Hello,

Yes, a hotel would be out of the question for sure.  There are Airbnbs that may work and a local version from Rakuten – https://vacation-stay.com/   (maybe @hemanthraz can comment since he works there).

My I ask what your visit is for?  Since a regular tourist visa only lasts 3 months, I assume you are coming to study?  If so, your… Read more

Thank you for the clarification.  I use a 130kg (286lb) wheelchair.  The vast majority of train stations have elevators, but some have stair climbers that have a limit of 200kg (440lb), but they are very rare.

Hello,

Since you plan to be going to the Contemporary Museum then it is likely your best option. Here is their accessible room: https://www.hotel-east21.co.jp/en/stay/rooms/barrier-free.php

In general, shuttle buses are not accessible.

Kamakura is great, but there are a lot of places that are not accessible and the hills can be quite steep. … Read more

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Unfortunately, even after being here for years, I don’t think I’ve seen a hoist in a public toilet.  Even in hotels, people need to rent one.

@bookman @kenigor have you seen any?

Sorry for the bad news

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Unfortunately, roll-in showers are nearly non-existent in Japan.

These are not necessarily in your desired area, but there really isn’t much choice – and even these ones may not work for your needs.  But, you may want to try the following:

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