I have been practicing insurance medicine for 12 years in Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo. With the concept of "examining the forest for the trees," I have devoted my spare time to seeing approximately 25,000 patients every day. Thanks to your support, we are proud to say that we have fulfilled our role as a "village clinic" in the middle of this large city. In such circumstances, however, it is also true that we have been troubled by the fact that there are some diseases and conditions for which the current insurance treatment does not provide a satisfactory therapeutic effect. We were searching for a way to help the patients get well and get on the road to recovery, even if only a little. I was originally engaged in cancer research in Japan, Thailand, and the U.S. Through this relationship, I assisted in the harvesting of fat tissue for fat stem cell culture several years ago, which is how I came across regenerative medicine. After accumulating preparations, we decided to open a regenerative medicine clinic in Roppongi, which was our long-cherished dream. The clinic is located along a beautiful tree-lined cobblestone street called Ryudo-cho Museum Street, and is surrounded by a space that offers both the green and calm atmosphere of the richly ancient Tenso Shrine in front of it and the academic atmosphere of the National Art Center, Tokyo and the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies next door. The "Saisei" of Saisei no Mori is a play on the name Saisei Muroo Saisei and rebirth, and when I close my eyes, I picture a scene of twinkling stars in a dawn sky tinted lavender gray, the color of the image of the rhinoceros. This is the moment when you feel the beginning of life. If you are on the verge of giving up, here is the regenerative medicine you have finally encountered. I would like to quickly explain the regenerative medicine we are currently performing or planning to perform at our clinic. *Regenerative medicine is a treatment using "bio-friendly physiologically active substances". Cytokines are representative of bioactive substances, which also include vitamins and hormones.

Direstor Toru Kawamoto MD,PhD