Yokosuka clinic
Chiropractic and osteopathy in Yokosuka
Fridays in Hinodecho, a short walk from Yokosuka-Chūō
English-speaking chiropractic and osteopathic treatment with David Brisson D.O., in Hinodecho — close to the base and a short walk from Yokosuka-Chūō.
Nearest station
Yokosuka-Chūō (Keikyu line)
Open at Yokosuka
Fridays, 10:00–19:00, by appointment
Consultations in
English, first and foremost — 日本語 and français also available
Book an appointment in Yokosuka
Choose a time directly. Most patients at Yokosuka book the adjustment; the osteopathy session is there when you want a fuller whole-body assessment.
Full-body adjustment + Ring Dinger®
Spinal decompression on the Y-axis
¥18,000
Full-body adjusting with Y-axis spinal decompression — the chiropractic-style treatment most patients at the Yokosuka clinic book.
Suitability is assessed before the technique is used.
Holistic Osteopathy
Whole-body assessment and hands-on treatment
¥18,000
A full consultation, physical assessment and hands-on treatment, matched to your symptoms, your mobility and how the body is working as a whole.
Pregnancy, post-natal and pediatric treatment sit inside this session.
Package · 3 sessions
¥15,000 per session
¥45,000 for three sessions, valid for either treatment. Packages are arranged in the clinic rather than online — just ask David at your appointment.
What patients say
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.
Scope of practice
David holds a European D.O. in osteopathy and practises as a manual therapist. In the United States, “D.O.” means a licensed osteopathic physician and “chiropractor” means a licensed DC — David holds neither US licence, and does not prescribe medication or perform surgery.
Getting to the Yokosuka clinic
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Facing the building, take the side street on the left.
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Enter through the doorway.
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Go up the stairs to the second floor.
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Room 202, Mizuno Building.
Address, hours and contact
Address
Mizuno Building, Room 202
2-3-1 Hinodecho, Yokosuka
Kanagawa 238-0006, Japan
〒238-0006 神奈川県横頃賀市日の出町2-3-1 水野ビル202 — show this to a taxi driver or paste it into a maps app.
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.
Hours
Friday — 10:00–19:00
Monday–Thursday, Saturday — at the Ebisu clinic, Tokyo
Sunday — day off
After 19:00 — by arrangement
The quickest way to reach David is WhatsApp or LINE — he answers those himself.
Phone +81 80-2073-6406 · Email dbosteo@gmail.com
The Yokosuka practice
An English-first practice. Most patients are Navy families and civilians attached to the base, 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.
Areas served
Hinodecho
Chūō
Honcho
Wakamatsu-chō
Kurihama
Zushi
Hayama
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.
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.
Which session should I book?
It depends what you need. The adjustment is the usual choice at Yokosuka; the osteopathy session goes further because it includes a full whole-body assessment.
Ready to book in Yokosuka?
Pick a Friday slot online, or send a message first if you would rather ask a question.