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Hi,
does anybody know if a German disability id will be accepted at the Expo25?5 CommentsView more comments-
Possibly @ohayotravel may know
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Discount tickets are sold only to those with disability certificates issued under Japanese laws. So I think it is risky to purchase this ticket. For each exhibit, the staff may be flexible and you might be treated same as the people with Japanese disability documents, but it would be situational and judgemental. Sorry it may not be so helpful..
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Is there any information about the accessibility of these trains? The article doesn’t really get into it..
travelandtourworld.com
Romania tests its first Alstom Traxx electric locomotive, set to improve travel for both commuters and tourists with faster, more efficient rail services
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Hi!
The article refers to locomotives only, which are under tests.
If they will be purchased and put in use, we will observe the routes, the companies that are opersting the trains and their equipment in terms of accessibility.
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Do you know where my family and I can receive a full body medical checkup (blood test, physical exam including x-ray, echo, ultrasound, etc.) in the Yokohama or Tokyo area? I am in a wheelchair, but I can transfer to an examination table with a little assistance. Thank you for your help!
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https://www.tic.or.jp/home/foreigner/
This hospital is able to do medical check with English.
But I don’t know details. So could you ask them?
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Thank you, Pao! I appreciate your quick response and help. I’ll check it out. Have a great day!
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Good news for NYC!
timeout.com
It's been dubbed “Mount Everest” by commuters
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Just hope it is better maintained than the escalators it mentions…
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What’s the Most Accessible Surprise You’ve Found While Travelling?
I love those moments when a place you didn’t expect to be accessible turns out to be a joy to navigate.
What’s yours?
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Earlier on this year we travelled to Taiwan and we were surprised how wheelchair friendly this small country is. Dropped curbs, ramps, toilets for handicapped people everywhere free of charge and super clean, access to temples, museums, hotels, restaurants. Absolutely fabulous and not expected at all.
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We were pleasantly surprised by how accessible Singapore is. All the buses had drivers who leapt out and put a ramp down, and the trains were all wheelchair accessible. We went to the top of the Marina Bay Hotel, and the view from the top was awesome. Hotels were very accommodating. I was certainly surprised at how accessible the whole island is
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