MemberRob Dyer
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Hello RL,
Here are some good examples of how Japan (not specifically Tokyo) is enabling accessible travel:
https://www.therealjapan.com/12-best-tips-for-accessible-travel-in-japan/
I hope your visit is productive for you.
Best,
Rob
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Reply to Spring in Japan: where and for how long?
Hello @jay_frank ,
I don’t think 2-3 weeks in Kyoto would be ‘overkill’ as such, it would just be a missed opportunity to explore nearby areas or more of Japan more widely.
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No One Left Behind (NHK World)
This is a really inspirational story of an refugee from Myanmar who not only runs a restaurant but also manages a business that provides care to people with disabilities.
A lovely watch:
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