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You need
to get inoculation before traveling abroad where an international inoculation
certificate (so called yellow card) is required. Even if it is not required,
getting inoculation is helpful to protect you from being infected overseas. You
can ask medical institutions or Quarantine Office
whether or what kind of inoculation you should get before you travel overseas.
Inoculations are not covered by public health insurance and the cost can vary
depending on medical institutions.
Institutions
where you can get inoculated in Osaka:
Osaka Quarantine Office:
06-6571-3522
Kansai International Quarantine
Office: 072-455-1283
Inoculation Center/Osaka Medical
Association 06-6768-1486
Infectious
Disease Center/Osaka Municipal General Hospital ：06-6929-1221
Osaka International
Airport Medical Center 06-6856-6485
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University
students usually undergo regular medical check-ups at their schools. Please ask
if the students’ section of your schools will issue your health certificate.
Some medical institutions, both public and private, offer medical check-ups.
Medical examinations are not covered by public health insurance and the cost
can vary depending on the medical institutions you visit.
Following
are some institutions that offer medical exams.
Health
Center/Osaka Medical
Association: 06-6768-1450
Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association,
Osaka Branch 06-6202-6666
Osaka Occupational Health Service Center 06-6448-3953