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In Japan I have rented cars several times to be driven in – ie I just ride. More and more rental places are offering those now.
As for an adapted vehicle, I found one place in Tokyo and recommended it several times but was told they had stopped renting to travelers because of concerns with insurance etc… too bad.
While public transportation…
Reply to Wheelchair accessible transfer Osaka city centre to Airport
Hello,
It has been a while since I have been in touch with these companies, but they should still be around:
Angelo Travel:
https://www.angelo-services.com/travel-english
Pine:
https://www.kaigotaxi-pine.com/sub3.html
Hope it helps! (And please let us know – I don’t want to suggest places that are no longer around etc)
Reply to Tips for cobblestone and bumpy surfaces in a wheelchair
Interesting! Might be good for short spurts etc.
I guess this is an area where those front-wheel drive power wheelchairs would have an advantage..
Josh Grisdale posted an update in the group
a year agoFlying with a Disability a year agoHopefully, they will go down after the airlines put more effort into it!
thrillist.com
Disability-Related Complaints Against Airlines Surged Almost 200% Post-Pandemic
It's a troubling increase.
alliejay and Anthony @ TWIA2 Comments-
Sheeeesh, a frightening stat – but why am I not surprised?
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It really shouldn’t be this way…
Reply to barrier-free / accessible love hotel in Tokyo
Hello
I did a search and found a list. It is only in Japanese but you can likely run it through Google Translate:
This one in Ikebukuro (room 205 only):
https://couples.jp/hotel-details/145
And this one in Machida (room 25 only), but it is rather far likely…
https://couples.jp/hotel-details/1580
But take the accessibility with a grain of salt since it…
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