From March 2, three members of NipponMed in Poland came to Japan for training. I first met Oskar, a Polish acu
Hello, this is Hiroshi from Kakikofu. Since opening our clinic in 2017 in Jiyugaoka, Tokyo, we have been grate
Since opening Kakikofu (和氣香風) in 2017, we have had the pleasure of welcoming many international visitors, as well as people from overseas who live in Japan.
Kakikofu is located in Jiyugaoka,Tokyo.
The nearest station is Tokyu Jiyugaoka Station.
This station connects the Tokyu Toyoko Line and the Tokyu Oimachi Line, offering convenient access to Shibuya, Shinagawa, and Yokohama.
If you are coming from Shinjuku Station or Ikebukuro Station, first head to Shibuya Station.
From there, walk to Tokyu Shibuya Station and take the Tokyu Toyoko Line to Jiyugaoka Station.
When you arrive at Jiyugaoka Station, please exit through the Main Gate (“Shomen-guchi” 正面口).
Please do not exit from the South Exit (“Minami-guchi” 南口).
After exiting through the Main Gate, you will see a rotary with bus stops and taxi stands right in front of you — use this as a landmark.
Walk straight along the street on your right after exiting.
You will cross several intersections, but just keep walking straight for about 5 to 7 minutes.
Kakikofu is located on the corner after you cross a final intersection, marked by an yellow noren (traditional curtain) and a small signboard with an oni (Japanese ogre) motif.
