MemberLaurie in Kansai
MemberHi there,
Not much to add as Joan did such a great job. As he mentioned, things are getting a bit more relaxed but still much stricter than other countries.
Also, @ohayotravel could give you the most accurate answer and also help arrange it for you. They are one of the best accessible travel operators in Japan.
Being seen is really important.
usatoday.com
How one disabled hiker is clearing a path for others: 'I didn't see people who look like me'
Syren Nagakyrie wrote the book on disabled hiking. Here's what they wish other guidebooks and parks would include.
Anything you would add to this guide? Or is it really everything you need to know 😛
https://www.fodors.com/news/beaches/how-and-where-do-i-get-a-beach-wheelchairs/
I love the fact they can increase the number of wheelchair seats available! Though, the lack of railing on the pier made me a bit uncomfortable… Thanks for sharing @kenedmonds19
I went here years ago with family and would love to go again. We drove from Miami I believe and I loved taking the causeway surrounded by the ocean. Glad to see these accessibility features available.
https://wheeliegoodtravelcompany.com/my-blog/f/five-fun-accessible-things-to-do-in-key-west/
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