Yes, it’s as @joshgrisdale said. If taxis saw me on the wheelchair, I barely got any of them to stop (actually none I think). If I was standing next to the wheelchair with its wheels removed and the seat folded, then some taxis stopped. The ones that stopped also put it themselves on the trunk. If they see you out of the scooter, they’ll know… Read more

Thank you both @ohayotravel and @joshgrisdale .This is very helpful information. I will look into both these options as I do have some limited ability to walk short distances if necessary.

Again, thank you for responding. I have tried posting these questions in other websites and they hardly ever get a response. This is an amazing resource!

Thanks @joshgrisdale for the reply. Yes. Good examples of accessibility that I can implement back to my country.

Hi Mia,

I think that with the change in the new Japan entry regulations that take effect on the 7th September it should be possible, as now travel reservations still need to be done via a travel agency, but group and supervised tours are not mandatory anymore.

I don’t know if @ohayotravel can help you with it. Otherwise, maybe @joshgrisdale can…

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Thank you for the additional link @joshgrisdale ! In Jakarta, most apartment are accessible (as in no steps), so I thought it’s easier to get an apartment to stay rather than a hotel room.