Hi Klazina. I can confirm that Eikando is accessible for manual wheelchair users.

When you approach the temple, go left into the parking lot are before the stairs in front of the ticket gate. There is a path that leads you into the temple grounds. You’ll need to go in the back entrance, and a priest will most likely be on hand to help you … Read more

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Thank you for your question. While a number of tourist sites in Japan offer wheelchairs which can be borrowed on a first-come-first-served basis, I would say it is only about 20-30% of the sites have them in Tokyo (Maybe @kyotoursjapan can comment on what it is like in Kyoto?).

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Some large sightseeing… Read more

Hi Katew, this is Terin from Kyo Tours Japan in Kyoto. I have great news for you… everywhere you listed is doable with shoes on!

The only spot that has a shoes-off area on that list is Tenryuji in Arashiyama, Kyoto. However, this area is optional, so you can choose to buy a ticket for only the garden section. You keep your shoes on in… Read more