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Hi tabifolk people!
We are a care taxi company based in Tokyo. It’s a taxi, so we take you to anywhere you want to go, but not only that, we can assist you if you need for anything, walking, eating, shifting from your bed to your chair etc, basically we take care of you.
Mami (Main carer) and Miz (Driver/English user) a married couple will come…
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いつも二人でやってくる東京都清瀬市の介護タクシー – 夫婦カメラマンの介護タクシー TEL 080 9673 8844
いつも二人でやってくる東京都清瀬市の介護タクシー – 夫婦カメラマンの介護タクシー TEL 080 9673 8844
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Welcome! We are happy you are here!
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Great to hear! I will get in touch.
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If you are in Japan, why not visit Hakone Maruyama Bussan this weekend? After all, it won the Japan Travel Awards’ Best Accessible Travel and Grand Prix Award in 2023!
Located in the beautiful Hakone region, this traditional craft facility specializes in yosegi-zaiku and karakuri (‘trick’ boxes) – two unique woodcrafts that have been popular…
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Hakone Maruyama Bussan and Karakuri Museum - Accessible Japan
Learn about unique Japanese traditions in an interactive and accessible way, enjoy a fun museum, and get some unique gifts.
Hello dear friends,
Hope you’re safe and well.
My trip to japan is so close and i have some doubts about the entry to japan continuous medicine. Do i need to bring some translated prescription signed by my docter ? I take oxybutynin everyday for the bladder control and etc. I wonder if would get stuck at boder control if i don’t bring any…
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Hi there!
For parking, it might be best to start a new discussion in the group’s Discussions tab (https://www.tabifolk.com/groups/japan/forum/destinations/asia/japan-discussions/) as it will allow for a better back and forth conversation.
About meds, have you checked out this page?
https://www.accessible-japan.com/bringing-medicine-to-japan/
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Hi Rodrigo, I have just returned from Japan and I travel with several (pill form) medications. I did not get stopped or had any issues carrying that in. I have carried a letter from my doctor before (to other destinations) but I was never asked for it so I don’t bother anymore.
Have a lovely time!
Has anyone seen this in real life yet?
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Oh no! Looks like they ended the experiment in December… hopefully they will restart it soon.
Ling_ling in
Japan 3 years ago3 years ago (edited)
Hello all. I hope to get some guidance about travel with a foldable manual wheelchair.
Do you know if you can take it on shinkansen\public trains and buses in Japan?
Does this extend to Japanese airlines, namely peach air?
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Hi Ling_ling!
Glad to have you in Tabifolk. You may want to add your question as a new topic in the “Discussions” tab of the Japan group since activity posts get pushed down and out of sight rather quickly and may go unseen.
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