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Repair wheelchair
Hej Hello, we arrived in Japan for 10+ days ago and my father’s wheelchair couldn’t handle all the bumps from the road so I wonder where we can repair the front (previously I wrote rear, but I meant the tiny front wheels) wheels or buy some new parts?
The wheels are pretty much bent and can barely take my father’s weight and the height of…
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Hi! I’m not sure whether we can repair your father’s wheelchair directly, but I can introduce places in Osaka where you may be able to rent a wheelchair or buy replacement parts / a new wheelchair.
If you need help, please feel free to contact me at: flatcare2025@gmail.com
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What type of wheelchair? Likely @tak is your best option for getting connected in Osaka. There is also https://www.ngt-k.com/en/ in Osaka.
If it is just tightening some screws/bolts, or even patching a tire, often bicycle shops are kind enough to do little things.
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Norwegian
What are people’s thoughts and feelings about Norwegian Cruise lines and their accessibility?
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I’m in a wheelchair, and we cruised to the Norwegian Fjords a few years ago on a Cunard ship and had the most marvellous time. We had lots of options for dinner seatings; we could have eaten in about five different restaurants on board, each of which was spectacular! We only got off the ship once at Bergen and were fascinated by the…
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Zipline Costa Rica?
Does anyone know of ziplines in Costa Rica that have flat paths to the platforms and don’t require climbing ladders or climbing more than 20 stairs? Thank you!
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Not sure about steps, and definitely best to confirm, but this place mentions:
“Accessibility
The tour is accessible for wheelchair users weighing up to 84 kg (185 lb).
Prior approval from the safety promoter is required.”
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