The Affiliated Hospital of Tokyo women's Medical University is the largest one in three affiliated hospitals of Tokyo women's Medical University. It is also the largest university hospital in Japan. There are more than 1400 beds, and has 9 research institutes, including the Japanese Heart Institute. Tokyo women's College Hospital next to the school, in 2010 the average daily outpatient reception 4207 times, on average 1181 patients, a total of 787 doctors and 1176 nurses. It has a research center for stomach, nerves, diabetes, kidney, endocrine, respiratory care, and its stomach and nerve center is very famous in Japan.

The Institute was built in 1908. The foundation of the Institute is the Tokyo women's medical school founded in 1900, which has a history of over 110 years. During this period, the Centers for diseases and organs were first established in China. As a pioneer in establishing cross section consultation medical system, they are always in the forefront of the times and lead the development of the medical industry. It can be said that the largest feature of the hospital is that patients with various complications can also safely receive advanced medical services for specific diseases. It is to provide a comprehensive medical service for a patient with multiple risks, according to the specific circumstances of the patient, by the relevant diagnosis and treatment departments, nurses, pharmacists, dietitians, rehabilitation guidance and other medical groups. Such a medical service can be provided because our hospital has complete departments, advanced equipment, outstanding specialty features, and a medical staff with excellent clinical experience. Now, there are about 40 medical departments and cancer centers and 15 diagnosis and treatment support departments.

Hospital home page:

http://www.twmu.ac.jp/info-twmu/