Reply to Shinkansen and general train/metro questions
When you use the Shinkansen, you don’t need to look for station staff on the platform, and no one is waiting for you. Because you can board the train without the staff. Regarding
2), unfortunately, the Shinkansen has not yet opened from Kanazawa to Kyoto. Currently, it is open only to Tsuruga, which is quite far away. The only way to get…
Reply to US Accessibility Standards for Airlines Going Down for the Next Four Years?
It seems like that’ll be the way for wheelchair spaces, but I hope Delta’s program raises the bar and others want to meet or exceed it! However, I hope that government policies that were put in place are enforced and pressured to finish sooner than the like 10 years the US plan gave.
Reply to Shinkansen and general train/metro questions
Always find the attendant at every station so they can make the necessary arrangements at the arrival station.
Reply to Shinkansen and general train/metro questions
Find the JR office or other metro or train owner office and tell them where you want to go. They will escort you to the platform using elevators as appropriate. They will put a round out for you to use when the train comes. Then they will advise the office at the station you’re getting off at and someone will meet you at the platform with a…
Reply to Shinkansen and general train/metro questions
Sending a quick reply. I would expect to arrange the slope service (which we didn’t known about until the end of the trip) for all train travel. It is not the gap you need
to worry about as much as the trains are not flat with the platforms, it is often uneven and can be a bit of a step on and off. Also the attendant will guide you to the nearest…
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