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MemberI know @schroth-sensei has first hand experience he could share.
You can download Google Maps data as well as language sets on Google translate (app), so you could get by without if you really want to.
Some restaurants might have it, but a lot don’t.
I’d suggest you first contact your local provider and see what your plan offers…
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Yokohama Life: What I Learned Living 90-days in Japan with a Disability – Accessible Japan
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Reply to Bath Wheelchair at the Hotels in Tokyo.
@joshgrisdale @schroth-sensei thank you!
I will bring something like a portable shower chair as you shared. That should be very useful for traveling. I wouldn’t have to worry if I’m changing hotels too.
Reply to Bath Wheelchair at the Hotels in Tokyo.
Maybe @schroth-sensei can comment on this.
From my understanding, most rental places won’t rent them for hygienic reasons and you may need to buy… or take one with you.
Reply to Solo traveller - do a need accompanying at Disney?
Excellent answer from @schroth-sensei
My feeling is that it is just saying “don’t expect us to help you transfer/provide physical assistance getting on rides” and providing a rule they can point to in case they need to not allow someone entry
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