“Ido Support” in Mitaka City, Tokyo, could probably help you.

https://www.ido-support.com/english/introduction.html

Tokyo: I recently found Uracori (裏コリ) a small restaurant complex area just under the Yamanote line between Shinbashi station and Yurakucho station. “They are mainly Japanese cuisines incl. ramen, Yakitori, sashimi, etc. As they are new, they have accessible toilet and the ramen shop “Kitakata” is also accessible. As they are new and their…

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You may find the water bus accessibility interesting – Hotaruna, Himiko, and Emeraldas are newer and better. It takes you to Asakusa from Hinode Pier. https://www.suijobus.co.jp/en/cruise/#place-info

A lot of devices are on the internet for sale. No results showing any law or regulations to control the sale and the use of the electronic-shock collars in Japan. Quick internet check.

Hi, yes the law defines the three as the service dog. In your case it should be recognized as 介助犬　or　the mobility assistance dog from the philosophy of the law as the definition (article 3) of 身体障害者補助犬法 or Disabled Person Assistance Dog Act as it says that “the mobility assistance dog” helps someone who need help to change the position of…

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