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Accessible taxi for power wheelchair.
Accessible taxi for power wheelchair.
Posted by Unknown Member on May 1, 2024 at 5:22 amHello, I am an electric wheelchair user. I need a taxi van for myself and 3 others and a lot of luggage from Yokohama Station to the cruiseport Yokohama Kanagawa.
Who can give me links websites from taxi companies?
Thanks in advance.
Kathie replied 6 months, 3 weeks ago 5 Members · 5 Replies- 5 Replies
Hi Han, we may be able to help!
This is our website: https://www.tokudaw.com/accessible-private-tours
A company called @onetrail also offers services in the area https://www.onetrail-yokohama.com/english/
Dear Han-san, I’m operating a wheelchair accessible taxi with a large sized vehicle in Yokohama. If you would be inclined, please feel free to contact to the following website for further details. https://www.onetrail-yokohama.com/english/
Unknown Member
MemberMay 4, 2024 at 6:27 pmThank you very much for your reply.
We recently enjoyed the services of One Trail Trans Care on our visit to Yokohama. Mr Hideo Sasaki, the owner, went above and beyond to make my husband feel comfortable and safe. We were greeted inside the airport when we arrived and Mr Sasaki and his assistant helped us with our luggage. We didn’t have to go searching for him. He also brought us to the Shinkansen station in Yokohama a few days later and accompanied us to the correct gate, helped us board the train and waited until we departed. In a country where we did not speak the language this was so helpful and took the worry out of travelling with a wheelchair. He was waiting for us at the door of the train at the Shinkansen station when we returned to Yokohama. The same wonderful treatment was given to us when he brought us to the cruise ship terminal. He went as far as he could with us, assisting with our luggage. It’s my understanding that he also does wheelchair tours to Hakone, Mt Fuji, Kamakura, Tokyo and Mt Takao and will drive to and from both Narita Airport and Haneda Airport. His philosophy is that those in wheelchairs should be able to experience and enjoy Japan’s nature, culture, history and cuisine. I can’t recommend this company enough.
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