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MemberA very well written article. Though, the very last picture makes me feel VERY uncomfortable 😱
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5 ways to make the outdoors more accessible for people with disabilities
We need to work together to break down barriers that face people with disabilities as they try to enjoy public lands and outdoor recreation. That includes physically transforming shared spaces, raising awareness and creating a culture of inclusion.
That is fantastic! Please take pictures of the wheelchair seating and toilets if you get a chance!
But more importantly, have a great time – and don’t lose your shirt!
TakReply to Train travel for person using a walker seat selection.
Excellent replies here, so I’ll just comment on the toilet question.
Yes, you can use any toilet in the train (though, might be frowned upon to use the first-class “Green Car” toilet if you are not in that section.
You likely will be able to get down the aisle BUT I wouldn’t recommend it as you wouldn’t be able to pass anyone if someone is…
Are you excited to chow down in Japan? From Michelin-starred dining in Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka to cozy izakayas, Japan is a food-lovers paradise! But for travelers with disabilities, finding accessible restaurants can be a challenge. Here’s a couple of must-know bits of advice from our website!…
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Awesome info, thank you. Flying out tomorrow and am excited to enjoy Japan’s cuisines. I tried to find Bmaps app in the Google store, but had no luck. Is the app still active? Thanks.
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Reply to Fushari Inari - accessible?
Thank you @Nicnaku for the excellent reply. Here is our post from Accessible Japan with some pictures of the slopes and elevator:
https://www.accessible-japan.com/places/japan/kyoto/kyoto/attractions/fushimi-inari-shrine/
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