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Accessible Japan replied to the discussion 'Dragon Eye' lake in the forum Japan 4 years ago
Hi,
We just contacted the bus company servicing the line from Morioka to Hachimantai Peak. The buses are normal buses (not highway buses with steps), but not all of the buses on the route are accessible to wheelchair users. However, the the staff said that if you know your departure time in advance, they can arrange for an accessible bus at…
Great to have consulted with BBC on this video about disability in Japan
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1185292491807314
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Think experiencing Japan is off-limits for people with disabilities? Think again. Paid and presented by Japan - The Government of Japan
Starbucks: A Sign of Change, and Understanding in Sign
Starbucks, for most people around the world this one word alone brings about memories of coffee, latte’s, cappuccino’s, or other caffeine-filled beverages people often enjoy. For most of these people, ordering a beverage or snack at a Starbucks is an easy matter, even most shops are…
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Starbucks: A Sign of Change, and Understanding in Sign - Accessible Japan
By Justin Schroth Starbucks, for most people around the world this one word alone brings about memories of coffee, latte’s, cappuccino’s, or other
Excited to share that Accessible Japan was recently featured in Italian media!
Here is the article:
https://www.lifegate.com/accessible-tourism-in-japan-josh-grisdale
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Japan leads the way in accessible tourism - LifeGate
Disabled travellers need not fear Japan. Accessible Japan founder Josh Grisdale tells us about his commitment to opening the country's doors to everyone.
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What a great article! Way to go Accessible Japan.
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I love the ramp at this temple – front and center!
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Love it!
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