How do you say "Should I come again tomorrow?" in Japanese?

Quick use

Use あしたもきたほうがいいですか (ashita mo kita hou ga ii desu ka) when you need to ask whether another visit is recommended.

It is useful when you are not sure whether today’s visit is enough or you need a follow-up soon.

Chunk or pattern

The useful pattern is:

• 〜ほうがいいですか = Should I ...? / Is it better to ...?

For this page, learn the hospital chunk first:

• あしたもきたほうがいいですか = Should I come again tomorrow?

Core words

• あした: tomorrow.
• も: also / again.
• きた: came. In this phrase, it works as part of きたほうがいい.

Helper words and endings

• ほうがいいですか: asks whether something is the better choice.
• ですか: polite question ending.

Practical note

This sounds like you are asking for the doctor’s recommendation, not just asking whether the clinic is open tomorrow.