JAPAN'S BEST-DESIGNED CLINICS37 clinics
Beautifully designed clinics in Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe
37 clinics in Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe, chosen for their interior design. Areas include Sannomiya, Himeji, Rokko, Sakai, Gakuenmae, Takatsuki. Each page has interior photos, the designer, departments, language information and directions.
A wooden eye clinic with examination rooms looking out to the hills
An eye clinic of long straight lines, lattices and raised ceilings
A nostalgic eye clinic of uneven tiles and wood
An endoscopy clinic of terracotta and wood in gentle light
A clinic of “yuragi”: a wave ceiling and light through fabric
A neutral surgical clinic of curved walls and upholstered panels
A waiting area like a back alley, with dappled light from ceiling louvres
A cosmetic surgery clinic like a lane of rounded corners
A windowless waiting area opened up with mint green and light
A clean, bright endoscopy clinic that is easy to drop into
A high-ceilinged waiting area open to the town
A chic aesthetic clinic shaped by its signs
A clinic on a main road softly lit by spheres in the ceiling
A 2nd-floor clinic by the station, made easy to enter and see through
A café-like reception and a look made with few colours
A brick-look tiled entrance and a 110-tsubo waiting area
A check-up clinic like a Western-style mansion, with chandeliers
A glass-walled waiting area and 119 tsubo easy to move through in a wheelchair
A fertility area lit by lamps imagined as eggs
A large mono-pitch roof and a reception under an atrium
An elegant waiting area wrapped in the warm glow of indirect light
An elegant reception of pale wood and indirect light
A drip room with views outside
A high-ceilinged waiting area lit from a courtyard
A waiting area where a glowing ceiling hides how low it is
A reception with a glowing wall and a corridor of shadows on stone
A soft Japanese touch inspired by a Mt Fuji logo
Putting the treatment area first in about 98 m²
A wooden ceiling and a stone-wall reception
A clinic like a wood, with exposed timber columns and beams
A double-height waiting room under a light like a Japanese umbrella
A double-height waiting room shaped like a limestone cave
A monotone interior with glass partitions
A Japanese-style waiting room of shoji and indirect light
A round coffered ceiling and a navy-walled reception
Separate routes for insured and self-paid care, in beige and grey
A white interior with a curved counter and coffered ceiling
