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It used to be worth it if you did Tokyo-Osaka and back, but after the prices went up it has become debatable. You can use Google Maps to plan out a few of your routes and look at the prices to see if it is more or less than the pass price.
Also, remember that it is only for JR, and not subways or private rail lines. So to “make it worth it”…
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Hello, Sorry for the delay.
First of all, I would seriously consider either bringing a wheelchair or renting one while you are here. Japan requires a lot more walking than most people expect, and there are very few benches etc to rest on. So, having a wheelchair to ensure a seat when you need it can help. You can rent power or…
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Are you able to share a link to the property?
A long watch, but great for those interested:
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Watch: Accessible Travel Chat on DOT Rules for Airlines (Part 1) - Wheelchair Travel
Watch a discussion about a DOT proposal regulating accessible air travel, and register for part 2 of this Accessible Travel Chat.
Be sure to let us know if you use this app! Hopefully other airlines will follow suit.
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United Airlines Launches Digital Tool for Travelers With Wheelchairs
United Airlines announces new digital tool for customers with wheelchairs to ensure their personal device will fit on a flight.
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I do use the United app but I don’t think I have seen this feature yet. I have requested assistance through it and that’s been possible for a while. I might go play with that feature to book a pretend trip just to see how it works!
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