I haven’t heard of such, but maybe try DPI Japan. https://www.dpi-japan.org/en/ or maybe Muchu https://www.npo-muchu.com/english-muchu

What length are you thinking of?

As others have mentioned, Tokyo Skytree is very accessible and provides great views.

Shibuya Sky is also accessible with the exception of a few places on the roof that are raised like steps you can sit on. I went a few years ago and did a full walk around the perimeter in my wheelchair. The main route is an escalator to the roof but there is…

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I think @wanping may be able to help as well

Oh dear! What is the brand?

Maybe @ohayotravel can help?

Hello Margaux

In short, the answer is yes. As long as you are residing in Japan (ie have a residence, not just traveling) you will be able to use the services of the city/ward you live in. That includes the disability services.

Once you have a place to live you can go into city hall and talk with the welfare services desk and your child can get…

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