Beautifully designed clinics in central Tokyo

Ginza: a clinic that doesn't feel like a clinic, in plaster and wood

Nihonbashi: a health check-up centre with a library, led by a 35-metre axis of light

Omotesando: a park-like clinic where people gather under an elm

Nishi-Shinjuku: a park-like waiting area behind glass open to the city

Shibuya: a glass-walled eye clinic that designs the shape of light itself

Otsuka: a Japanese-style women's clinic grown from a paper crane and hemp-leaf pattern

Kinshicho: roomy corridors, and an operating room seen through glass

Ginza: a Ginza cosmetic dermatology clinic of triple arches and varied materials

Toranomon: green and stone-grain spaces divided by a gate-like wall

Ogawamachi: a soft space wrapped in a wall of fabric

Ichigaya: an Ichigaya clinic of curves and calm materials

Kudanshita: a psychosomatic clinic that calms with blue

Kodenmacho: a neutral mental health clinic that leans no way

Ikebukuro: a refined cosmetic dermatology clinic in gold and dark brown

Ikebukuro: a reception made luxurious with dark wood grain and stone

Ginza: a Japanese-style waiting area with bonsai

Toyosu: receptions on two floors and a corridor with a round ceiling

Hamacho: a soft reception and waiting area with no corners

Monzen-Nakacho: an entrance that does not face the reception, and counter seats along the wall

Minato: a cosmetic surgery clinic on the theme of white and translucency

Shirokane-Takanawa: a white waiting area with a Nordic feel

Kojimachi: a spacious, hotel-like waiting area and a refined reception

Kagurazaka: a white reception and a corridor with daylight

Roppongi: a lounge-like eye clinic without wood grain

Shibuya: a cosmetic surgery clinic of black and white with arches and curves

Toyosu: a yellow waiting area with large pendant lights under a 3.5 m ceiling

Minami-Shinjuku: an aesthetic clinic pared down to the essentials

Kiyosumi-Shirakawa: a wood-grain reception and a special consulting room with a navy tiled wall

Higashi-Ikebukuro: a paediatric clinic like travelling from the shallows to the deep sea

Otsuka: a refined, calm dermatology clinic that is not too showy

Akasaka: a calm interior in warm grey and blue

Ochanomizu: a calm relocated clinic of wood grain and green

Ikebukuro: a soft waiting area in wood grain and white

Ikebukuro: arched corridors and a curved wooden counter

Ningyocho: arched doors and a curved ceiling over the reception

Yoyogi: ribbed wooden walls and a roomy waiting area

Higashi-Ikebukuro: a blue line running from floor to wall

Oshiage: a calm reception in shades of grey

Shibuya: wood-grain walls and a glowing reception counter

Ikebukuro: pale wood with coloured accent walls

Minami-Azabu: a dark brown gateway and a white stacked-stone reception

Aomi: a hotel-like clinic with a marble-look reception and seats facing the windows

Ichibancho: window counter seats and sofas around a round column

Higashi-Ikebukuro: stone-look walls, a bronze reception and partitioned private booths

Jingumae: a marble-look tiled reception and a black stone-look waiting wall

Kinshicho: a dark brown stone-look reception and display shelves in the waiting room