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MemberThis is a great idea! Hopefully west coast beaches will be added in the future as well.
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Map of Wheelchair Accessible Beaches - Wonders Within Reach
Map to find the accessible beach closest to you! You can download directly to your Google Maps, or just learn more about accessibility.
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Would be great if everyone could add to it too
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Would love to see more of this in Europe
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I went to Shinjuku Gyoen to see the Sakura today (not much to see yet!) and while they are using a reservation system to control crowds right now, wheelchair users can skip the line and don’t need reservations.
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One of the few ‘perks’ of being in a chair!
Beautiful pics!
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Stunning! I think I’ll get to see Osaka in full bloom when I arrive on Thursday this week.
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Come see the stage where the gods created Japan!
https://www.accessible-japan.com/an-accessible-journey-to-shimane-home-of-japanese-mythology/
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An Accessible Journey to Shimane, Home of Japanese Mythology - Accessible Japan
Visiting the land where Japanese mythology unfolded has become a bit easier for travelers with disabilities thanks to new accessible tour.
Tokyo is becoming more and more international, and therefore food is becoming more diverse as well.
Today, I didn’t have sushi, but instead ate pork Bánh mì. It is a sandwich combining Vietnamese ingredients in French bread and sauces. I ate mine and forgot to take a picture, but here is the one I ordered from Uber Eats:
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I love this combination of Vietnamese and French. I ate this frequently at a small restaurant in Harajuku where I worked ten years ago. I miss one!
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If you have a few minutes, @josh_grisdale from Accessible Japan was recently on NHK World’s Japanology recently, discussing COVID19, travel, and disability. You can watch it on demand here:
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/ondemand/video/2032223/
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Tokyo Stories #1: Josh Grisdale - Japanology Plus | NHK WORLD-JAPAN On Demand
*First broadcast on November 17, 2020. The city of Tokyo is normally crowded with tourists, but the COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the city's sightseeing spots. In a series called Tokyo Stories, Peter Barakan meets Tokyo residents who are not originally … Continue reading
