Ikuaikai Ladies Clinic, Yokohama, Japan.

General Infertility Treatments Now Available (Starting July 2025)
We are pleased to announce that we began offering general infertility treatments on July 5, 2025. These treatments, covered by insurance, include:
• Timed intercourse guidance: Utilizing ultrasound to measure follicular growth.
• Medication administration
• Guidance on sexual intercourse
Please note that male sperm analysis and artificial insemination (IUI) are scheduled to begin in September 2025.

Dear Outpatients,
We have two doctors (female and male) who speak English.
Dr. Yodo Sugishita is an Associate Professor at St. Marianna University School of Medicine and a specialist in infertility treatment.
Please check our website for Dr. Sugishita’s consultation days.

Please make an appointment.
Please call us(045-231-1770), Thank you.

Information about MELSMON Injections

Reception Time ;

Mon-Wed and Fri ; 9:00am-1:00pm,3:00pm-6:00pm
(New patient needs to come until 5:00pm)
Sat ; 9:00am-3:00pm
We are closed Thursdays,Sundays,Holidays and the 5th Wednesday afternoon.
(Weekday:The elevator is open from 9:00~, 15:00~,)

★We only accept female patients(No male patient , No husband and No male family member) at lobby.

Please understand our clinic policy,  Thank you.

Access

1-2 minutes walk from Keikyu Line “Hinode-cho” Station.
7 minutes walk from JR-line “Sakuragi-cho” Station.
7 minutes walk from Municipal Subway Line “Sakuragi-cho” Station.

There is one (or two) parking lot for outpatients but this is
small space and the road is narrow in front of our clinic,
so visitors and outpatients are encouraged to come on foot
or by public transportation.

For patients;

We have appointment system.
Please, make an appointment.
If you don’t have an appointment, please wait to call your number.
Thank you.

Patients who would like to leave the clinic during their waiting time, please take a number (card) at the reception desk.
When your turn is near, we will call you.
Please return within 5-10 minutes.
Please understand that they changes to the order depending on the type of examination or medication.