MemberLaurie in Kansai
MemberGreat news. I wonder if the new website is available yet, or when it will be. I assume if it was ready they would have shared it in the article… if you know, please share it!
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Majorca Increases Accessibility of Tourism for People with Disabilitie
Majorca has launched a plan to implement public policies that increase the accessibility of tourism for people with disabilities and additional needs.
Interesting to see this as there is a similar add-on for wheelchairs here in Japan called Jinriki.
https://nocamels.com/2022/05/paratrek-wheelchair-hiking/
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Israel's Paratrek Designed A Wheelchair To Make Hiking 'Accessible For All'
A unique wheelchair developed for rough terrain gave riders who weren't able to walk the chance to join an annual high school hiking trip.
Reply to Torokko Arashiyama Station
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Reply to When should I visit Japan in a wheelchair?
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Reply to Torokko Arashiyama Station
Hello,
I was actually there a few weeks ago and, as @schroth-sensei mentioned, Torokko Saga Station is the only way on the train. Unfortunately, it is a bit far from the main Arashiyama area.
It is a nice train ride though!
If you have any further questions about it, please feel free to ask!
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