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My general Review -3 month Trip in Japan
Hi Everyone,
Well just got back from a three-month (Jul/Aug/Sep) holiday/trip in Japan. Went by train (Shinkansen & Express & local trains) and Ferries from up near the top of Hokkaido (Shiretoko Peninsula) down to the bottom to the city of Kagoshima and many places in between. I am a paraplegic in a manual w/chair, l am upper middle 60’s…
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That was such a great write-up, thank you!
I loved the idea of getting the train instructions written by the tourist information center!
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My travels with my JOY cart
So I’m here in Japan with my rented JOY cart and I can truly say that Japan is fully accessible and this is a great little runaround to explore it in. I’ve ridden it all over Tokyo, including on the metro to Shibuya and it’s so small it doesn’t even need to be folded, you can leave it on the pavement outside shops etc and it’s perfectly safe…
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Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing. Who did you rent the Joy cart from?
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Kawagoe Matsuri
Quick report that Kawagoe Matsuri (mid-October) was a great trip yesterday! We walked from Kawagoe station via the shopping street to the main festival area with no issues; do note you may have to access the Shrine from a rear (paved) entrance, under the main gate is gravel. Finding a public bathroom right at one of the major intersections with…
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Awesome!
thanks for sharing- especially toilet info!
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Wheelchair-Friendly Manchester: A Travel GuideManchester isn’t just industrial grit turned hip — it’s a city of stories, voices, and surprising green corners. For travellers with mobility or access needs,…
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TRIVIA TIME (NO GOOGLING!)
Which major world landmark became one of the first UNESCO World Heritage Sites to install a permanent wheelchair-accessible route all the way to its main viewing platform — making it possible for visitors with mobility impairments to enjoy the same iconic panorama as everyone else?
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So, it’s a natural site? Or historic?
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Parthenon is one, for sure!
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