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is there a way to prebook seats on a boat tour that goes from Hiroshima peace museum to Miagima Island (not by ferry rather a sightseeing tour on the way and in the Island)?
their site https://www.aqua-net-h.co.jp/en/heritage/reservation/index.html doesn’t let me make a reservation or booking.
aqua-net-h.co.jp
Book/tickets - Hiroshima World Heritage Sea Route
It will guide you through the Hiroshima World Heritage Sea Route booking method and boarding method.
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On the Japanese version of the site it says that they ask wheelchair users to call about reservations so they can confirm a few points. My guess is the boat might not be fully accessible and might need to ask if you can handle a step or two…
Just a guess though.
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Thanks Josh
For those who have been to Osaka Expo, how much time do you feel is needed?
Is one day enough?
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お早うございます！
事前に充分な数のパビリオンを予約出来ていれば1日でも楽しめるかもしれませんが、そうでない場合は複数日程の訪問をお勧めします。
また、入場は西ゲートを予約してください。
宜しく！
Tak
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For everyone traveling in Japan this summer, were you surprised by the heat?
Do you have any tips for others who might visit Japan in the summer?
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My advice : don’t if you can avoid.
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Just got back today. It was hot, hot, hot! And the humidity! Wet face washer on back of neck, and an umbrella to protect yourself from the sun. We noticed most outside workers have light jackets with built in fans, and light, loose layers. Always have a bottle of water with you, and 7/11 is your friend.
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