National Cancer Center
Established in 1962 by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the National Cancer Center Japan is the country’s preeminent institution for cancer care, research, prevention, and education. The NCC leads national initiatives in cancer treatment, hosts the Japan Cancer Registry, and advances clinical/translational research, cancer genomics, and innovative therapies. The Center operates two hospitals (Tokyo and Kashiwa/East), and is recognized for pioneering technology and world-class multidisciplinary care
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Public Hospital
Single-Specialty Hospital
1962
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Room Types
Speciality
Awards & Certification
International Certification
JCI
Globally recognized standard for hospital quality and patient safety.
Facility Accreditation
Fire Safety Certificate
Ensures hospital building is compliant with fire safety regulations.
Biomedical Waste Certificate
Compliance certification for handling medical waste.
Environmental Clearance
Certification for pollution control and eco-compliance.
Disaster Preparedness Certification
Hospital readiness for mass casualty and disaster response.
Specialty Accreditation
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