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MemberA great example of building for aging and mobility needs – on a narrowboat!
Hi everyone!
Been here so long (since I run the site 😇) that I figured I should re-introduce myself. I’m Josh and I live in Tokyo. I’ve been here about 16 years and even became a citizen! If you have any Japan-related questions, be sure to join us in the Japan group ☺️ (Oh, I also run Accessible Japan by the way.)
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Thanks Josh! Great to get this notification and see the latest on tabifolk.
Reply to Best way to get from a Shinjuku Hotel to Yokohama port for Cruise
Usually you purchase the ticket yourself at a ticket machine located just outside the turnstiles. They typically have touch screens with an English Language button (or multiple Language) and give some guidance in purchasing a ticket. You will need to know where you’re going and pay the fare (Yen) price to that location (if the machine doesn’t…
Reply to Cruise around Japan in May
@cpnheather also specializes in tours at cruise ports around Japan and has hosted a number of travelers with mobility needs: https://www.cpntravel.com/, https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-hopkins-clement-30295665
Reply to Best way to get from a Shinjuku Hotel to Yokohama port for Cruise
Amazing answers from Don and Justin here! Just want to add that while no pre-booking is needed, it is always best to leave plenty of time for your ride. Staff make an effort to get you on as fast as they can, but as Don mentioned you may not get on the first train, and even before that, at a large station like Shinjuku you will likely need…
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