​ABOUT US

This NPO Healthy Children, Healthy Lives was established with the theme of disease prevention and health promotion from childhood, to research and share scientific information on health based on preceding studies, through total health promotion, i.e. food and nutrition, exercise, sleep management, stress management and social capital. Through these activities we aim to contribute to supporting children and adults, to build a harmonized society.

kitchen workshop

A medical doctor will give a mini-lecture on healthy food and cooking based on preceding scientific studies, then participants can try a dish or two after which the group can enjoy the dishes.

music therapy

Music therapy is conducted by trained music therapists.

*Service in English Available

ryoiku

Ryoiku (Therapeutic activities) is provided by trained therapists.

lecture

We hold lectures/seminars regarding food and nutrition, exercise, music therapy, sleep management, stress management, and social capital. Lecture requests are also welcome. Please feel free to contact us.

peers🄬 program

Social skills training for adolescents with autism spectrum disorder. The program was originally developed at UCLA by Dr. Elizabeth Laugeson.

*This program is held only in Japanese.

membership

donation

We would greatly appreciate any kind of support for disease prevention from childhood.

There is a clinic on the same floor.

Akasaka Family Clinic

English speaking (fluent) pediatrician

Director: Dr. Mitsy Itoh, MD, MPH

Wellness clinic for children and adults

By appointment only 30 minutes

per one time slot

Email：info@afc.tokyo

※Address and Phone number are same as NPO's.

Go to Clinic's Website

NPO　Healthy Children, Healthy Lives

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Akasaka Plaza Bldg., 3rd Floor,

Akasaka 2-15-15, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan

107-0052

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info@hchl.org

www.hchl.org

Nearest station

Akasaka Station: Chiyoda Line 1 ~ 2 minutes by foot

       Hitotsugi dori exit, No. 2 (stairs)

                                       No. 1 (elevator)

Tameike Sanno Station: Ginza Line, Nanboku Line

         No. 11 exit, 5 minutes by foot

Akasaka Mitsuke Station: Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line, No. 10 exit, 8 minutes by foot