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First, please consult your doctor.
Holiday and Nighttime Emergency Clinics are medical institutions that respond to emergencies on holidays and at night. As a general rule, medication will be prescribed until the next day or until a follow-up visit to a general medical institution is possible.
If your symptoms are relatively mild (you can walk on your own), please visit our clinic.
Medical departments: Internal medicine, pediatrics, dentistry
| Consultation days | Reception hours | |
| Internal medicine・Pediatrics | Monday to Friday (weekdays) | 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM |
| Saturdays | 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM | |
| Sundays and public holidays New Year's holidays (December 30th - January 3rd) |
8:30 AM - 11:30 AM 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM |
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| 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM | ||
| Dentistry | Sundays and public holidays New Year's holidays (December 30th - January 3rd) |
8:30 AM - 11:30 AM 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM |
Location: Adjacent to the City Health Center
TEL：0566-76-2022
Things to bring：My Number Insurance Card or Health Insurance Card, Medical Benefits Card (for children, people with physical or mental disabilities, single-parent families, etc.), cash, and a prescription book (if you have one)
In case of sudden illness
We provide information on medical institutions that are available over the phone 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
【Inquiries】
Emergency Medical Information Center
TEL:0566-36-1133
Japan is a country prone to earthquakes, so it's important to be prepared.
Typhoons are more likely to approach Japan from summer to autumn.
If a typhoon is approaching, pay close attention to information on television and radio, and avoid traveling, mountain climbing, fishing, swimming in the sea, etc.
Talk about disaster prevention at work and with your colleagues.
In the event of a major disaster such as an earthquake or typhoon, please evacuate to evacuation sites or shelters set up throughout the city as needed. 184 evacuation sites have been designated, including parks and sports grounds, and 62 evacuation shelters have been designated, including city community centers, elementary and junior high schools. In the event of a disaster, disaster information for Anjo City will be provided via the city's official disaster prevention app, "Anjo Disaster Prevention Navi." Please listen to FM radio Pitch FM (83.8 MHz), which broadcasts information about the area.
In addition, each neighborhood association organizes and operates a voluntary disaster prevention organization. Disaster prevention drills include safety confirmation drills and firefighting drills, and local residents meet face-to-face to conduct these drills. They also organize disaster prevention warehouses and emergency food supplies to prepare for disasters such as earthquakes. In order to prepare for the Nankai Trough earthquake, which is said to have an 80% chance of occurring within the next 30 years, let's actively participate in the activities of voluntary disaster prevention organizations with a mindset of "helping each other."
"Anjo Disaster Prevention Navi" is the official city app that provides disaster information for Anjo City.
When a disaster occurs, it will notify you of the status of evacuation shelters and emergency evacuation information. It can be viewed in English, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), Korean, Vietnamese, or Portuguese, depending on the language settings of your smartphone.
Download the app to prepare for emergencies and use it to help you prevent and mitigate disasters.
When a major disaster such as an earthquake or torrential rain occurs, it can be difficult to get through on the phone for several days. This service is designed to allow you to check on the safety of others and share information via telephone when a disaster occurs.
Messages will be stored until the service is terminated.You can leave up to 20 messages for one phone number (you will be notified when your account is activated).
Trial use is available during the following periods:
Please check the evacuation shelters near your home.
Provides emergency disaster information in the event of a disaster.
Disaster and emergency information for Anjo City is broadcast on FM radio station Pitch FM (83.8 MHz). For information on how to obtain other information, please visit the city's official website.
In case of fire, injury or sudden illness, please call 119. 119 is available nationwide 24 hours a day, and is free of charge.
We have introduced a "three-way calling service" for foreigners who do not speak Japanese. Supported languages are English, Chinese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish.
If you do not speak Japanese, we will use a three-way calling service, so please do not hang up and follow the instructions.
In the event of a traffic accident or crime, please call 110. 110 is also available nationwide 24 hours a day.
If a traffic accident occurs, you must report it to the police.