Akasaka Animal Hospital was established in May 1963, and has served the central Tokyo Metropolitan and the surrounding area for over 30 years in the field of quality companion animal health care.

http://www.akasaka-ah.com/index.html


“The Doubutsu Medical Center Group has veterinarians with their own special fields. Each conducts precise diagnosis and offers care within a system where more than one veterinarian is in charge of each patient.　Also, a thorough command of the latest medical equipment enables us to aim for a compassionate medical care, without pain to animals. In this way, we continue to make strong efforts to be a more complete veterinary general hospital.”

http://www.dmcgroup.co.jp/en/


Shimada Veterinary Hospital.5-48-11 Kamata Ota-ku, Tokyo Phone 03(3734)6427 Fax 03(3734)6473 Tokyo.5 minutes from JR.Kamata Station, east exit. CONSULTING HOURS: Weekdays 9:00AM-1:00PM PM and 3:00PM-8:00PM, Sunday 10:00AM-4:00PM CLOSED: regular holiday, national holiday,special holiday.

http://homepage1.nifty.com/shimada2000/e-index.html


La Vie Clinique Veterinaire 2-9-10, Higashi-gotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo Tel.03-5798-7930

http://www.lavie-cv.com/?page_id=9

“We understand the close bond between pet and owner.
We would be glad to help you and your companion animals.”

Japan Veterinary Medical Association:Educational System for Veterinary Medicine in Japan.The general education system in Japan consists of 6 years of elementary school,3 years of junior high school, 3 years of high school and college after passing an entrance examination.The curriculum for veterinary medicine is 6 years (same as medical doctors and dentists). Currently, there are about 30,447 active veterinarians in Japan as of the year 2000.

https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/browse/jvma1948

National Institute of Animal Health. Animals are closely related to humans and play a large role in our lives. Animal products such as milk, meat, and eggs supply the proteins we need to stay healthy and build strong bodies. Safe and good quality animal products are produced from health livestock. Animals also contribute to the advancement of biotechnology and life sciences, enrich our inner lives, and provide us with comfort and solace.

http://niah.naro.affrc.go.jp/index.html

Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy ( BSE ) IN JAPAN: National Institute of Animal Health
In 2001 September, the first bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) case in Japan was confirmed. For the first Prionics WESTERN (PW) test which performed at August 15, this case could not confirm as BSE. From two aspects, the test was performed with a different protocol from the manufacturer's one; 1) obex region was not subjected to the test and 2) semi-dry blotting apparatus was used. Here, I reported the results of PW retest for the first BSE case, and related samples.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2634531/

IAHAIO, the International Association of Human-Animal Interaction Organizations, was founded in 1990 to gather together national associations and related organizations interested in advancing the understanding and appreciation of the link between animals and humans.

http://www.iahaio.org/new/

Japanese Society of Veterinary Science.Unpublished Full papers, Notes, and Review articles related in principle to veterinary science are accepted. Texts must be written in proper English. All the manuscripts are reviewed by the referees. Manuscripts are selected for publication according to editorial assessment of their suitability and reports from individual referees. Papers will be rejected if the ethics in the care and use of animals have not been adhered to.

http://www.jsvetsci.jp/ ・http://jsvetsci.jp/jvms/

The Society for the Study of Human Animal Relations (HARS) is an academic society established by members, whose fields are general, including children and homemakers. The number of full members has been increasing from 449 at the establishment to 1147 in September of 2003. Membership fees are 5,000 yen a year.

http://www.hars.gr.jp/english/index.htm

National Institute of Animal Health. Animals are closely related to humans and play a large role in our lives. Animal products such as milk, meat, and eggs supply the proteins we need to stay healthy and build strong bodies. Safe and good quality animal products are produced from health livestock. Animals also contribute to the advancement of biotechnology and life sciences, enrich our inner lives, and provide us with comfort and solace.

http://niah.naro.affrc.go.jp/index.html

The Society of Primate Diseases and Pathology (SPDP). One of the semi-annual workshops for primate diseases will be held as a satellite meeting in the Japanese Primate Society (JPS) and another scientific meeting will take place in Corporation for Production and Research of Laboratory Primates (CPRLP) in Tsukuba City. With the permission of the presenters, the slides and manuscripts used in the meetings will be collected to form a basic digital data for the color atlas.

