Yes, as @wilgo said, it is possible… and the skills may be not fully up to par with some drivers. You could also be sure to check the height of your wheelchair/yourself as, for example, I need to remove my headrest to fit in the door and I need to face sideways which means only one other passenger can ride with me.

This video might be good…

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Thank you for taking the time to write this! It is always good to hear the end of the story.

I’m glad the ramen experience worked out (with adaptations) and I’m sure @wilgo will be happy to hear his transportation services helped.

You may want to hire @wilgo who helps people make bookings.

There are a few taxi companies on the site here @wilgo and @oshidori but not sure if they serve Narita Airport. Heather also likely has some great contacts if you contact her. (By the way, you can add someone as a contact, and if they accept you can send private messages to discuss details or share contact information.)

I’m not sure of your…

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You are very correct in your statements about the accessible taxi companies being small and independent. Which means they also usually don’t have English websites to find them either. Two notable exceptions are @oshidori and @wilgo who are on this site.

I didn’t realize you needed a Japanese phone number for Go and S.Ride. But I guess that…

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