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Reply to The batteries in my wheelchair just died and I need two new ones.
Abilities is a company that deals with import wheelchairs and has a shop in Hiroshima. They are your best bet but likely don’t have English speaking staff, so best to get your hotel to call. Here is their info:
Reply to The batteries in my wheelchair just died and I need two new ones.
Can you please tell us the type and make of your wheelchair?
Reply to I am a mobility scooter user
Sounds like a good plan. Even if it isn’t a note from the doctor, thinking of some things you might expect to say regularly (“I cannot walk and need the scooter for mobility because of a disability” etc) and have them ready to show can be helpful.
AsiaMarketMakersReply to Invisible disability / chronic pain + priority in lines + allergy translations
Hi,
Those words are:
Crustacean is “Kokaku-rui”
Seafood in general is “Gyokai-rui” but that includes fish etc
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