Questions about moving to Japan
I know it’s almost 1am in Japan, so I don’t expect a response right now unless you are a night owl.
I’m not entirely sure that I’ve shared this in here… (may be long, sorry)
So, my husband is a special education teacher here in the states (Alabama). Over the past year and a half, we’ve felt like one day in the future, we’re supposed to move…
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Maybe @wanping knows a bit more, but according to this you can watch the yumomi in a wheelchair:
https://www.kusatsu-onsen.ne.jp/netsunoyu/0001.html
Not a lot of detail! So might want to contact them directly.
This blog also mentions going and there were no steps and the staff were kind.
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