Hello,

When we were in Kyoto we took some cabs. It was easy to access to temples.

We Spent Two full days in Kyoto and it was not enough. If I can share you my opinion for your travel, you Could stay a Little bit more in Kyoto ( and maybe Nara) instead of going to Osaka if you want to visit temples.

Enjoy your trip.

Hello,

all trains are accessible .

For shinkansen, if you book, you can put your wheelchair in a specific place and stay on it.

It was not difficult to take train when we were in Japan.

Hello

I Think we didn’t have to show something: we arrived with the weelchair.

The staff came to see us At the entrance because :

– inside there are some areas Where you cannot go with Wheelchair.

My husband let his Wheelchair At the entrance : it was difficult for him but it was a great experience !

Hello,

We booked in advance and we took a disability ticket for my husband.

Thank you justin for the information you gave. You know better than me.

I just want to tell that it is Easier Than in France to travel with a wheelchair in trains/metro in japan and we didn’t have problems Over there.

Enjoy your trip!