Sakura Juntendo Memorial Hall: The Birthplace of Western Medicine in Japan Complete Guide
Where Western Medicine Began in Japan
Sakura Juntendo Memorial Hall is a highly significant historical spot known as the birthplace of modern Western medicine (Dutch learning) in Japan. Here, you can experience “another side of Japan” that satisfies your intellectual curiosity, far away from the crowded tourist traps of Tokyo.
Established in 1843, this facility served as both a hospital and a school teaching cutting-edge Dutch medicine. It saved countless lives and attracted brilliant medical students from all over Japan. With its perfectly preserved historical buildings and rare antique medical instruments, it is an absolute must-visit Hidden Gem for history buffs and those interested in medical tourism.
📌 Quick Info
- Admission: Adults 100 JPY / Students 50 JPY (Cash Only)
- Closed: Mondays (If a public holiday, closed the following Tuesday)
- Hours: 9:00 – 17:00 (Last entry at 16:30)
- Time Required: 30 – 45 min
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