5 Recommended Fertility Clinics in Tokyo [2026] | Comparison Based on Public Data and Track Records
For those considering fertility treatment in Tokyo, we have compared clinics with high treatment success rates and strong public performance records based on public data.
This time, we have selected 5 clinics based not on reviews or name recognition, but on the live birth rate for frozen embryo transfers in patients aged 35–39, and the number of egg retrievals, ICSI procedures, and frozen embryo transfers performed.
We hope this serves as a helpful reference for those struggling with how to choose a hospital and finding the medical institution that is right for them.
※Updated July 31, 2026. This article is based on public information available as of July 2026. Treatment success rates use 2019–2020 data published by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and treatment volumes use 2023 performance data listed in the Children and Families Agency's medical institution search.
Selection Criteria
Clinics meeting the following conditions were targeted.
2019–2020 Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health Public Data
・Aged 35 to under 40
・100 or more frozen embryo transfers
・Top 10 facilities for live birth rate
2023 Children and Families Agency Public Data
・Top 30 in egg retrieval volume
・Top 30 in ICSI volume
・Top 30 in frozen embryo transfer volume
Even if the live birth rate is high, figures can fluctuate significantly in facilities with low transfer volumes. Therefore, we selected 5 clinics that have a consistent volume and live birth rate for frozen embryo transfers in the 35–39 age group, and also perform a high number of egg retrievals, ICSI procedures, and frozen embryo transfers.
1️⃣ Shinbashi Yume Clinic (Minato Ward)
2019–2020 Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health Public Data
Frozen Embryo Transfer Performance (Combined 2019 & 2020)
👑 1st Place: 43.6% Live Birth Rate, 979 Frozen Embryo Transfers
2023 Children and Families Agency Public Data
🥉 3rd Place: 2,599 Egg Retrievals
🥈 2nd Place: 1,894 ICSI Procedures
7th Place: 1,634 Frozen Embryo Transfers
Recommended Points
High live birth rate × Low-stimulation treatment tailored to each individual
Shinbashi Yume Clinic is a specialized clinic where reproductive medicine specialists and experienced embryologists collaborate to perform IVF centered on natural cycle and low-stimulation methods.
In 2023, it ranked high in the number of egg retrievals, ICSI procedures, and frozen embryo transfers, combining both treatment volume and treatment success. In addition to natural cycle and low-stimulation methods, it supports “small follicle retrieval,” which attempts to retrieve eggs even from follicles that have not grown significantly.
▶ Recommended for these people
・Those who prioritize treatment track records
・Those aged 35 or older considering IVF
・Those who can commute to the Minato Ward area
Access
3-minute walk from JR Shinbashi Station Hibiya Exit
3-minute walk from Toei Asakusa Line/Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Shinbashi Station G8 Exit
2-minute walk from Toei Mita Line Uchisaiwaicho Station A1 Exit
2️⃣ Kato Ladies Clinic (Shinjuku Ward)
2019–2020 Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health Public Data
Frozen Embryo Transfer Performance (Combined 2019 & 2020)
5th Place: 37.1% Live Birth Rate, 7,061 Frozen Embryo Transfers
2023 Children and Families Agency Public Data
🥇 1st Place: 18,909 Egg Retrievals
🥇 1st Place: 12,686 ICSI Procedures
🥇 1st Place: 11,969 Frozen Embryo Transfers
Recommended Points
No. 1 treatment volume in Japan × Natural cycle/low-stimulation treatment
A pioneer that continues to attract attention from both Japan and abroad in the field of fertility treatment. It specializes in “natural cycle IVF” and is a specialized clinic that ranked 1st in Japan in 2023 for the number of egg retrievals, ICSI procedures, and frozen embryo transfers. Their dedicated app also supports checking culture status and payment procedures.
