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8 months ago (edited)
Great resource – https://www.daredemo-tokyo.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/en/introduce_tag/wheelchair-rental/
wheelchair rental at hotels
along with detailed information about accessibility in the properties.
Stephane DEFREYNE, Hinke and 6 others4 CommentsGreat to see governments taking some initiative on this!
Hi Sarah, I can’t seem to open the link.
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Can anyone recommend a guide who can help me navigate the subway stations in Tokyo? Had some difficulty making it to my hotel(nothin crazy) but want to make sure I’m not so worried about getting lost.
thanks!
-Will
View more commentsI’m trusting google maps, seems the only way to go
Do you use a wheelchair?
If so, you can ask station staff to guide you to the exit nearest where you want to go (ie when getting off the train, tell them where you want to go to and they should guide you to the nearest exit).
Also, each subway station should have a map of the station layout on the website. Not likely that useful when on the go,…
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Josh Grisdale in
Japan 8 months ago8 months ago (edited)
We want to get the train from Haneda to Higashi-Ginza and on google maps it shows this (picture) – continue on the same vehicle. How do you know when getting on in Haneda that you are on the correct train to be able to do this?
@DMC62 Hi David-san,
From Haneda Airport Station, you can take the “Keikyu Line” to Higashi-Ginza, but as you mentioned, some trains only go part of the way, and others go in a different direction. (Be sure NOT to board a train “bound for Yokohama”.)
The safest option is to ask a station staff member or a nearby passenger.
Enjoy your time in Japan!
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