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I’m traveling to Japan with my mom, who can walk short distances, but we travel with a collapsible wheelchair for use when sightseeing, etc. Is it permissible for me to book a day tour with Accessible Japan for us? (We don’t need a wheelchair van but would appreciate being taken to areas that are accessible on an organized private tour.) Thank you.
Yoko3 CommentsView more commentsMy company is wheelchair friendly taxi.
Normally we do transport from Narita airport by accessible Japan.
I’m willing to do private tour.
But it is depend on destination .
If you already have plan, I will make plan and quotation.
If you need it, pls send direct message.
Hi Josh from Accessible Japan here.
We don’t offer tours ourself, but we have a listing of providers on the “Tours” page. The custom tour providers can often do a day tour and arrange an accessible van. On the accessible taxis page, most of the companies there can offer a day tour.
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[Urgent] About Wheelchair Service.
Hi, I am a university student with a wheelchair and have been staying in Tokyo, Japan for a year. I have trouble with my wheelchair, and the only service I know took a very long time to respond for my maintenance appointment request.
Anyone here have any recommendations for wheelchair service around Tokyo area?
View more commentsWhat type of wheelchair is it? Perhaps @ohayotravel can make a suggestion?
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Sorry I did not respond timely. I also think they are able to help you fix the issue. Official contact should work https://www.abilities.jp/com/inquiry
If necessary, I will check with the company to give you the mail address or phone number of the person in charge.- View 3 replies
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Stephane DEFREYNE replied to the discussion Ambulatory wheelchair worries! in the forum Japan 2 weeks ago
Ambulatory wheelchair worries!
Hi,
I went 2 times in Tokyo, and I am an electric power wheelchair user.
There is a LOT of accessible areas where you can stay / use your wheelchair. Sometimes there is no accessible way or it is too narrow, but the majority of shops are barrier-free (which is the term used in Japan for accessible places).
For the hotel, you can generally book…Asheley Krutsinger started the discussion Ambulatory wheelchair worries! in the forum Japan 2 weeks ago
Ambulatory wheelchair worries!
People who have been to Japan, Tokyo.
My first concern is of course the room, I’m not sure why when I booked it I didn’t realize just how small it was. 108sqft I’m stressing about fitting my wheelchair in the room for storage when not in use. I thought about maybe just using crutches for the trip but I do not feel comfortable doing that. So we…
Aloha…Do you have any suggestions for taxi companies that can transport 5 people, including one person in a manual wheelchair, in the Tokyo area? We are staying at a hotel near Tokyo Station and will be traveling to Shibuya. Please let me know. Mahalo, and have a great day!
View more commentsHello,
There are some listed on Accessible Japan you can contact. Wilgo, Welcare, and TokudAw operate in Tokyo.
https://www.accessible-japan.com/accessible-airport-transfers-and-cruise-transfers-in-japan/
1I use an electric wheelchair and used an amazing driver with a wheelchair accessible van.
Jun Sumii
Wilgo – Transportation service for wheelchair travelers
2025年8月12日 20:13 +0900, Inquiry <inquiry@odekakeoffice.jp>:
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