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MemberTokyo International Cruise Terminal is Wheelchair Accessible
The Tokyo International Cruise Terminal recently opened to accommodate the largest cruise ships in use. (The old port accepted cruise ships but due to the height of Rainbow Bridge, the modern larger ships could not reach the port.)
So, you can now cruise right into Tokyo!
While there is only machine translation for the website (see here),…
If you are interested in virtually exploring eastern Japan, here are some tours you can join –
https://campaign.wamazing.com/virtual-tour_jre/
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Virtual Tour with JR EAST - A practical and entertaining travel guide to the Eastern Japan region -
Join our virtual tours by local specialists and JR EAST Group staff from your home or any comfortable places. Apply now online and make a plan for your next journey!
Jidaiya, a rickshaw operator in Tokyo, has started offering hybrid tours that may be of interest to someone with an interest in Japanese culture. When you can come visit Japan, they also have a rickshaw with a ramp!
Reply to Do These folks understand Accessibility?
Hi!
Looking in their FAQ they have the following:
Are your trips accessible?
We encourage all travelers to review the itinerary and pace of any trips that interest them prior to booking to ensure they can fully participate in all activities. We are happy to look into ways in which we can accommodate traveler needs or offer alternate activities…
The Mitsui Fudosan Group is using technologies to increase the accessibility and inclusion of all manner of people in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. Written by @schroth-sensei
https://www.accessible-japan.com/nihonbashi-inclusion-and-technology/
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Nihonbashi, Inclusion and Technology - Accessible Japan
The Mitsui Fudosan Group is using technologies to increase the accessibility and inclusion of all manner of people in Nihonbashi.
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