http://www.spdp.jp/

The Institute of Veterinary Education & Advanced Technology. The goal of this Institute is to contribute to improvement in veterinary diagnostic imaging and veterinary education. In recent years, clients demand a high level clinical service as provided in human medicine. To satisfy this demand, the facilities at veterinary hospitals at universities have been modernized

http://www.iveat.jp/indexE.html

National University ( There are 10 Veterinary schools )

Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences/Faculty of Agriculture,The University Of Tokyo (Tokyo Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyuigaku Sennkou). Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences.Veterinary medicine covers wide areas of life science, not only medicine for animals but also biology of mammals and higher vertebrates. In the graduate school of veterinary medicine, the most advanced research works are having been carried out at molecular, cellular and in vivo levels, in order to fully understand vital processes of normal and disease animals.

http://www.vm.a.u-tokyo.ac.jp/eng/index.html

Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology (Tokyo Noukou Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyui Gatsuka). The faculty of agriculture has more than 120 years' history and has established its own tradition. At the same time, its principle has had to have an enterprising spirit, and being always quick to perceive social needs, the faculty has positively reformed its structure, and kept expanding and developing itself.

http://www.tuat.ac.jp/en/

Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine Hokkaido University (Hokkaido Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyui Gatsuka). The Veterinary Teaching Hospital is only facility in the Veterinary School with responsibility for clinical practice and research work on veterinary clinics. It also functions as a teaching hospital.The hospital building is located at the northern end of the University Campus, and adjoins the main building of the Veterinary Graduate School. In 1995, the Hospital building had been renovated as a two-story building which has approximately 2,800 of floorage.

http://www.oia.hokudai.ac.jp/

Obihiro University of Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine (Obihiro Chikusan Daigaku Jiyui gatsuka ). Obihiro University is the only national university of agriculture and veterinary medicine in Japan. It was founded in 1941 as the Obihiro Technical School of Veterinary Medicine. In the succeeding years the University added more areas of agricultural sciences and animal husbandry.

http://www.obihiro.ac.jp/english/index.html

Faculty of Agriculture of Iwate University. Department of Veterinary Medicine. (Iwate Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyui gatsuka)

http://news7a1.atm.iwate-u.ac.jp/jyui/index-e.html

Gifu University. United Graduate School of Agricultural Science& Veterinary Science .(Gifu Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyui gatsuka)

http://www.gifu-u.ac.jp/en/academics/faculty/veterinary.html

Faculty of Agriculture Tottori University, School of Veterinary Medicine.(Tottori Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyui Gatsuka) The School of Veterinary Medicine has two major purposes: It offers training for students in veterinary medicine. It also carries out research work on diverse aspects of disease and their control, on animal production and on care for all types of animals, including terrestrial wild animals, experimental and domestic animals, and aquatic animals. In short, the role of veterinary medicine is to investigate and acquire knowledge of the configuration, composition and physiology of normal animals, the mechanisms and process of animal diseases, and the skills and techniques for their control and therapeutic treatment.

http://muses.muses.tottori-u.ac.jp/english/index.html

The United Graduate School of Veterinary Sciences （UGSVS），Yamaguchi University(Yamaguchi Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyui Gatsuka)，an independent four‐year doctoral course，was established in l990 with the cooperation of the professors and research facilities of departments of Veterinary Sciences of Tottori University，Miyazaki University and Kagoshima University. This school aims to train outstanding researchers and technologists with expert knowledge and advanced practical abilities who will contribute to the progress of veterinary and its applied sciences，and also to the development of related industries. The UGSVS aims also to promote international cooperation．Thus，the school welcomes students from abroad．

http://www.agr.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp/index_e.html

Faculty of Agriculture Kagoshima University, School of Veterinary Medicine.( Kagoshima Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyui Gatsuka)

http://kokusai.kuas.kagoshima-u.ac.jp/kucip/

Faculty of Agriculture Miyazaki University. School of Veterinary Medicine (Miyazaki . Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyui gatsuka) Gakuenn Kihanadai,1-1, Miyazaki-city,Zip code 899-2192 E-mail: yasudaja@cc.miyazaki-u.ac.jp Tel. 0985-58-7286

http://www.agr.miyazaki-u.ac.jp/english/index.html
http://www.agr.miyazaki-u.ac.jp/ (Only Japanese Page)

Public University (There is only one Veterinary school )

