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Hi, if you are talking about the main island, there are several options as mentioned. Last time I used Smile – https://renta.its-smile.co.jp/okinawa/fukushi
You should also try getting in touch with the barrier free travel desk as they can also likely help with any language challenges as well – https://barifuri-okinawa.org/wbfnao/
I went to Takaosan yesterday day and stopped for soba at one of the rest stops. Just I was thinking “gee this table is low…” a staff member brought over a tin box and asked “will putting this under the tray help?”
I love meeting people who are thoughtful and also creative.
(Sorry the picture is after eating!)
I once visited a model rail road museum and the displays were too high for my wheelchair. A staff member came by and handed me a mirror they keep for “wheel friends” of the museum. I absolutely loved that!
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I really enjoyed this very real, contemplative piece. Not every travel blog is about traveling!
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The Japan Travel Awards, focusing on discovering accessible, inclusive, and sustainable destinations (hotels, tours, experiences, etc) in Japan, has opened the new round of applications. If you know a place that deserves to win, let us know in the comments!
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The remarkable Japan destinations to visit in 2025. The Japan Travel Awards are an initiative dedicated to acknowledging and celebrating remarkable destinations in Japan that demonstrate efforts in promoting diversity, inclusion, and sustainable experiences through the prism of tourism.
I’ve seen accessible RVs, but does anyone know of any accessible pop-ups?
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It’s tough because so much of what would be the “accessible” features would be added or adapted by the user after purchase. The models on the lots are very generic. Of course, you can pay someone to adapt areas, but… $$$ 🤷🏻 Most of the different adaptations/modifications I’ve seen have been the end-user getting creative 😳…
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I would LOVE to see pics 📸 of modified pop-ups! They can be kind of cramped in the interior and would be so interested to see how others have adapted the space to accommodate mobility equipment, esp
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