MemberJosh Grisdale
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@joshgrisdale just wondering what the weather/humidity will be in Tokyo, Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto for first 2 weeks in November please? Coming from Ireland👍
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They are likely all about the same, maybe high teens? Possibility low 20s. Typhoons will have ended, so not too much rain.
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Thank you- shorts and t-shirts so👍😋
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How long did it take to get your chair repaired or replaced, Josh? I’m reading that they have designed seats or rows of seats to be removed so that wheelchair users can remain in their chairs for the duration of the flight – do we have any idea as to when those chair accommodations will be readily available on US flights routinely?
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Was anyone’s trip affected by Hurricane Milton? Sending prayers and good thoughts to all in the area of the storm!
apnews.com
Disney World, Universal Orlando and SeaWorld will all close ahead of Milton
Orlando's tourism machine has begun grinding to a halt ahead of Hurricane Milton's expected hit as a major storm in Florida.
After the two major storms in recent weeks, would you ever schedule a Caribbean cruise in September – October? The deals tend to be quite tempting🤔
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Do the ships go in a different direction to avoid the storms? Probably a super dumb question.
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No way ! Cost savings are not worth having my itinerary turned on its head. I pick specific areas of the world to visit based on ports of call, and I never want my sunny, swimming escapism cruise turned into a pedestrian rerun of tourist traps or places I’ve already been to. While healthy people may be able to roll with the punches, as a…
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Hi there, just planning our upcoming trip. I am a full time wheelchair user. I want to go on the Sagano Romantic Scenic train in Kyoto and it says it is accessible, but I just read a wheelchair users blog and she said there are 60 steps down to the platform! Can anyone clarify this please. Many thanks.
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I’ve been on it twice in my power wheelchair.
Make sure you get on at Torokko Saga Station, the first station.
Torokko Arashiyama Station, the second station, has many steps.
Here is their accessible information: https://www.sagano-kanko.co.jp/en/bfree/
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Thanks very much Josh, that’s great to know👍
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