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Oh, I just checked the app and it now allows you to book accessible seats in English!
Can you please try it and tell us if it works?! (I feel a little unsure since my app is just the Japanese one, not the foreign one, and I have a Japanese credit card so I cannot answer from a truly traveler experience… if you can try and if it works I…
Reply to Skinkasen with wheelchair
Hey, glad you’re loving Tokyo!
There really isn’t a lot of room to leave stuff (like a wheelchair), but in theory I guess if it folds you could leave it between the last row and the wall. And I have seen a few now with a very small rack/closed for baby carriages.
I have only ever used the accessible carriage and have a feeling that the doors…
Would certainly be interested in hearing @theworldisaccessible thoughts on this. Anything you would add or change?
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The Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Rio de Janeiro
With so many wheelchair accessible Rio de Janeiro attractions and things to do, this city is a fantastic destination for everyone!
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Ah yes! I saw that Cory Lee had shared this today. I’m yet to read it, but will be reading it soon and will report back with my thoughts. I am hoping that it may catch the interest of a few folks and lead them to want to join our group trip to Rio (potentially) next year!
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I haven’t been but according to the website, there is an accessible toilet and the grounds are accessible.
However, the Karakuri Yashiki and Shinobi Monomi Yagura have steps and aren’t wheelchair accessible.
Reply to metro and train outside of Tokyo with power wheelchair
I think @wanping or @tak can help you!
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