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🇯🇵🐕🦺 Discover an incredible journey to Japan with an assistance dog! Nixon and his human explored the Land of the Rising Sun together, finding accessibility and warm welcomes at every turn. Learn about their adventures, valuable tips, and the wonders of Japan through their…
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A visit to Japan with My Assistance Dog Nixon - Accessible Japan
Join Nina Smith & her assistance dog Nixon on their Tokyo adventure during cherry blossom season, navigating public transport, attractions & more.
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Good to hear that Nina and Nixon had a good time in Japan and thanks for the resources.
If you are in Japan, why not visit Hakone Maruyama Bussan this weekend? After all, it won the Japan Travel Awards’ Best Accessible Travel and Grand Prix Award in 2023!
Located in the beautiful Hakone region, this traditional craft facility specializes in yosegi-zaiku and karakuri (‘trick’ boxes) – two unique woodcrafts that have been popular…
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Hakone Maruyama Bussan and Karakuri Museum - Accessible Japan
Learn about unique Japanese traditions in an interactive and accessible way, enjoy a fun museum, and get some unique gifts.
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I love this place! So interesting and they are very friendly and welcoming.
Reply to Wheelchair rental in Kyoto and Tokyo
I think below might be an option for you.
Chuo Ward Tourist Information (Metro Kyobashi Station) rent wheelchairs for free (with some deposit money).
Hi Linda,
Hundred Stay in TokyoIt is a walking distance to Shin-Okubo which is a famous Korean Town in Tokyo. It is not a high brand area but is an interesting district for tourists. As the buildings are generally not build quite recently, I assume a lot of the shops and restaurants are not accessible.
22 Pieces in Kyoto:
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