Are there accessible taxi’s at Narita airport with ramps not lifts? Has anyone found a service that using a ramp for an electric chair not a lift? Thank you.
1 CommentThere were a couple of taxi services that replied on your last post. Honestly, the train from Narita is direct, cheap and fast. If you’re concerned about luggage, you can use Ta-Q-Bin that will ship your bags to your hotel within 12 hours.
Hi, I’m Jeana the US. I’m a senior citizen with osteoporosis and osteoarthritis. I’m also legally blind. I love people and living an independent life!
Hi Paul san,
I found nurse services as below
https://www.japan-toursnurse.com/faq/
I don’t know details, but you may able to contact them,
In German or euro, there are many nurse services for foreign passengers?
Have a good days
Just stayed in the “accessible room” of a hotel in Okinawa and they had a big, flat roll-in shower but no shower chair 🤨
They searched for a chair that could get wet, but only found a wobbly stool.
So I had to hold my head over the side of my wheelchair into the shower.
There is only a narrow path to the bed but no room next to the bed so I had…
DEFINITELY Josh I hope you laid a HUGE complaint and got a full refund on the room. I think that’s despicable I can’t bear it when hotels advertise a room as accessible and have never had a wheelchair user use it. I can remember we went to a large chain of hotels in Singapore 2 years ago and of course I asked for an accessible room (as I’m…
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I agree completely
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