MemberJoan Pahisa
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Hi,
For local trains and subways, there’s no need to be there in advance. For long distance trains, as the Shinkansen between Tokyo and Osaka, 30 minutes in advance is what’s usual if you’ve booked the assistance when buying the ticket. 40 minutes is a safe bet if you don’t know how to get to the ticket gates where you usually go to say that…
Yes, finding elevators in Japan sometimes can be quite tricky… once it took me 30 minutes to find an elevator in Shibuya. Many are located inside buildings with barely any signs pointing to it.
Josh’s message has way better resources : )
Hi, according to Google Maps, they are.
In Google Maps, if you search for a station and then you press “More information”, a wheelchair icon may appear next to the station’s name. If you want more accessibility details, if you scroll down, there’s an extra tab, next to Photos and News, named again “Information” where there are details on…
Reply to Wheelchair accessible restaurants in Tokyo and Kyoto
In Kyoto, I remember going to a Kura Sushi restaurant (it’s a sushi chain and I think they are great value) and the entrance was accessible and they had removable seats on the counter style area (the tablet to order and the place to grab the dishes from was a bit high, but they offered help if you needed). In Osaka, both Kura Sushi places that I… Read more
Hi Ean,
Looking for info on accessibility in Belize, I found this article of someone who was there with some details on accessibility (it has quotes from other sources, so they may be useful). Maybe you’ve already seen it, but just in case:
https://pushliving.com/you-better-belize-it/?amp
I also did a quick search in Spanish, but I couldn’t find…
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