Fuji Wellness is in Matsushima, Edogawa City, in east Tokyo — a residential neighbourhood between Kinshicho and Shinkoiwa. The easiest way to reach us is by Toei bus: the Komatsugawa-keisatsusho-mae stop is a 3-minute walk from the clinic, with frequent direct buses from Kinshicho, Kameido and Ryogoku. This page explains each route step by step, including travel times from Tokyo’s main sightseeing areas.
Updated September 2026 — reviewed by Sunny Pham Sensei (Lệ Nhật Sensei), Japan National Acupuncture License No. 196186 (鍼師) / 195591 (灸師).
Address and nearest stop
- Address: 1-21-14 Matsushima, Edogawa City, Tokyo 132-0031 (東京都江戸川区松島1-21-14)
- Nearest bus stop: Komatsugawa-keisatsusho-mae (小松川警察署前), on Keiyo-dori — about a 3-minute walk
- Second bus stop: Keiyo-kosaten (京葉交差点) — about a 5-minute walk, used by buses from Shinkoiwa
- Nearest train station: JR Shinkoiwa (Sobu Line) — about 20 minutes on foot
- Hours: Monday–Thursday 9:00–12:00 and 14:00–17:00; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 8:00–12:00; closed Friday
- By appointment only — please book before visiting
Tip: search for “Fuji Wellness” in Google Maps and choose “Transit” — the bus routes below will appear with live departure times.
From Kinshicho Station (recommended)
Kinshicho is the route most of our patients use. It is served by the JR Sobu Line (local and rapid) and the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, so it is easy to reach from Akihabara, Tokyo Station, Skytree and Shibuya.
- Leave Kinshicho Station by the South Exit and go to the bus terminal in front of the station.
- Take Toei bus 錦25 (bound for Kasai or Funabori) or 錦27 (bound for Koiwa).
- Ride about 15 minutes and get off at Komatsugawa-keisatsusho-mae.
- Walk about 3 minutes to the clinic.
The 錦25 is one of Tokyo’s busiest bus routes and runs every few minutes for most of the day. Allow around 20 minutes door to door.
From Kameido Station
- From JR Kameido Station, walk to the bus stops on Kameido-eki-dori just outside the station.
- Take Toei bus 錦25, 錦27 or 亀26.
- Ride about 10 minutes to Komatsugawa-keisatsusho-mae and walk 3 minutes.
This is the best option if you are combining your visit with Kameido Tenjin Shrine.
From Shinkoiwa Station
- By bus: from the Shinkoiwa Station South Exit bus terminal, take Toei bus 新小21 or 新小22, ride about 10 minutes to Keiyo-kosaten, then walk about 5 minutes.
- On foot: about 20 minutes south from the South Exit — a straightforward walk if the weather is good.
Shinkoiwa is on the JR Sobu Rapid Line, so it is a good choice if you are coming directly from Tokyo Station or Narita Airport on the rapid train.
From Ryogoku (sumo area)
Toei bus 錦27 starts at Ryogoku and runs via Kinshicho and Kameido to Komatsugawa-keisatsusho-mae with no transfer. The ride takes around 25 minutes. See also our guide for visitors to Ryogoku.
From Funabori or Hirai
- Funabori (Toei Shinjuku Line): Toei bus 錦25 towards Kinshicho, about 8 minutes.
- Hirai (JR Sobu Line): Toei bus 平23, about 8 minutes.
By taxi
Taxis are easy to find at Kinshicho, Kameido and Shinkoiwa stations. Show the driver the Japanese address above or our Google Maps pin. From Kinshicho, the ride is about 10 minutes. From central sightseeing areas, a taxi is often the most comfortable option after a long day of walking — especially from Asakusa, Toyosu or Tokyo Disney Resort.
Travel times from popular places
Approximate door-to-door times by public transport. Times vary with the time of day and connections.
| From | Approx. time | Suggested route |
|---|---|---|
| Kinshicho | 20 min | Toei bus 錦25 / 錦27 |
| Kameido / Kameido Tenjin | 20–30 min | Toei bus 錦25 / 錦27 / 亀26 |
| Tokyo Skytree (Oshiage) | 30 min | Hanzomon Line to Kinshicho, then bus |
| Ryogoku | 30 min | Toei bus 錦27 (direct) |
| Akihabara | 35 min | JR Sobu Line to Kinshicho, then bus |
| Tokyo Station | 35 min | JR Sobu Rapid to Kinshicho, then bus |
| Asakusa | 40 min | Toei Asakusa Line to Oshiage, Hanzomon Line to Kinshicho, then bus; or around 25 min by taxi |
| Ueno | 40 min | JR to Akihabara, Sobu Line to Kinshicho, then bus |
| Ginza | 40 min | Ginza Line to Mitsukoshimae, Hanzomon Line to Kinshicho, then bus |
| Tokyo Disney Resort | around 25 min by taxi | Taxi recommended |
Planning a sightseeing day around your visit? Try our one-day east Tokyo itinerary.
Riding Toei buses: quick tips for visitors
- Board at the front, exit at the middle door.
- Flat fare: Toei buses in central Tokyo charge a flat fare (around ¥210 with an IC card). Tap your Suica or PASMO when you board, or pay cash into the fare box; change is available.
- Stop announcements: the next stop is shown on the screen at the front, and many buses announce stops in English. Press the stop button when “Komatsugawa-keisatsusho-mae” (小松川警察署前) is announced.
- Route numbers: the Japanese characters show the starting point — 錦 for Kinshicho, 亀 for Kameido, 新小 for Shinkoiwa, 平 for Hirai.
Frequently asked questions
What is the nearest station to Fuji Wellness?
The nearest train station is JR Shinkoiwa, about 20 minutes on foot. Most visitors find the bus easier: the Komatsugawa-keisatsusho-mae bus stop is a 3-minute walk from the clinic, with direct buses from Kinshicho, Kameido and Ryogoku.
Which bus goes from Kinshicho to Fuji Wellness?
Toei bus 錦25 or 錦27 from the Kinshicho Station South Exit. Get off at Komatsugawa-keisatsusho-mae after about 15 minutes.
Can I walk in without an appointment?
No. The clinic works by appointment only, so please book before you visit. Bookings can be made through the contact page.
Is there parking?
Please contact the clinic before visiting by car. Public transport or taxi is recommended.
Related reading
- East Tokyo in one day: Asakusa, Skytree and Kameido itinerary
- Kameido Tenjin Shrine guide
- Acupuncture in Edogawa
- Contact and booking
Reviewed by Sunny Pham Sensei, Japan National Acupuncture License (鍼師 / 灸師). Bus routes and times are based on Toei Bus information as of September 2026 and may change; please check Google Maps or the Toei Bus website before travelling.