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The best option might be to go to a university affiliated hospital with dentistry. Here are some:
https://www.showa-u.ac.jp/en/medical_care.html
(Just search the page for “dentistry”)
You are more likely to find English speaking staff and accessibility.
HOWEVER, when going to one of these big hospitals, they often want you to have an…
kenigorReply to Wheelchair Accessible Dentist in Tokyo/Kanagawa?
Yes, a ridiculous number of dentists here have a step going from the reception area into the examination room area!
My dentist provides a ramp, and I don’t transfer, but just recline my wheelchair.
How essential is the English part?
Which ward are you looking for?
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Additionally, there wasn’t a place to add comments, but if I were to use a “done for you service” it would need to be from a place that understands my disability.
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Ok, filled it in!
Really loved this video by @kenedmonds19. First, I thought it was great how you stay in hotels at night so you don’t miss anything while you are sleeping! But more exciting was being able to stay in your wheelchair, and even get to the upper decks!
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I have an update for you, we will be traveling on the Rocky Mountaineer from Vancouver to Banf. You will get a chance to see the sights and all the accessibility on board.
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