Jacky
MemberNot to be a downer but…
anyone else get frustrated that just as accessible tourism is starting to (veeeery slowly) take off, all the conversations are about over tourism?
It may just be in Japan (where there is a huge surge of tourism), but it feels like we’ve finally started to get what everyone else has been able to get only to be made to feel…
View more commentsI don’t see a connection…yet. It’s just that some places are just sick and tired of idiot tourists causing problems. And, it’s not just Japan. Venice and other European cities are dealing with overtourism. Just remember, us tourists with disabilities aren’t causing the problems…yet. (Hey, we can be douchebags like people without disabilities, too. lol)
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Agreed!! High numbers, people with means spending lots of money, entitlement and people not respecting the culture they’ve chosen to visit.
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Accessible Tokyo accommodation request - Ginza area
If using “area” liberally is OK, here are a few nearby to look at:
- The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome is one of the few hotels with a roll-in shower: https://www.accessible-japan.com/hotels/japan/tokyo/minato/high-range/the-royal-park-hotel-tokyo-shiodome/
- Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier is likely closest, but has a “shower chair by the…
Mobility scooters or wheelchairs
There are no limiting issues for wheelchairs, but scooters can be a bit limited on certain trains/stations due to the turning radius. You can see some of the rules here: https://www.accessible-japan.com/mobility-scooters-japan/
As for leaving it outside a shop, while you can ask them about a good place to leave it, it wouldn’t really be the shop…
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