
11. You will pass the Tozai Line ticket gate on your right. Keep going straight.
12. Follow the signs and head toward the OAZO direction.
13. Walk along the passage lined with OAZO signs on both sides.
14. Take the escalator up to the ground level.
15. After the escalator, you will see the OAZO entrance. Do not enter—turn left instead.
16. Keep walking left and you will find the entrance to the Marunouchi North Exit Building.
17. Enter through the automatic door and walk straight ahead.
18. Turn right at the end of the hallway. You will see Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi.
19. You have arrived at Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi. We look forward to welcoming you.
・Chūō Line
・Keihin-Tōhoku Line
・Yamanote Line
・Ueno–Tokyo Line
・Tōkaidō Line
・Yokosuka Line
・Sōbu Line (Rapid)
① From the local JR lines, follow the signs toward “Central Passage B1F” without exiting the ground-level gates.
② Follow the overhead signs for “Marunouchi Underground Central Exit” and turn right toward “Central Passage Stairs B1F”.
③ Follow the signs and veer diagonally left toward the stairs down to “Central Passage B1F”.
④ Continue toward the stairs following the overhead “Marunouchi Underground Central Exit” signs.
⑤ Go down the stairs to the B1 floor.
⑥ After descending the stairs, walk straight ahead.
⑦ Turn right following the signs toward the “Marunouchi Underground North Exit Gate”.
⑧ Walk straight to the “Marunouchi Underground North Exit” ticket gate.
⑨ The gate will be on your left.
⑩ Go through the “Marunouchi Underground North Exit” ticket gate.
⑪ Turn right after exiting.
⑫ Walk straight.
⑬ Turn left.
⑭ Pass through the gate marked “Otemachi / Marunouchi North Exit” and continue along the main corridor.
⑮ Follow the signs for “OAZO”.
⑯ Enter the OAZO building.
⑰ Continue straight toward the Marunouchi North Building.
⑱ Follow the overhead signs.
⑲ The automatic doors to the Marunouchi North Building will appear on your right.
*Taken from a different angle.
⑳ Enter through the automatic doors and walk straight.
㉑ Turn left at the end of the hallway.
㉒ Walk straight.
㉓ Continue straight. Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi is located at the far right end.
㉔ You have arrived. Thank you, and we look forward to welcoming you.
① From the Shinkansen platforms, head toward the “Marunouchi North Exit” gates.
② Exit through the “Shinkansen North Transfer Gate” and follow signs toward the “Marunouchi North Exit”.
③ Go down the stairs ahead and continue to the right.
④ Walk straight along the passage.
⑤ Follow the overhead signs for “Marunouchi North Exit” and turn left.
⑥ Continue straight ahead.
⑦ The “Marunouchi North Exit” ticket gate will come into view.
⑧ Exit through the gate and turn right.
⑨ Walk straight ahead and exit the station building.
⑩ Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of you.
⑪ After crossing, you will see the “OAZO Building” diagonally to your right.
⑫ Head toward the entrance of the OAZO Building.
⑬ You will see the entrance to the OAZO Building.
⑭ Enter the OAZO Building and walk straight inside.
⑮ Continue straight through the interior passage.
⑯ Keep walking straight following the guide signs.
⑰ You'll see guide signs to your left and the automatic doors of the “Marunouchi North Building” on your right.
⑱ Enter the building through the automatic doors.
⑲ Continue slightly left toward the escalators ahead.
⑳ You will see the escalators descending to the lower floor.
㉑ Walk around and take the escalator down.
㉒ Continue down the escalator.
㉓ Continue descending. (Different angle shown.)
㉔ After reaching the bottom, make a U-turn.
㉕ Walk straight down the corridor.
㉖ Continue straight. Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi is located at the far right end.
㉗ You have arrived. Thank you, and we look forward to welcoming you.
① Exit through the “Marunouchi Line Central Gate” and head toward the entrance of Marunouchi OAZO.
② After exiting the “Marunouchi Line Central Gate,” walk straight ahead.
③ Continue straight until you see the “Marunouchi Underground Central Gate.”
④ Continue walking straight further along the corridor.
⑤ When you see the “Marunouchi Underground Central Gate,” turn left.
⑥ Continue walking straight into the deeper passageway.
⑦ Even when you reach the crossing passageway, continue straight ahead.
⑧ Keep walking straight through the corridor.
⑨ Turn left at the corner ahead.
⑩ Pass through the guide gate and follow the main passageway.
⑪ Follow the overhead signs for “OAZO.”
⑫ Enter the “OAZO Building.”
⑬ Walk straight toward the “Marunouchi North Building.”
⑭ Check the overhead guide signs as you proceed straight ahead.
⑮ You will see the automatic doors for the “Marunouchi North Building” on your right.
※ Photo taken from a different angle.
⑯ Enter through the automatic doors and walk straight ahead.
⑰ Turn left at the end of the hallway.
⑱ Walk straight down the corridor.
⑲ Continue straight; Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi is on the far right side.
⑳ You have arrived at Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi. Thank you, and we look forward to welcoming you.
① From the Keiyo Line platform area, follow the overhead signs toward “Marunouchi Underground South Exit.”
② Exit the platform and walk straight toward the main concourse.
③ Follow the “Marunouchi” direction signs and continue straight along the moving walkway corridor.
④ When the walkway ends, turn left and continue following the signs for “Marunouchi Underground South Exit.”
⑤ Walk straight down the long underground passage toward Marunouchi.
⑥ Continue straight as the passage gradually becomes busier with shops and intersections.
⑦ At the major intersection, turn right following the signs for “OAZO” and “Marunouchi North Exit.”
⑧ Continue walking straight through the corridor, keeping an eye on the overhead guide signs.
⑨ Walk straight toward the “Marunouchi North Building.” You will begin to see building signs and guide maps along the way.
⑩ On your right, you will see the automatic doors leading into the “Marunouchi North Building.”
※Photo taken from a different angle.
⑪ Enter through the automatic doors and continue straight ahead inside the building.
⑫ Turn left at the end of the hallway.
⑬ Walk straight; Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi is located on the far right side.
⑭ You have arrived at Kuribayashi Dental Clinic Marunouchi. Thank you, and we look forward to welcoming you.
Clinic Hours
| Hours | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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| 08:30–12:30 | ● | ● | ● | ● | ● | ● | × |
| 14:00–18:00 | ● | ● | ● | ● | ● | ▲ | × |
▲ Saturdays: 08:30–12:30 / 13:30–17:30 ※ Closed on Sundays and public holidays
Facility Standards & Notifications
Our clinic has submitted notifications to the Kanto-Shinetsu Regional Bureau of Health and Welfare and meets the following official facility standards:
- Facility standards related to the initial dental consultation fee
- Dental outpatient medical safety management premium 1
- Medical information acquisition premium
朝8:30から診療 ｜ 診療時間 8:30〜18:00
休診／日・祝 土曜は17:30まで
休診／日・祝 土曜は17:30まで
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