▶ Recommended for those who:
・Want treatment with high-level expertise from doctors and embryologists
・Aim to conceive without placing a burden on their body
・Have undergone treatment several times but have not yet graduated
Access
4-minute walk from Nishi-Shinjuku Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line
6-minute walk from Tochomae Station/Shinjuku-Nishiguchi Station on the Toei Oedo Line
7-minute walk from the West Exit of JR Shinjuku Station
3️⃣ Women's Clinic Oizumi-Gakuen (Nerima Ward)
2019/2020 Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health Public Data
Frozen Embryo Transfer Track Record (Combined 2019 & 2020)
4th place: 37.8% birth rate, 413 frozen embryo transfers
2023 Children and Families Agency Public Data
26th place: 583 egg retrieval procedures
20th place: 348 intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) procedures
21st place: 678 frozen embryo transfers
Recommended Points
High birth rate × Community-based specialized clinic
Women's Clinic Oizumi-Gakuen is a community-based specialized clinic that has been providing fertility treatment in Nerima Ward for many years. It recorded the 4th highest birth rate in Tokyo for frozen embryo transfers in patients aged 35–39. Multiple reproductive medicine specialists are on staff, and the clinic provides assisted reproductive technology, including in vitro fertilization.
▶ Recommended for those who:
・Prioritize frozen embryo transfer success rates for ages 35–39
・Prefer a community-based specialized clinic
・Can commute to Nerima Ward or the western part of Tokyo
Access
1-minute walk from the North Exit of Oizumi-Gakuen Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line
4️⃣ Kyono Art Clinic Takanawa (Minato Ward)
2019/2020 Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health Public Data
Frozen Embryo Transfer Track Record (Combined 2019 & 2020)
6th place: 36.9% birth rate, 666 frozen embryo transfers
2023 Children and Families Agency Public Data
23rd place: 715 egg retrieval procedures
23rd place: 300 intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) procedures
18th place: 770 frozen embryo transfers
Recommended Points
Advanced technology × Careful care.
Kyono Art Clinic Takanawa is a reproductive medicine specialty clinic that handles a wide range of consultations, including recurrent pregnancy loss, implantation failure, and egg freezing. It also supports PGT-A (preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy).
▶ Recommended for those who:
・Want to freeze eggs in preparation for future pregnancy
・Wish to consult about treatment using donor eggs or donor sperm
・Can commute to the Shinagawa Station area
Access
5-minute walk from Takanawa Exit of Shinagawa Station on the JR and Keikyu Lines
7-minute walk from Takanawadai Station on the Toei Asakusa Line
5️⃣ Shinjuku ART Clinic (Shinjuku Ward)
2019/2020 Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health Public Data
Frozen Embryo Transfer Track Record (Combined 2019 & 2020)
7th place: 36.7% birth rate, 615 frozen embryo transfers
2023 Children and Families Agency Public Data
8th place: 1,419 egg retrieval procedures
5th place: 1,078 intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) procedures
17th place: 827 frozen embryo transfers
Recommended Points
Ease of access in the Shinjuku area × Extensive treatment track record
Shinjuku ART Clinic is a clinic specializing in assisted reproductive technology, with a medical system designed to make it easier to continue fertility treatment while working.
According to the 2023 public data from the Children and Families Agency, the clinic ranked within the top 20 in Tokyo for egg retrieval, ICSI, and frozen embryo transfers, demonstrating a high volume of treatment cases. It also supports time-lapse incubation and PGT-A.
▶ Recommended for those who:
・Prioritize track records in egg retrieval and ICSI
・Prefer natural cycle or low-stimulation methods
・Can commute to the Shinjuku Ward area
Access
3-minute walk from Exit 2 of Nishi-Shinjuku Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line
3-minute walk from Exit C8 of Tochomae Station on the Toei Oedo Line
10-minute walk from the West Exit of JR Shinjuku Station
Frequently Asked Questions About Fertility Treatment in Tokyo
✅ What are the key points for choosing a fertility clinic in Tokyo?
When choosing a fertility clinic in Tokyo, you should check not only the pregnancy rate but also the live birth rate for your age group and the number of egg retrievals, ICSI procedures, and frozen embryo transfers performed.
Additionally, it is important to compare factors such as desired treatment methods, travel time, clinic hours, and ease of booking to choose a clinic that is easy to visit consistently.
