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Hi! I’m new here and having problems posting (sorry for the double post), so I hope this work and someone can help!
I have been looking into wheelchair rentals in Japan but all I can find are manual chairs and small powerchairs without neck support. I have an amazing Permobil M5 and it’s the only thing that allows me to leave the house. However I…
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Sorry about that, for some reason it was flagged as spam. I unspammed it.
Unfortunately I think it would be very difficult to get something like that.
There is a Permobil office in Tokyo though. They might be the best bet…
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I fly fairly frequently with my invacare wheelchair with no problems here in Japan. What airline will you be flying?
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If you have a taller chair, I used asumi.transportation24@gmail.com. He was soo nice! He even arranged for someone to assist us once we landed to get to his taxi service! This was great because it was very overwhelming! This provider was also recommended by this group! :))
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Last night I went to the Edogawa fireworks display. Fireworks are a huge part of the Japanese summer experience and everyone should try to go!
At the Edogawa fireworks there are two options for accessible viewing. A free area that is roped off but I think you need to apply for them and be a resident. There are paid accessible seats as well that…
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https://theworldisaccessible.com/finding-an-accessible-rv-one-familys-search-for-a-home-on-wheels/
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Wheelchair, Ventilator, Toddler & All: Our Family’s Real-Life Accessible RV Story
RV Life with Accessibility in Mind: Our Family’s Journey to the Right Rig At that time, the “we” involved in our road show included myself, my partner Jason, and our (then) three-year-old son Malachi. Our second son, Deacon, has since … Continue reading
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I love this so much. So many different ways to travel and explore.
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Great rob @rollin-n-rockin
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Hopefully these changes will come quickly!
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Greece Accelerates Ferry Accessibility Reforms After Public Outcry - tovima.com
A new presidential order will mandate ramps, accessible cabins, and visual/auditory aids to improve travel for people with disabilities.
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