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Ah! Just remembered a good place for Ramen! Tokyo Ramen Street. It is part of Tokyo Station in the basement, so there shouldn’t be any steps. There are a number of restaurants there so likely you’ll be able to find a place a wheelchair can get into.
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My friend @allyhongo found this great list for Tokyo:
https://san-tatsu.jp/collects/15348/
It is a list of great accessible restaurants. They are a bit fancier, but hey, how often do you come to Japan, right!
Of course, it is in Japanese… but Google Translate should work. If not, tell us which you are interested in and we can get more info.
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Wow, so little!
https://www.sagetraveling.com/accessible-tours/belize-accessible-guided-tours
But I don’t think you are much of a guided tour guy, are you?
Are you struggling more with accommodations, transportation or things to do right now?
I had never heard of this hotel chain, but I hope that they expand into other countries as well!
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Ilunion Hotels - Spain’s Accessible and Inclusive to All Hotels
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Hi Josh!
As it says in the post, they are owned by the ONCE Social Group, which is the biggest organization in Europe for people with visual impairments. They also have a Foundation that works towards inclusion and accessibility for people with all kinds of disabilities. Both organizations are in Spain and, although some of their projects have…
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I stayed in Ilunion Barcelona this last weekend. Excellent! And well located near the beach & Ramblas del Poblenou. Taxi stand outside. Or Freenow app too
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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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