No, the one in Dotonbori, unfortunately, is not wheelchair accessible.

As said below, the one near the Aquarium, Tempozan, is. I went there. There are 3 accessible cabins. They put a long ramp for you to board. Inside it’s quite narrow, so you most probably won’t be able to turn around. At least, when I went in 2018 it was like that. I don’t…

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I found this wheelchair & mobility scooter rental in Osaka: https://www.ngt-k.com/

Maybe you can try to write to them in English at: shop@ngt-k.com

I lived in Osaka for a year in 2018 and know quite a bit about it’s accessibility, so feel free to ask if you have any doubts. Also, you can find an accessibility review of the city here: …

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Hi Nad,

It’s as Josh said. I’m just adding that the last time that I went to Tokyo Skytree we were able to get the disability discount with our countries cards. In other places, though, they only accepted Japanese disability cards.

Hi Nad,I was in Himeji in 2018, but only visited the castle. The inside of the castle is not wheelchair accessible, as there are many flights of stairs. The outside is partially accessible (you can see the accessible route in the map shared by @ohayotravel), although some of the slopes are a bit steep. As for other places in Himeji,… Read more

In Spain some accessible toilets in public buildings or restaurants have keys to get in, but it’s a regular key that you have to ask the staff for. I don’t like the solution either as sometimes you don’t find the person in charge or sometimes they don’t find the key as they never use it. Sometimes, you may also find that the toilet has been…

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