✅ What is the difference between pregnancy rate and live birth rate in fertility treatment?
The "pregnancy rate" published for fertility treatments varies in its definition of pregnancy depending on the facility and the data.
The main criteria include the following:
Biochemical pregnancy
This is the stage where hCG is detected via urine or blood tests, resulting in a positive pregnancy test. Even with a positive test, the pregnancy may end before a gestational sac is confirmed via ultrasound.
Clinical pregnancy (gestational sac confirmation)
This is the stage where a gestational sac is confirmed via ultrasound. In the Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (JSOG) ART statistics, a cycle where a gestational sac is confirmed is counted as a "clinical pregnancy," and biochemical pregnancies with only a positive test are not included.
Heartbeat confirmation
This is the stage where a fetal heartbeat is confirmed via ultrasound after the gestational sac is confirmed. Some facilities publish a heartbeat confirmation rate in addition to the gestational sac confirmation rate.
Live birth rate
The percentage of embryo transfer cycles that result in a live birth.
Therefore, when comparing clinic treatment outcomes, it is important not to look only at the "pregnancy rate" figure, but to confirm which stage—hCG positive, gestational sac confirmation, or heartbeat confirmation—is being counted as a pregnancy.
Also, the figures change depending on the denominator, such as per transfer cycle, per egg retrieval cycle, or per patient. Pregnancy rates and live birth rates with different calculation conditions cannot be compared simply.
✅ Are clinics with a higher number of treatments more recommended?
While a high number of treatments indicates that many egg retrievals and embryo transfers are performed at that clinic, you cannot judge the likelihood of pregnancy based on the number of cases alone.
When comparing fertility clinics, it is recommended to check both the number of treatments and the live birth rate by age group.
✅ Where can I check the track record of fertility clinics?
You can check the number of egg retrievals, ICSI procedures, and frozen embryo transfers at fertility clinics using resources such as the medical institution search provided by the Children and Families Agency.
If a clinic publishes its treatment outcomes on its official website, be sure to check the target age, the reporting period, and whether they are listing pregnancy rates or live birth rates. Figures with different calculation conditions cannot be compared simply.
Choose a fertility clinic in Tokyo by checking their public track records
There are many fertility clinics in Tokyo, but the number of treatments and birth rates vary by facility.
The 5 clinics introduced here have a certain birth rate for frozen embryo transfers in patients aged 35-39, and they are clinics where you can verify the number of egg retrievals, ICSI procedures, and frozen embryo transfers performed.
However, birth rates are also influenced by the patient's age, treatment history, and the condition of the transferred embryos. Do not decide based on public data alone; please compare them while also considering your desired treatment methods, commuting distance, and clinic hours.
Sources and References
[Data]
Children and Families Agency, "Let's Learn About Infertility and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Together | Medical Institution Search"
Created based on public data from Tokyo, egg retrieval facilities, and medical institutions providing fertility treatment.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health Archive
"Medical Institutions Implementing Specific Fertility Treatment Subsidy Programs"
・January to December 2020
・January to December 2019
[Definition of Pregnancy Rate and Birth Rate]
Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology, "2023 Clinical Results of In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer (ART Data Book)"
https://www.jsog.or.jp/activity/art/2023_JSOG-ART.pdf
Note: In the ART Data Book, "pregnancy cycles" are defined as cycles where a gestational sac was confirmed, and "birth cycles" are defined as cycles that resulted in a live birth.
Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology, "Miscarriage and Threatened Miscarriage"
Note: A biochemical pregnancy is a state where the pregnancy test is positive, but the pregnancy ends before a gestational sac can be confirmed via ultrasound. In Japan, it is explained that this is not included in the number of pregnancies or miscarriages.
For those who want to further compare fertility clinics in Tokyo
・Clinic comparisons by the 23 wards
・Number of egg retrievals, ICSI procedures, and frozen embryo transfers
・Track records by age group and for those over 40
・Number of reproductive medicine specialists and embryologists
Please see the list of articles summarizing these topics.
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