Chiropractic and osteopathy in Yokosuka
English-speaking chiropractic and osteopathic treatment with David Brisson D.O., in Hinodecho — close to the base and a short walk from Yokosuka-Chūō.
Chiropractic or osteopathy?
Both — and you do not need to decide before you book. If you came here looking for a chiropractor, you are in the right place.
Sessions combine chiropractic-style adjusting, including the Ring Dinger® full-body adjustment with spinal decompression, with the wider hands-on assessment and treatment that osteopathy brings. Which approach you get depends on what the assessment finds, not on the word you searched for.
2-3-1 Hinodecho, Yokosuka
Kanagawa 238-0006, Japan
The quickest way to reach David is WhatsApp or LINE — he answers those himself.
| Friday | 10:00 – 19:00 |
| Monday – Thursday, Saturday | At the Ebisu clinic, Tokyo |
| Sunday | Day off |
| Evenings after 19:00 | By arrangement |
After 19:00 and on Sundays David does not normally work, but a session can sometimes be arranged by contacting him directly. Out-of-hours sessions are ¥30,000.
Which clinic, which day
David treats at two locations. Here is where he is during a normal week, so you know before you open the booking calendar.
Getting to the Yokosuka clinic
- Facing the building, take the side street on the left.
- Enter through the doorway.
- Go up the stairs to the second floor.
- Room 202, Mizuno Building.
The treatment room is up one flight of stairs and there is no lift. If that is difficult for you, say so when you book and we will make arrangements.
The Yokosuka practice
Yokosuka is an English-first practice. Many patients are Navy families and civilians attached to the base who would rather not translate their symptoms before being treated, alongside Kanagawa residents travelling in along the Keikyu line. Sports injuries, lower-back pain and long-standing neck problems make up most of what comes through the door.
Treatments at this clinic
Osteopathy
Whole-body assessment and hands-on treatment, 60 minutes. The right choice for a first visit.
Ring Dinger®
Full-body adjustment with Y-axis spinal decompression, 30 minutes. Assessed for suitability first.
Maternity & paediatric
Care through pregnancy and after birth, and treatment for infants and children.
Fees
Both the 60-minute osteopathy session and the 30-minute Ring Dinger® session are ¥18,000, with a three-session package at ¥45,000. Osteopathy sits outside Japanese national health insurance, but receipts and documentation can be issued for private and overseas policies. Full fees and appointment options →
What patients say
Visiting the Yokosuka clinic
Do you treat in English?
Yes. English is the working language of the Yokosuka clinic. Japanese and French are also available.
Can I get documentation for TRICARE or a private insurer?
Osteopathy is not covered by Japanese national health insurance. Receipts and treatment documentation can be issued for private and overseas policies — tell us in advance if you need a particular format.
Is the clinic step-free?
No. The treatment room is on the second floor, up a flight of stairs, and there is no lift. Let us know in advance if that is a problem.
Book an appointment in Yokosuka
Choose a time directly. New patients are best served by the 60-minute osteopathy session, which includes a full assessment.