julie
MemberWheelchair accessible restaurants in Tokyo and Kyoto
Hi Lucy,
It might be easier to go the opposite direction – find some restaurants you are interested in (ie reviews or recommendations on other sites) and then check the accessibility. I can call or we can look for info online.
The universal easiest way to have a higher chance of accessibility is the top floor of department stores as they tend to…
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Good Accessibility Ideas in Tokyo
You can also check out this page for some other ideas:
Also, you should check out a food tour while you are here too!
Good Accessibility Ideas in Tokyo
I would say that Sensoji in Asakusa and Meiji Shrine are good examples of historical buildings that have added ramps and elevators in a way that allows access, but also keeps the atmosphere of the traditional space.
May I ask what country you are from?
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