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Review: Wheelchair Accessible Caledonian Sleeper Train (London to Glasgow) - Wheelchair Travel
The Caledonian Sleeper train provides wheelchair accessible cabins and overnight service between London and five stations in Scotland.
Reply to Renting a Hoyer Lift or Bring My Own?
If you are only in Tokyo, I think you can rent one from @ohayotravel
But, if you are going to other cities it is likely best to bring your own.
Get a glimpse of the future at the Avatar Robot Café DAWN, where technology bridges the gap between mobility limitations and active societal participation. At DAWN, individuals with physical constraints operate OriHime robots remotely from their homes or hospitals to serve customers in a cozy cafe setting. This innovative concept not…
Reply to Accommodation close to train station/transportation links & powered chair
Some great advice here already, so I’ll just echo what Nicola mentioned about the bath/shower being a unit and therefore requiring stepping up over the side of the tub to get in to use the shower. While I don’t officially recommend it, they often have a drain on the outside of the tub as well, so you could – carefully – shower there too in…
Reply to Walker rental or purchase?
Hello,
Walkers are not a common request, but you can use our form on Accessible Japan and we can put you in touch with some companies who may be able to help.
https://www.accessible-japan.com/renting-wheelchairs-hoists-japan/
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