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MemberDo you eat special food for New Years in your country? Here in Japan we eat “toshikoshi soba” like this. Please share your country’s food too!
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Is it a shrimp tempura on the noodles?
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Accessible Japan was on the Untapped podcast recently. If you are interested, you can listen here:
https://www.spreaker.com/user/suzy_untapped/untapped-podcast-josh-grsidale-final
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#8 Suzy speaks to Josh Grisdale, creator of Accessible Japan
The one where . . . .Suzy speaks to Josh Grisdale, a Canadian-born power wheelchair user living in Tokyo. Josh created and runs www.accessible-japan.com, which contains info on accessible accommodation, restaurants and tourist sites in - you guessed it - … Continue reading
A conversation no one wants to have but is vital – emergency airplane evacuations for passengers with disabilities! A great listen:
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Episode 4: Emergency Airplane Evacuations with Robin Wearley - The Accessible Travel Talk Show
Former flight attendant and physician assistant Robin Wearley discusses emergency airplane evacuations for disabled people and the product she invented.
Looking forward to a future trip to Japan? Why not try a virtual tour? We picked a few interesting ones.
https://www.accessible-japan.com/virtual-tours-in-japan/
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Virtual Tours in Japan | Accessible Japan
Want to prepare for your trip to Japan? Why not start with a virtual tour! Here are some suggestions to get you going.
If you have a few minutes, @josh_grisdale from Accessible Japan was recently on NHK World’s Japanology recently, discussing COVID19, travel, and disability. You can watch it on demand here:
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/ondemand/video/2032223/
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Tokyo Stories #1: Josh Grisdale - Japanology Plus | NHK WORLD-JAPAN On Demand
*First broadcast on November 17, 2020. The city of Tokyo is normally crowded with tourists, but the COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the city's sightseeing spots. In a series called Tokyo Stories, Peter Barakan meets Tokyo residents who are not originally … Continue reading
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