How can Japanese physical examination be so popular? How on earth did it catch fire?

1. Japan's medical technology is leading

Japan's medical technology has always been at the leading level in the world. It has unique advantages in the physical examination of early cancer, brain, cardiovascular, endocrine and digestive tract. The latest ultrasonic imaging diagnostic instrument is used to measure blood sugar and visceral fat content, so as to find arteriosclerosis and metabolic abnormalities early.

For example, cancer screening in Japan (called "human cancer") can find the smallest cancer below 5 mm, which is in stage I, and such cancer can be cured by resection. If you pay attention to improving your lifestyle, it will generally not recur. It has three characteristics: high cure rate, small side effects and low recurrence rate.

2. The travel time to Japan is short, and the living habits are similar.

The average flight time in China and Japan is only 3.5 hours, and the time difference is only 1 hour. Japanese culture and eating habits are similar to those of China, with good air quality, first-class ecological environment and safe and reliable food. In particular, hot springs are rich in resources, especially suitable for sightseeing and recuperation.

3. Loose policies

Following Japan's opening of "individual tourist visas" to China, the Japanese government issued "medical visas" to Japanese tourists to encourage them to go to China for treatment and physical examination. The validity period of the visa can be up to three years, and each stay can be up to half a year. If it is determined that each stay does not exceed 90 days, you can also travel to and from Japan at will within the validity period.

4. Careful service

The popularity of medical tourism in Japan also benefits from the country's excellent service culture. This country believes that service is king, and this country regards customers as God. The same is true for patients. The hospital must be obedient to you.

5. Comfortable environment

Compared with domestic hospitals, I think the biggest feature of Japanese hospitals is that patients' mood will be relaxed, and there is not so much pressure, whether it is from the taste after entering the hospital (domestic hospitals have strong medicine) or from the overall environmental facilities design. You'll never feel like you're in the hospital.