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About Eden & our director

A Nagoya dentist with U.S. prosthodontic
training (Indiana University, MSD).

  • ✓DDS in Japan + MSD in Prosthodontics at Indiana University, USA
  • ✓Specialty focus: digital dentistry · implants · complex full-mouth cases · aesthetic restorations
  • ✓Every consultation, treatment plan, and written record provided in English
  • ✓Quiet, private clinic with in-house digital lab and 3D printers
  • ✓Philosophy: explain before we treat · choose the least invasive option · give each patient the time they deserve

Eden Dental Office is a quiet, refined dental clinic in Nagoya where all consultations are available in English. Our director, Dr. Ryosuke Murai, earned his DDS in Japan and went on to complete his MSD (Master of Science in Dentistry) in Prosthodontics at Indiana University School of Dentistry in the United States.

At Indiana University, Dr. Murai focused on digital dentistry, implant surgery and restoration, complex full-mouth rehabilitation, and aesthetic treatments including veneers and ceramic restorations. This combination of advanced digital workflows and hands-on prosthodontic training allows him to plan, design, and deliver high-quality results — often in fewer visits than traditional approaches.

Our philosophy is simple: explain before we treat, choose the least invasive option first, and give each patient the time they deserve. For emergency visits, that means relieving your immediate problem in a calm, private setting — and only recommending further treatment if it is truly needed.

Dr. Ryosuke Murai — prosthodontist and director of Eden Dental Office in Nagoya
Director
Dr. Ryosuke Murai, DDS, MSD — Prosthodontist
Training
Indiana University School of Dentistry (USA)
Specialty focus
Digital dentistry · Implants · Complex cases · Aesthetic restorations
Languages
English & Japanese
Philosophy
Careful explanation · minimally invasive
Dr. Ryosuke Murai at Eden Dental Office Dr. Murai receiving his MSD in Prosthodontics from Indiana University School of Dentistry

Access

Two minutes from Fushimi Station.

Eden Dental Office is located on the 4th floor of the Kajiura Building, a short walk from Fushimi Station on the Higashiyama and Tsurumai subway lines — just one stop from Nagoya Station. A convenient location for travelers, business visitors, and residents across Nagoya.

Address
4F Kajiura Building, 1-4-8 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0008, Japan
Nearest station
Fushimi Station (Higashiyama Line / Tsurumai Line) · 1 stop from Nagoya Station · approx. 2 min on foot
From Nagoya Station
5 min by taxi · 1 stop by subway (Higashiyama Line)
Phone
052-265-8996
Email
info@eden-do.com
Hours
10:00–13:00 / 14:00–19:00
Closed
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Sundays, and national holidays
Parking
Surface parking lot directly in front of Hilton Nagoya

How to find us from Fushimi Station

Kajiura Building exterior on Fushimi street in Nagoya

1. Find the Kajiura Building

Exit Fushimi Station and walk along Hirokoji-dori (the main street in front of the station). Look for this blue-grey building on your right.

Ground-floor entrance of Kajiura Building with Eden Dental Office signboard

2. Look for our sign at the entrance

You'll see the Eden Dental Office signboard by the ground-floor entrance. Take the elevator to the 4th floor.

Eden Dental Office entrance on the 4th floor with logo on dark wall

3. You've arrived

Step out on the 4th floor and you'll see our entrance. Welcome to Eden Dental Office.

FAQ

Questions from international patients
at our Nagoya dental clinic.

Do you really speak English at this Nagoya dental clinic?

Yes. Our director trained in the United States, and all consultations, treatment plans, and written records are provided in English. Many of our patients are expats, international school families, and long-term residents who want the standard of dental communication they had at home.

Do you accept Japanese health insurance?

Yes. We accept Japanese public health insurance for covered basic care such as check-ups, cavity fillings, and insurance-scale cleanings. Premium materials, clear aligners, implants, and cosmetic treatment are self-pay. We explain clearly before treatment which items are covered and which are self-pay, with written cost estimates in English.

Do you see children and families?

Yes. We see family members of all ages, including children from international schools. Where possible, we schedule family members together so one visit covers everyone.

Do you offer payment plans for large treatments?

Yes. We offer interest-free monthly payment plans for clear aligners, implant treatment, and cosmetic cases — so you can spread the cost over the treatment period without interest charges.

Can you provide receipts for medical expense deduction or corporate insurance?

Yes. We provide itemized English and Japanese receipts suitable for Japan's medical expense deduction (医療費控除), corporate health plans, and overseas insurance claims.

Can you coordinate with my dentist back home?

Yes. We can share English-language records, X-rays, and summary letters with your dentist overseas, and we are happy to coordinate ongoing care when you travel or relocate.

How long is a first visit?

Your first visit is typically 60 to 90 minutes — unhurried — including a comprehensive exam, digital X-rays, cleaning when appropriate, and a full treatment plan discussed with you in English.

Where are you exactly?

We are on the 4th floor of the Kajiura Building at 1-4-8 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya — about 2 minutes on foot from Fushimi Station, just one stop from Nagoya Station.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Please bring your health insurance card (if enrolled in Japanese insurance), a photo ID (passport or residence card), a list of any medications you take, and any previous dental X-rays or records if you have them. Writing down your questions and goals beforehand is also helpful.

Opened January 2026

A brand-new clinic in central Nagoya.

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Planning a trip: start here

This is the hub for everything about travelling to Nagoya for treatment — scheduling, records, flights and remote consultations.

Guides & Articles

Planning a visit from outside Nagoya.

Shinkansen and fly-in patients: how treatment is condensed, coordinated and followed up.

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