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I just came back from Sapporo and Hakodate. The hotels are much less accessible than those in Tokyo. I recommend going to the top of Mount Hakodate at Sunset to see the city at night. Most restaurants are not accessible, but some of the newer ones by the hotels Have larger access points without stairs, where you can eat there Ramen and local dishes. Hako date does not have a subway, And I did Not use the public transportation just taxis and my smart drive.

the Keio plaza in Sapporo is probably your best bet for a fairly accessible room. It has a wet room where you can shower. It is located near the subway station however everything is probably around the 25 minute stroll, including the parks Five block Arcade shopping center. The town is mostly flat, I did not use any buses, just my smart drive to get around and the Olympic ski jump has a traditional chairlift however, they will assist putting a Manual wheelchair in one lift if you can sit on the other lift by yourself and will assist you when needed. There are also Mountain Vista with accessible cable cars that you can get good views of the city But you’ll probably need to get a taxi there. Most curb cuts are pretty bumpy, but if you can handle them, then you will be OK.