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MemberReply to Square Enix Artnia Store and Cafe wheelchair accessibility
Thank you for the update! It’s great to get a personal perspective of the inside of the store and not just relying on video clips. Nevertheless, next time I’m personally in the area I’ll probably still pop in out of pure curiosity and being a big Square Enix fan. 😀
Reply to Tokyo vs Kyoto for Hanami, Japanese Theater, and Geisha
Hello again Jay,
If only taking what you are interested into consideration, Kyoto could be the best option for more traditional/historical sites (there are many: https://www.accessible-japan.com/wheelchair-accessible-travel-destinations-and-tourist-attractions-in-kyoto/), while Tokyo has more modern innovations.
That being said, you can find…
Reply to Questions for Upcoming Trip
Hello Jason,
As you said there are stores with narrow isles, though you chair may fit (even in many popular Akihabara stores my chair fit enough to see the bulk of the goods), you should be able to leave your chair nearby with little concern (no joke, Japan is very safe) but I would recommend informing store staff and maybe leaving it by…
Reply to Recommendations for Accessible 3+-Star Miami Hotels
I would also recommend checking out vacation home rentals, sites like: VRBO, AirBnB, or even TripAdvisor and Booking should give you a variety of choices to look through. I suggest looking at pictures carefully though, because sometimes the owner may say they are accessible but in reality they may not be (some people don’t understand that…
Reply to Vacation Disaster Preparation for People with Disabilities
Oh good stuff! Especially the evacuation sites, good to know!
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