Kameda General Hospital Service Facilities

Concierges support your comfortable stay by at Kameda Medical Center through minimizing any inconveniences you may have, accommodating your requests, and coordinating services for you.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask the staff.

The concierge desk is located at 1st floor of K-tower. Please stop at the concierge desk, or call by using the extension number.
Calls received by 5:00 pm would result in the same day service.

We offer delivery service to all patients upon your request from Monday to Saturday. The delivery from stores inside the hospital to your room costs 100 yen per delivery. The delivery from stores in Kamogawa city to your room is 500 yen per use.

International fax services require additional cost which may vary depending on the country you send to. LAWSON, the convenience store located in the L-Building, also offers domestic and international fax and copy / print out services with English menu and lower costs.

We also pick up and deliver to your room, if you want. (100 yen / a time)

If you want your baggage delivered to your home, please bring it to the concierge desk on the 1st floor of K-tower by 2:00pm. Baggage can also be picked up at your room by calling, which costs 100 yen as a commission.

Postage stamps, Letter pack, and the book of tickets of both fixed-route buses, are sold at the concierge desk on the 1st floor of K-tower.

We can arrange accommodation at a hotel or tourist house for your guests if available. Please contact the concierge desk for more information.

"Paola" means quick recovery in Hawaiian.
We want to assure that quality care continues to your home. Clerks at the store in cooperation with a care manager, social worker, nurse, and staff at rehabilitation are available to offer you services / welfare goods. Please feel free to talk to clerks at the store.
On the opposite side, there is a show room of wheelchairs, walkers, and portable toilets, etc.

We also offer a wide assortment of unique gifts for someone special. Additionally, you will find toiletries, aroma diffusers, and cooking books there.

We want to assure that quality care continues when you leave the hospital and return home. To help you make the transition, clerks in the welfare equipment shop will work in cooperation with a care manager, social worker, nurse, and rehabilitation staff to make sure that your healthcare service and welfare needs can be met after discharge. (For example, in this shop, there are a wide variety of wheelchairs, beds, and other home health items that can be demonstrated, purchased and sent to your home.)

If you have any questions related to home health, please contact the clerks at this store.

Tully's offers specialty coffees, espresso, baked goods, and pastries.

Withdrawing money, making deposits, and bank transfer are available through ATM. Depending on your circumstances, you may be charged the handling fee. Please see the ATM guide (in Japanese), located next to the machine, for more information. If you need to know in English, please ask International Patient Services office.
There is also another ATM in the convenience store, LAWSON, which accepts more domestic cards.

"Ponopono" means neat, and mental cleansing in Hawaiian.
Aroma therapy, nail care service and counselling about supportive under garments for the ladies whose body shape changed due to surgery are available. The costs of aroma therapy and nail care service are provided upon requests.

"Nani" means beauty in Hawaiian.
We offer hair care service and counselling service for those concerned about their hair due to medical reasons. The cost of hair care service is available upon requests.

You can take out juices, soft ice creams, homemade soups and cakes, and other desserts or enjoy them in the oLioLi lounge next to it.

"Olioli" means joyful in Hawaiian.
Located on the top of K-Tower, oLioLi provides breathtaking views of Kamogawa and the Pacific Ocean. Feel free to visit this lounge where you can relax with a flat-screen and take advantage of wireless Internet service. You can bring your own food and also enjoy soups or cakes from DELICA here.

The Kirakutei Restaurant serves Japanese and Italian cuisine, as well as a Teppanyaki counter, prepared from fresh, local ingredients by some of Kamogawa's top chefs, along with breathtaking views of the city and the Pacific. It is open to the public and also provides room service meals to patients and their families.

"Mikomiko", a Hawaiian word, means delicious. Mikomiko Bakery tempts any sweet tooth with an assortment of treats.

"Mambo" means Mola mola, Ocean Sunfish in Japanese.
Most of books are in Japanese. You can borrow up to five books at once. Please return them within a week.

LAWSON offers a wide variety of items for our patients, their families and visitors. Domestic and international fax services, copy/ print out services and ATM are also available here. They accept parcels up to 30kg. as "Yu-pack", Japan Post's domestic parcel delivery service. Also there is a mail box next to the right side of cashier counter.

E.g.: pajamas, T-belts, abdominal bandages, magazines, earphones, disposable diapers, toiletries, clothes & underwear, postage stamps, etc.

Haircut, perming, coloring, treatment, shaving, hair set, make up, facial massage and even dressing in Kimono are available. It is opened to public, means both of male and female customers.