MemberJacky
MemberHere is a place in Tokyo you could try – they have an email so you could at least contact them ahead of time.
https://www.ucmj.jp/carrent_lift/
I feel very nervous about the Toyota one unless you can actually communicate directly – it would be a holiday-ruiner to show up and not actually be able to use the car…
Do you have a travel agent etc…
Can I ask what type of power wheelchair you use? I use an Invacare Aviva and getting in a Sienta required reclining my backrest an incredible amount to get in since it is quite low inside. It is designed for Japanese manual wheelchairs, not power wheelchairs.
If it is a Toyota, I recommend a “Boxy” or “Noa”.
butterflyqueenReply to Journey Behind the Falls experience at Niagara Falls in a wheelchair
Well, it IS the best side of course 😛
Journey Behind the Falls experience at Niagara Falls in a wheelchair
I recently went back to Canada to visit family near Toronto and since my care attendant came all the way, I figured it would be nice to take him to see Niagara Falls.
The area around the Falls is flat enough to not be an issue in a wheelchair and most of the tourist related buildings have accessible toilets available (often as unisex…
babajanReply to Moving with service dog to Japan
Hello
Im not sure how possible that would be, but I certainly recommend reading this page and getting in touch with the organization listed there: https://www.accessible-japan.com/visiting-japan-with-a-service-or-guide-dog/
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