119 — ambulance or fire
Use for a serious medical emergency, severe injury, or fire. The City of Sendai says foreign-language 119 support is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Emergency and after-hours
If a normal clinic is closed—or you are unsure whether to call an ambulance—use the official emergency route that matches the situation. Do not assume an after-hours facility has English-speaking staff.
Phone routes
Use for a serious medical emergency, severe injury, or fire. The City of Sendai says foreign-language 119 support is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Miyagi's adult emergency consultation line helps when you are unsure whether to call an ambulance or seek medical care. The current official service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. SenTIA's English guide documents the phone consultation itself as Japanese-only.
Miyagi's nighttime child emergency advice line is for parents or guardians of children roughly under age 15. Current hours are daily 19:00–08:00. SenTIA's English guide documents the phone consultation as Japanese-only.
Walk-in / first-line emergency facilities
Schedules vary by department and day. Check the City portal or the emergency medical foundation before leaving, and call ahead when possible.
64-12 Funacho, Wakabayashi-ku
022-266-6561
City guidance currently lists internal medicine overnight, surgery during evening/holiday windows, and selected orthopedic, gynecology, ophthalmology, and ENT hours on Sundays/holidays.
2F, 1-1-2 Tsutsumimachi, Aoba-ku
022-301-6611
Current public guidance lists internal medicine and surgery for evening, Saturday, Sunday, and holiday emergency windows.
1F, 1-1-1 Asuto Nagamachi, Taihaku-ku
022-247-7035
Pediatric first-line emergency care for internal-medicine conditions during night, weekend, and holiday windows.
6-12-4 Arai, Wakabayashi-ku
022-261-7345
Sendai City currently publishes emergency dental reception on Saturday evenings and on Sundays/holidays during daytime and evening windows. Check the official page for today's exact reception time.
Sendai Emergency Medical Foundation also publishes facility information and current waiting-status links. Its waiting-status display is not a reservation system.
Hospital-level emergency care
Sendai also uses hospitals for secondary emergency care. The hospitals and duty arrangements can change. Ambulance arrivals and more serious cases may be prioritized, so use the current City emergency / holiday-doctor page rather than relying on a static list.
English support
Sendai's current FAQ says 119 supports 20 foreign languages around the clock. The City's English 119 manual explains that a non-Japanese caller may be connected to an interpretation center for a three-way call.
SenTIA's English guide identifies #7119 and #8000 as Japanese-only. For clinics and hospitals, English-speaking staff availability can vary, especially outside normal hours.