MemberAndrew Coombs
MemberI haven’t been to this venue myself, but it does look wheelchair accessible. The Tokyo Gig Guide has the following notes: https://www.tokyogigguide.com/en/gigs/venue/1395
Barrier-free measures
The venue is designed to be barrier-free so that people with physical disabilities, such as those using wheelchairs, can visit the venue smoothly. There…Reply to looking for accessible Cruise port excursions
Hi Deb,
JNTO has a pamphlet with information on Japanese Ports. It probably doesn’t include specific acessibility information, but there is information about how to get from the port to the city centre. It’s a 21MB PDF. You can find the link half way down this page: https://www.japan.travel/en/au/travel-trade/brochures-maps-and-posters/
Reply to Maid Cafe - Pokemon Cafe
I can provide some information on the official Pokemon Cafes. You can make a reservation through the website. There is one in Tokyo (Nihonbashi), and one in Osaka (Shinsaibashi). Looking at their locations, and the pictures on the website, they should be accessible for whelchair users.
Homepage: https://www.pokemoncenter-online.com/cafe/en/
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Reply to Accessible Travel DMCs in Japan
Hi Josh,
That’s great news. I’ll pass on the information about Ohayo Travel. And I am in contact with Harry Sargant from Inside Japan Tours, so I’ll have a chat with him about it, too.
Accessible Travel DMCs in Japan
I work in the JNTO Sydney Office, and I have an inquiry from an Australian travel agency who is looking for accessible travel information on Japan.
Are there any specific DMCs in Japan that specialise in accessible travel? The agent is looking for someone who can help with equipment hire (commodes, specialized mattresses, etc.) while travelling…
