Hi
My wife and I will be travelling to Japan. I use a foldable electric wheelchair for travel and can transfer into a seat. We will be using the Shinkansen.
We will also have one large suitcase.
Would we be better to book 2 seats with luggage space?
Do the wheelchair spaces have room for luggage?
Thanking you
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