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MemberSounds like you’ve got some good options for accessible tours and hotels in Tokyo. I’d second looking into CPN Travel – Heather is great to work with. Have a wonderful trip exploring Japan!
Trip to visit my sister and her family 2 hours north of Sydney Australia
Wow! I see you enjoyed both Australia and Singapore with your sister 😍
Alone in Japan, legs not strong
That’s a great addition to the suggestions! Good shoes are indeed essential for comfort and support, especially when walking and exploring for longer periods.
Regarding train stations in Tokyo, it’s worth noting that major stations like Tokyo Station, Shinjuku Station, and Shibuya Station usually have elevators or escalators to help with accessibility.
If the Accessible Japan website’s rental form isn’t working, you might consider directly contacting local medical supply stores or equipment rental companies in Japan. Alternatively, reach out to your accommodation and inquire if they can assist in arranging a wheelchair rental for your visit. This approach should help ensure you have…
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