Long time no see!

Are you going to nijigennomori too?

Well… would you like to use hoyer in your accommodation in each city? To fulfill your wish, you must find a hotel with a lift. However, there are very few accommodations with lifts. The only other way is to ask a caregiver to rent one. There are accommodations with lifts in Osaka… I…

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Ramen restaurants in Tokyo are very compact and less tables venues in general except ones in shopping malls food court. In Asakusa area, you may visit Ramen restaurants in Solamachi at Tokyo Skytree.

https://www.tokyo-solamachi.jp/en/restaurant/?m_category=20&page=1

You can also refer to these guides of accessible restaurants…

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Ramen can be difficult.. you may want to try Ramen Street in Tokyo Station.

Asakusa is famous for soba and tempura, you should check out Akimitsu, I’ve been there twice in my power wheelchair:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/WtpLjduM7khZXAq97

If the weather is nice, eating on the street seating areas of Hoppy Dori is fun too.

We can certainly look!

How far from the station can you go? What type of food? What are your specific needs?

I see.

So you’re staying at the Toyoko Inn.

What about the hot spring hotel?