College to Agriculture Osaka Prefecture University! (Osaka furitu Daigaku Nougakubu Jiyui Gatsuka)

http://www.osakafu-u.ac.jp/kikaku/etest/index-e.html

Private University ( There are 5 Veterinary schools )

Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University (Nihon Juitikusan Daigaku ). Located in Musashino-city in Tokyo.Undergraduate students majoring in veterinary science are required to complete a six-year professional education program in which students learn and study the clinic of various animals including industrial animals, pets, wild animals, etc., the quarantine of animals, fish diseases.

http://www.nvau.ac.jp/english/eindex.htm

The Department of Veterinary Medicine of Nihon University (Nihon daigaku) originated from the Tokyo Veterinary College that was established in the 42nd year of Meiji (1907). During those six-years, students in veterinary medicine study the disease and treatment of livestock, poultry and pets; the prevention of infectious diseases that affect both humans and animals; hygiene related to the production of milk, meat and eggs; and the prevention and treatment of diseases affecting fish. In the large farm and well-equipped clinical training buildings affiliated with the department, students acquire the basic knowledge and techniques. Because of the diverse needs of modern society, the department offers academic courses that meet a social demand of comprehensive knowledge and skills as veterinarians. After completing the six-year undergraduate course in veterinary medicine, students are qualified to take the national veterinary license examination.

http://hp.brs.nihon-u.ac.jp/~vethome/

Azabu University (Azabu daigaku). Department of Veterinary Medicine. This Program Course participates in scientific research and education in maintenance of animals' health, prevention and treatment of diseases, hygiene of animal products, quarantine of contagious diseases, fish hygiene, development of drugs, preservation of wild animals, and infectious diseases common to humans and animals.The course comprises 26 departments that meet the highest academic standards in Japan. The study and teaching staff in these departments handle education in all areas of basic veterinary medicine, clinical veterinary medicine, and applied veterinary medicine.

http://www.azabu-u.ac.jp/english/pdf/azabu_english_pamphlet.pdf

Kitasato University (Kitasato Daigaku), School of Veterinary Medicine & Animal Sciences. They don’t have an English website, but the Laboratory of Veterinary Radiology and Radiation Biology has a website.

http://www2.vmas.kitasato-u.ac.jp/en/

Rakuno Gakuen University ( Rakuno Gakuen Daigaku) School of Veterinary Medicine.Applying not only to livestock and companion animals on the clinical level, but also to animals seen as food from the standpoint of public health and environmental sanitation, the role of veterinary medicine is expanding as an interface with agriculture, medical sciences, pharmaceutics, life sciences and other fields.
This department prepares future veterinarians who are willing to help meet the needs of the livestock industry and society, by providing a six-year curriculum in which students engage in laboratory research and academic training complemented by hands-on experience with a variety of animals.

http://en.rakuno.ac.jp/

What is an "Eyemate"? Why aren't they called "guide-dogs"? Read below to find out what is special about these dogs and what our philosophy is. Let's start by talking about the United States. In Japan, all dogs working for the blind are called by the term "moh-doh-ken"(dog which leads the blind). But in the United States, there are several terms such as "Seeing Eye Dog", "guide dog", and "leader dog" that are used in describing dogs related to the blind. If you have a dictionary on hand, try looking up the term "Seeing Eye".

http://www.eyemate.org/

The Ornithological Society of Japan was established on May 3, 1912. Three years later, the Society launched its first official journal, ‘Tori’. Then, in 1986, Tori was renamed the Japanese Journal of Ornithology. The Society is the only ornithological society in Japan and currently has approximately 1,200 members.

http://ornithology.jp/osj/english/home_e.html

The Japanese Society for Preservation of Birds was founded in 1947, for the purpose of spreading scientific knowledge on wild birds and beasts, and also to encourage the wildlife preservation spirit. We are engaged in various activities including "The National Wildbird Conservation Meeting" held during Bird Week every year, and many joint activities with national and local governments, with the aim of creatingthe enriched society where human beings and wild birds can coexist.

http://www.jspb.org/

Japan Hamsters’ Friends Association. Japan Hamsters' Friends Association sounds like Japan's official Hamster organization, but actually a tiny tiny hamster club ran by an individual.
But, even if it's a private hamster club, still I may have rights to claim copyrights.

http://www.jhfa.jp/indexe.html