My husband, who uses an electric wheelchair, and I are travelling to Japan this month. What is the best way to get from Narita airport to Nihonbashi in Tokyo. He has several meetings over the week and I need to find an accessible taxi or mode of transportation to get him back an forth on time. Is there an accessible train line? Any suggestions? Thank you.
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THERE IS A DIRECT TRAIN THAT IS ACCESSIBLE FROM NARITA TO NIHONBASHI.
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Thank you Mark. Should we be booking these trains in advance? Do you use google maps for train travel or is there a better way to find accessible train lines?
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My husband, who uses an electric wheelchair, and I are travelling to Japan this month. What is the best way to get from Narita airport to Nihonbashi in Tokyo. He has several meetings over the week and I need to find an accessible taxi or mode of transportation to get him back an forth on time. Any suggestions? Thank you.
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Wow, what an ambitious trip! I’ve been to Japan but that was a long time ago when I was still walking. I remember the flight itself being extremely long and exhausting. If you can swing it, I strongly suggest upgrading to business/1st class where you can lie down in comfort. I flew recently to Florida from Montreal and I was miserable in my…
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Taxis are available but the public transportation system is also fast, reliable and cheap.
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Dear Maury,
Thank you so much for kindly introducing us!
@elliebk Hello ellliebk,
Yes, we are a travel agency that offers private tours for wheelchair users.
Since you can walk, there may be tours that are more suitable than ours, but we can assist you in finding the best tour that you can enjoy at your own pace!
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I agree with Mark that an individual guide would be the best solution simply because in a group the pace will be dictated by others. I would recommend contacting Mikie at wheelchair-travel.jp. They should have the right people available and obviously are more experienced catering for people who have impaired mobility.
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