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I long for the day when cities worldwide design and improve infrastructure with all citizens in mind, not just those who are able-bodied.
How is the access in your city?
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New stuff built in Tokyo is pretty good but still a lot of old buildings
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I find it really frustrating when accessible infrastructure is built but then is always out of service. Denver airport just installed accessible toilets outside the normal bathroom for easy access and they are either constantly in use by individuals who do not need them or locked so the cleaning staff doesn’t have to clean them. What a waste!
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Wow, just found out Accessible Japan made its debut in Taiwan on a YouTube channel!
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Shameless plug… this Sunday’s Substack article from yours truly is about Taiwan!
Free subscription is greatly appreciated: https://anthonytwia.substack.com/
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Gluten-free spots in Tokyo!
https://www.foratravel.com/guides/3NNG8X/globally-gluten-free-greater-tokyo-nancy-baker
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Globally Gluten-Free: Greater Tokyo
Traveling to Tokyo? Check out this advisor-curated guide for more inspiration: Globally Gluten-Free: Greater Tokyo.
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Great to see more and more options coming along!
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Check this out! These pictures give you an idea of some of the accessibility features you might expect to find throughout Romania, and certainly on one of our tours or day trips.
The Natural History Museum in Subiu has an appropriate gradient ramp and a platform stair lift inside.
Here you’ll find a wide array of Romanian wildlife, and its…
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Here are a couple of cool things you might not have known about Durban, South Africa:
Durban is famous for its beautiful Golden Mile — a long stretch of beachfront promenade where you can take in the fresh sea breeze, watch surfers riding the waves, and spot street performers showing off their talents. The Golden Mile is a favourite spot for…
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