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Time Out Tokyo and Osaka Convention & Tourism Bureau signed a broad collaboration agreement. One of their focuses is “Universal Tourism” . Accessible tourism seems to be one of the main strategic fields for the tourism sector in Japan. Those are: luxury tourism, gastronomy tourism, heritage tourism, universal tourism, green tourism,…
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大阪観光新時代を切り拓く、大阪観光局とタイムアウトを運営するORIGINAL Inc.が連携協定を締結
ORIGINAL Inc.のプレスリリース（2021年11月26日 17時19分）大阪観光新時代を切り拓く、大阪観光局とタイムアウトを運営するORIGINAL Inc.が連携協定を締結
tabifolk and Josh Grisdale1 Comment-
That is exciting to hear, thanks for sharing!
Reply to Do These folks understand Accessibility?
Hi!
Looking in their FAQ they have the following:
Are your trips accessible?
We encourage all travelers to review the itinerary and pace of any trips that interest them prior to booking to ensure they can fully participate in all activities. We are happy to look into ways in which we can accommodate traveler needs or offer alternate activities…
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Accessible Japan posted an update in the group
3 years agoJapan 3 years agoThe Mitsui Fudosan Group is using technologies to increase the accessibility and inclusion of all manner of people in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. Written by @schroth-sensei
https://www.accessible-japan.com/nihonbashi-inclusion-and-technology/
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Nihonbashi, Inclusion and Technology - Accessible Japan
The Mitsui Fudosan Group is using technologies to increase the accessibility and inclusion of all manner of people in Nihonbashi.
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Accessible Japan posted an update in the group
3 years agoJapan 3 years agoWonder how the numbers would have changed without the pandemic…
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Survey: Tokyo Paralympics were important in efforts to end the stigma against disability
Our recent online poll gave us an insight into attitudes to the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games around the world
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Accessible Japan posted an update in the group
3 years agoJapan 3 years agoOne of Accessible Japan’s goals is to help build a travel industry where Accessible Japan no longer needs to exist because every website/company includes accessibility information. This is a great step towards that:
https://japantoday.com/category/features/travel/JNTO-introduces-%27Accessible-Tourism%27-initiatives
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JNTO introduces 'accessible tourism' initiatives
Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) is continuing to promote accessible tourism across Japan, aiming to help realize a symbiotic society and make it a country that welcomes all tourists and which everyone can enjoy visiting. This follows Tokyo’s successful hosting … Continue reading
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