Nishimoto Clinic

INFLUENZA VACCINATION

Influenza Vaccination | Fees, Hours and FluMist

We began influenza vaccinations on Friday, September 18, 2026.

Vaccinations are available during our regular Internal Medicine & Urology clinic hours, with additional evening hours and public-holiday appointments.

Medically reviewed by Koshiro Nishimoto, MD, PhD (Director)

Updated September 19, 2026

Vaccination hours

SessionDaysTime
Regular morning clinicMon–Sat9:00〜12:00
Regular afternoon clinicMon, Tue, Wed, Fri15:00〜18:00
Additional evening hoursMon, Tue, Wed, Fri19:00〜21:30

The additional evening hours are for influenza vaccination only.

Vaccination is also available on public holidays. For specific closures, check the clinic calendar (Japanese).

Booking and payment

Walk-ins are welcome.

Use Digisuma if you would like to book in advance. Online booking is available 24 hours a day, and credit-card payment through Digisuma is supported.

Vaccine options, eligibility and fees

VaccineWho we vaccinate at our clinicCost per dose
Influenza injection (self-pay)Elementary-school age through age 64¥3,300 (tax included)
Influenza injection (Miyazaki routine program)People eligible for the program described belowPatient contribution: ¥1,500
FluMist nasal influenza vaccineElementary-school through high-school students (under age 19)¥8,800 (tax included)

Injection fees are per dose. The number of doses depends on age and other factors.

FluMist nasal spray vaccine

Pichan gently giving a seated child a nasal vaccine using a needle-free applicator
A nasal spray — no needle needed

FluMist is a vaccine sprayed into the nose without a needle. At our clinic, it is available to elementary-school through high-school students under age 19. It is given as a single dose. Suitability is assessed after reviewing your health, medical conditions and medicines.

FluMist guide for vaccine recipients (PMDA PDF, Japanese)

Reference video: Watch a FluMist explainer (Koala Pediatrics Channel / YouTube, Japanese) (published in 2024)

Miyazaki City routine vaccination program

You must be registered as a Miyazaki City resident on the vaccination date and meet one of the following conditions:

  • Age 65 or older
  • Age 60–64 with severe impairment of heart, kidney or respiratory function, or immune function due to HIV, meeting the city’s criteria

The patient contribution is ¥1,500. Eligible people receiving public assistance can be vaccinated free of charge by presenting their recipient certificate.

The city program runs from September 18, 2026 to March 31, 2027. For full eligibility details, see Miyazaki City’s vaccination information (Japanese).

If you live outside Miyazaki City, please ask about your municipality’s subsidy program.

On-site vaccination for companies and groups

We also visit workplaces and other venues to provide influenza vaccinations for companies and groups.

Please contact us to discuss group size, dates and fees.

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