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Josh Grisdale posted an update in the group
3 years agoJapan – Just for Fun 3 years agoCan you find me? This is Tokyo at night from the ISS. I like how you can see train lines from the extra light dots (which are stations).
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Josh Grisdale posted an update in the group
3 years agoGeneral Discussions 3 years agoHey everyone!
Do you watch travel documentaries? Do you have any suggestions?4 Comments-
Not long ago I saw on YouTube a series of travel documentaries from BBC’s presenter Joanna Lumley. I saw the ones from Japan, but I think the series visits other countries.
They were calm documentaries (not fast-paced), with beautiful sceneries and quite interesting overall, though no mention on accessibility (and many places didn’t look…- View 3 replies
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Josh Grisdale posted an update in the group
3 years agoAccessibility Fails 3 years agoAn all to common sight on lifts…
https://twitter.com/AlansTweets/status/1406558285956894721
Someone hasn't thought this through. pic.twitter.com/lyMpIvX1PT
— Alan Benson (@AlansTweets) June 20, 2021
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Unfortunately so… in the masterminds behind this a baby cart and a wheelchair fall under the same category, so it just fits for them…
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Josh Grisdale posted an update in the group
3 years agoMobility Devices, Gadgets and Technology 3 years agoI love 360 Tours for sharing about accessibility!
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Accessible Japan posted an update in the group
3 years agoJapan 3 years agoGetting on the bullet train in Tokyo is getting easier thanks to a reduced gap.
http://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/14375725
asahi.com
Tokyo Station Shinkansen now more wheelchair accessible : The Asahi Shimbun
Shinkansen platforms have become more wheelchair friendly at JR Tokyo Station thanks to improvements
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