Introducing a mobile pharmacy
We would like to inform you that the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has introduced a mobile pharmacy [Note] to enhance the supply system for medicines during disasters.
The mobile pharmacy will be operated in cooperation with the Tokyo Pharmaceutical Association and will be used for dispensing and supplying medicines at medical relief stations in disaster-stricken areas during emergencies. In normal times, it is planned to be used for training pharmacists on operation and equipment setup, disaster prevention drills in cooperation with wards and municipalities, and awareness campaigns at local events.
[Note] Overview of Mobile Pharmacy
These vehicles are designed to supply medicines in disaster-stricken areas. They are equipped with medicines, dispensing equipment, water tanks, and power supplies, enabling pharmacists to dispense and supply medicines even when lifelines are disrupted.
External dimensions
Length 5.20m x Width 2.20m x Height 2.99m


Main equipment
Dispensing equipment (dispensing counters, packaging machines, refrigerators, etc.), water supply and air conditioning equipment, generators, etc.

Operation method
We have concluded an agreement with the Tokyo Pharmaceutical Association to entrust them with the operation of our services during disasters and in normal times.
Storage location
Tokyo Metropolitan Tachikawa Regional Disaster Prevention Center (3233-2 Midori-cho, Tachikawa City, Tokyo)
| Contact: Health and Medical Bureau, Health and Safety Department, Pharmaceutical Affairs Division Phone: 03-5320-4520 Phone: 03-5320-4511 |
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