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Unfortunately, I’m not sure there is an easy answer!
Even the same company has the accessible carriage in different spots depending on the train line, and there can be different configurations (ie 8-carriage and 10-carriage) on the same platform at different times…
Maybe you can just ask the staff which carriage it is but say you don’t need assistance?
Wheelchair gaps on train/subway cars
Hi! I’m a wheelchair user, and I’m currently traveling in Japan (Tokyo/kyoto/osaka). I’m able to pop a wheelie to get into and out of subway cars, but if I don’t ask for help (where they bring me a ramp), I can’t figure out which cars have a space for a wheelchair. I awkwardly blocked the walkway last time, and I want to do better!
I’m not…
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Just an little update:
The journey to Japan already happened and it was a wonderful and exciting experience!
Wheelchair Travel Japan heleped us in so many ways its just awsome: booking hotels, organizing wheelchair taxis and helping with the transfers. Thank you so much for your support!
Best regards
Mirko
https://theworldisaccessible.com/cruising-as-a-wheelchair-user/
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I just wanted to share some of my impressions from my ongoing journey through Japan. I created a few reels and put them in a story highlight on Instagram. You can find me here: https://www.instagram.com/cbayerlein/
I’ll also attach a selection of pictures.
Japan is so awesome. We arrived on Saturday night in Tokyo and will head on…
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If you are still in Tokyo visit teamLab Borderless in Azabudai Hills, access via Ningyocho station, (south exit). They have discounted tickets for disabled and carer. There’s only one room you can’t access and they are very helpful. It’s breathtaking.
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Good morning.
I’m glad to hear you’re having a great experience. Oh, and I sent you my contact information in your direct message!
Best regards.
Tak
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