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TravelerAccessible Japan started the discussion Nikko Toshogu Shrine Wheelchair Accessibility in the forum Japan 5 years ago
Nikko Toshogu Shrine Wheelchair Accessibility
Nikko Toshogu Shrine is a registered UNESCO site and very important to Japan – nearly every middle-school student in Japan visits on a school trip!
Unfortunately, those who do plan to make the trip should be aware of the distance (2 hours from Tokyo by train) and lack of accessibility (particularly for wheelchair users) when there. Of the… Read more
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Visiting Nikko in a WheelchairNikko, a small town about 2 hours north of Tokyo Japan, has a number of cultural world heritage sites, with Nikko Toshogu being the most…
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Accessible Japan replied to the discussion Accessibility Nara and Nagasaki in the forum Japan 5 years ago
Accessibility Nara and Nagasaki
Yes, things are in high-gear here! Looking forward to having you here in 2020! Keep asking questions 🙂
Accessible Japan replied to the discussion Accessibility Nara and Nagasaki in the forum Japan 5 years ago
Accessibility Nara and Nagasaki
Hello,
I have been to Dejima and it was pretty good for accessibility (considering it is a historical site). One of the buildings (captain’s room) even has an elevator in it so you can get to the second floor. Other buildings have separate entrances/ramps. It has been a few years, so my memory is a bit foggy, but I remember feeling I was… Read more
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