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MemberReply to Mobility Scooter Charging Question
Your charger (as pictured above) should work fine in Japan. Japan uses the same AC standards (110V/15 Amps) and outlets as the US and Canada does. You may need an adapter if your outlet is Type A (two prongs) and the cord on the charger is grounded (three prongs – Type B).
Reply to Mobility Scooter Charging Question
Most chargers can handle 100-220v these days, but not all of them.
Somewhere on your charger there should be a little area where they list certifications, voltage, watts, amps etc. Can you attach a picture of that?
Reply to Universal Studios - Wheelchair Safety
Hi! Victoria
Nice to meet you.
Osaka is a vibrant and attractive city.
It is also close to old cities such as Kyoto and Nara.
However, depending on the time of year you visit, many people from all over the world visit and it can be very crowded. It is a big city with many people living there on a daily basis.
I can arrange an English guide for…
Reply to Private guide in Tokyo
Nice to meet you！
If you are planning to go sightseeing from Osaka to Kyoto and Nara, please contact me. I have a travel coordinator license, a caregiver license, and a guide vehicle.Regards.
Tak
TakReply to Tokyo: best area for wheelchair user
From the website it looks like it should be accessible. There is an accessible toilet on the 1st floor and they don’t mention any areas that are inaccessible on the website: https://hokusai-museum.jp/modules/Page/pages/view/103?lang=en
If you do go, please let us know how it was!
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