Reply to Disabled Winter Sports Japan
Hi Tom,
I know Myoko Snowsports have adaptive trained instructor(s). They operate at 3 fields all in close proximity, and all 3 would be suitable.
There is a kiwi based adaptive guide in Wanaka (NZ) who works there every year. I can’t remember his name. I am an able bodied skier & have skiied several seasons in Japan…
optomtomHello,
My 13 year daughter is a member of DWA (Disabled Winter Sports) in Australia.
We are considering a ski trip to Japan in late December 2025/ early January 2026.
Is there any particular resorts that are well suited to sit skiers?
Any companies or organisations that can help us with organising this holiday?
We would like to hire the…
Thank you for the link!
Yes, I am ambulatory & can get into the bus on my own.
A new partnership in the UK is working to enhance travel for people with sight loss, focusing on making journeys safer and more accessible. This initiative could shape the future of accessible travel and set new standards in the industry.
Read more here:
attoday.co.uk
A partnership between RNIB and the Motability Foundation will explore innovative ways of making journeys better for people with sight loss
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