She’s not in a powerchair yet. She’s using a Solax Transformer 2

We are in Japan right now!

1. The bullet train almost wouldn’t let my daughter get on the train. The scooter folds up so they were ok with that. -TIP- bring the paperwork on battery specs, and pamphlet info. That helped us. Once they saw it folds up, they made her get in a wheelchair and took her to her seat. My husband had to pick her up and…

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I once had to go back home with my electric wheelchair, and I was able to get on the Shinkansen train by myself. But Josh’s method may be the best way to eliminate the worry.

When you use the Shinkansen, you don’t need to look for station staff on the platform, and no one is waiting for you. Because you can board the train without the staff. Regarding

2), unfortunately, the Shinkansen has not yet opened from Kanazawa to Kyoto. Currently, it is open only to Tsuruga, which is quite far away. The only way to get…

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Hello.

I think you should bring a wheelchair mark that you can attach to your car using a magnet. In Japan, you don’t need to apply to the government. However, even if you have the mark in Japan, you may not be able to expect a big change in your environment.

Tak