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Reply to Location Of Heartful Rooms inside Toyoko Inn
I’m not sure they are all the same room number, but they are definitely all on the lowest floor of the hotel.
Discover the vibrant city of Tokyo with Cory Lee’s guide to wheelchair-accessible attractions! From accessible transportation to inclusive must-see spots, this guide is packed with helpful insights. (even a shout-out to tabifolk in it!)
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The Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible Tokyo, Japan Travel Guide
With this wheelchair accessible Tokyo travel guide, you should be fully prepared to plan your own trip to this incredible city!
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This is excellent – my soulmate and I want to go to Japan, both of us would need wheelchairs, but she was of the opinion that Tokyo wasn’t good for a wheelchair user.
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I would like to travel with my elderly Mom to Japan. She can stand and walk for very short distances but can not stand for longer than 5 minutes without her cane. And can not walk more than 1 city block. We can travel without her electric wheelchair through the airports but once we arrive to Japan are their daily wheelchair rentals available?
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It is starting to get cold and the days are getting shorter (for those in the northern hemisphere!).
What is your local warm-yourself-up food or drink? I love nabe and sukiyaki in Japan!
[Image description: The image shows a traditional Japanese hot pot dish (nabe), featuring an assortment of fresh ingredients like tofu, mushrooms, sliced…
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Many thanks Josh
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Ever heard of Bovril?
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Reply to Questions about moving to Japan
Hi,
I have a disability and moved to Japan 17 years ago.
If you are a resident (ie not a tourist but have a residence in Japan), you are entitled to the same services including healthcare and disability services. As was mentioned by Mark you only pay a portion of the medical cost. I would say most doctors can speak better English than the…
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