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MemberThe app certainly helps with buying the drink (we have a vending machine like this nearby), but still need someone to get it out of the tray at the bottom!
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Coca-Cola Japan eases vending machine use for those in wheelchairs
App helps users make selections using voice command
This is one I loved – and written by a friend!
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Amazon.co.jp: A Girls' Guide to the Islands (Gemma Open Door) (English Edition) 電子書籍: Kamata, Suzanne: 洋書
You may want to hire @wilgo who helps people make bookings.
Reply to Tokyo: best area for wheelchair user
Wow, that is really difficult!
Have you looked at the places on Accessible Japan?
If there are places not listed there you can let us know and we can try to look up accessibility for you.
Reply to Recommended site is Kyoto for a day
It used to be worth it if you did Tokyo-Osaka and back, but after the prices went up it has become debatable. You can use Google Maps to plan out a few of your routes and look at the prices to see if it is more or less than the pass price.
Also, remember that it is only for JR, and not subways or private rail lines. So to “make it worth it”…
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