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Fuji Excursion Limited Express Train
Hello! My husband I will be traveling from Shinjuku Station to Kawaguchiko in February. We are hoping to take the FUJI EXCURSION limited express train. I haven’t found a way to reserve a wheelchair accessible seat for this train online. We are located in Canada. Does anyone have experience with taking this train, and reserving…
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If you are leaving from Shinjuku you will use the Fuji Kaiju that goes to Mt Fuji/Kawaguchiko.
As for buying them, in theory you can buy them through eki-net.com but I’m not sure you can select the accessible seat there. (I tried to quickly check but you needed an account and my login for the Japanese version didn’t work for some reason..)
You…
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As Josh mentioned, you can make your reservation at ticket window or online. Honestly speaking, the process to book wheelchair seats at Eki-Net is cumbersome, especially wheelchair travelers. At this point, online reservation is available for tickets for FUJI EXCURSION until February 25th, but as long as I’ve tried, seats including…
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Traveling to Kobe, Japan
https://youtu.be/NvRqVp-w1Mk?si=ZMSeq4FZXevqLdeY
Hi,
Here’s another video. Since we are traveling again soon I have to hurry and finish last year’s videos. I think I have about seven more to go. 🙂
We also may be taking our son, Alex to New Orleans/Baton Rouge, Louisiana, US, in the spring if we are able to get his group home caregiver…
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Canadian airlines push back against court challenge on passenger complaints
This is disappointing
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Cultural activity
Looking for an wheelchair-friendly Japanese calligraphy workshop in Tokyo.
Thank you for your help
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Here is an accessible, and apparently free(!), you can try:
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Accessible California Redwoods Trail
I would so love to do this! Has anyone been?
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Yes, love the area and can recommend! Only negative is the long drive from major cities, without many (any?) public transit options, and it and tends to be wetter than forests farther south. Which does make for, well, more giant trees ;).
I lived in the Santa Cruz Mountains for years, and most of our Coastal Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)…
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thanks for sharing this video, I subscribed on YouTube to see more of their journeys
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