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Hi @msp -san,
Thank you for your question!
Yes, if you purchase wheelchair seats via the SmartEx app, you basically just need to go to the station on the day.
However, you will need to have your QR-ticket or registered IC card or paper ticket ready (please check the app instructions for details), and ideally you should get to the ticket gate…
Reply to Urgently searching for a wheelchair-accessible (electric wheelchair) hotel in To
Hi @mirkoe -san,
How urgent and hurried are you?
We know of 7 hotels in Tokyo that have the electric beds you mention. They are all mid-range to high-end hotels. (For example, the Imperial Hotel, Tokyo Dome Hotel, Keio Plaza Hotel, etc.)
They also have accessible rooms, but you need to check if the specification suits your needs.
If you…
Reply to Shinkansen and Limited express trains - Wheelchair Seats
Hi @sophieelwes -san!
Here is the official JR application.
You can book and purchase Shinkansen tickets for the section from Tokyo – Kyoto – Osaka – Kagoshima.
https://smart-ex.jp/en/reservation/reserve_smart/wheelchair/
Some other private railway companies have online booking sites as well.
MirkoShinkansen and Limited express trains - Wheelchair Seats
Hello everyone!
We are a travel agency specializing in wheelchair-accessible travel in Japan, and we’d like to share some information with you (as long as it isn’t for our advertisement).
Today, we booked wheelchair-accessible seats on the Shinkansen and limited express trains for our customers. While each train typically has between two…
Reply to Hiring carers in Japan?
Hello @don109 -san,
Oh, that was a new question for me, so I looked into it and this service might be possible.
https://www.crowdcare.jp/lp_main_sf
I just called and they said it is possible to visit a hotel in Yokohama. A qualified physical care helper would visit.
Please refer to your options.
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