Reply to Accessible Taxis in Oarai?
Wakarimasu. I used to live in Hokota (BW-before wheelchair) and its all country roads with the occasional rice planting machine. But the people are friendly. I don’t remember an elevator at Oarai, but I wasn’t looking for them at the time at this would be around 2003-2008. No idea about Taxis except they did hang around Oarai station.
Reply to I have Neuropathy (CMT2)
Japan has an aging society and you will see Lots of people using 3-legged stools. I wouldn’t be surprised if they were sold in the 100 yen shops, so no difficulty setting up and using. I like browsing Amazon Japan (use the postal code of any Japanese hotel for full list of items available) to get an idea what is available. I am actually…
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I am considering traveling to Japan for 3 weeks in September/October. I have Neuropathy (CMT2) and have difficulty walking long distances with out having to sit Down. Since I would like to experience, for example, parks/gardens, museums and older Buildings, such as Katsura Imperial Villa and similar Buildings, My question…
Digitally speaking we’re getting a bit busier behind the scenes and making some tweaks here and there to our website, making sure it’s up to scratch from an accessibility standpoint. Bare with us though as it’s a bit of a work in progress!
Along with these slight modifications, we’re also working our way through some blog posts and updating them…
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Accessible Travel in Brasov: Why This Romanian City Should Be on Your List - Accessible Romania
Brasov is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking history, natural beauty, and accessible tourism experiences in Romania. Known as the Crown City (Kronstadt in German), Brasov captivates visitors with its medieval charm, scenic mountain landscapes, and a variety of cultural … Continue reading
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Day 0 (Cluj-Napoca) - A Romanian Road Trip - The Wheelchair Traveller
Romania, especially the region of Transylvania has been full of myth and magic for centuries. It has also been on ones bucket list, however, as of 2025, the Transylvania region has some way to go in terms of accessible infrastructure. … Continue reading
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Indeed, we would have loved to have helped out with a few suggestions… our country is by far, not perfect, however, like we always say, most ancient cities in Europe are the same in terms of access struggles.
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