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Hi sorry about that, I think all the links got this caught in the spam filter.
I use the station frequently and all three stations (JR Bakurocho, Toei Bakuroyokoyama, and Toei Higashi Nihonbashi) are connected by a common hall (though, depending on the direction you are using the Asakusa line, you may need to go to ground level, cross the…
Now I feel lazy to just want to sit on a beach…
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Darren Edwards on his favourite trips, where he finds his inspiration and how he is preparing for this next adventure
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That guy is a beast! I definitely wouldn’t try trekking through the cold like that, but I respect his goals and desire to fulfill them.
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I’ve never heard of it – let us know how it goes! Hopefully your experience with it can help the next reader 🙂
I wish Tokyo’s airport buses were accessible like this!
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Why Boston's Silver Line to Logan Airport is a Winning Accessible Transit Model - Wheelchair Travel
The Silver Line's fare-free, frequent and accessible transportation from Logan Airport makes arrivals to Boston easy and hassle-free.
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Interesting concept to have the route be below and above ground, but light-rail is easier to manage. I’ve used light-rail from the SLC, PDX, LHR, and DC-area airports and they’re less complicated to use than buses.
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i agree with the Josh on the buses in Japan….i wish they were accessible. We split my family from Haneda half on the Limousine Bus w/ luggage, the others using the train. Buses from Skye Tower to Disney also are not accessible. Although i didn’t pursue, it looks like Tour buses are also not wheelchair accessible.
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Hello,
That was a really great article! I run Accessible Japan by the way 🙂
Would you be interested in writing something similar for our blog?
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