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And if you do want to look into accessible scuba etc, you can try Google Translate on this site: http://www.ocean-gate.net/barrierfree.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1hM5c9LMOHzHblbwkcKMpe5nBoIS5y3eSdlULUFQkDXSOzprWFjnCoCL8_aem_r-0d5Qg_AS6cvGGcW31yIA
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Wow, you really are hooked!
I know you really want to go to Okinawa, but for your next trip, if you want to try scuba/snorkeling, Amami Oshima has a great place I went diving at: Accessible Scuba Diving in Japan with Zerogravity
Anyway, I have been to Okinawa many times and, while there is a small monorail in Naha…
Pack your bags! This is a great list of accessible things to do and places to eat in Paris ~
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What to see, where to stay and where to eat and drink – that are accessible for Disabled travellers
I never even thought about the surrounding gardens! Glad to hear they are accessible.
https://atvyyc.net/2022/12/12/eiffel-tower-paris/
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Eiffel Tower Paris - Accessible Travels & Vacations
I have visited many tall towers around the world including Toronto’s CN Tower, Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, Tokyo’s Skytree and many more. Of course I had to visit the world famous Eiffel Tower in Paris when I recently went to this … Continue reading
Do you think the Olympics and Paralympics can improve Paris?
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Could The Olympics Help Make Cities More Wheelchair Accessible?
Paris certainly needs the nudge.
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I think it certainly did in Tokyo. But unlike Paris, most of the transportation changes were permanent ones to train stations etc,
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Actually just waiting to leave Paris as I type this. Paris, while a beautiful host city, did not rise to the challenge of accessibility in either transportation or venues. Could give multiple examples, but had a great time anyway. Mostly smooth sidewalks, so that was a bonus.
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