NPR is seeking stories about accessibility in hotels for wheelchair users. I’m glad they are running this story! Here is the link if you are interested in submitting an entry: https://www.npr.org/2025/09/11/g-s1-86969/hotel-safety-wheelchair-mobility
*It does ask for city and state, so this is probably aimed at US entries
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Are hotel rooms accessible for people who use wheelchairs? NPR wants to hear from you
Hotels have accessible rooms for wheelchair users. If you or someone you know has experienced problems with those rooms, we'd like to hear about it.
My review of Oogie Boogie Bash! I really like special themed events at theme parks because it gives more options for people who don’t want to or can’t do the rides. https://youtu.be/k4yDIgt5V8o?feature=shared
I saw the headline and top picture and wondered “how will the accessibility be?”
Glad it mentions it right away! Want to try one out!
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Toyota launches box-shaped e-Palette compact electric bus in Japan
Toyota Motor Corp has launched the box-shaped e-Palette compact electric bus in Japan that can be used not only for transportation but also as a mobile store or service space. The starting price for the battery-powered bus with capacity for … Continue reading
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This has to be the cutest (and accessible) bus I have seen!
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Does anyone know if having a temporary disability qualifies me for disability pricing at places like Teamlabs Borderless?
I tore my achilles and will still be in a boot and wheelchair during my trip to Japan in 3 weeks.
I have a doctor’s note and my temporary handicap parking permit I can bring from Canada. I don’t want to buy the wrong ticket…
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Unfortunately, it really can depend on the staff etc. Typically, they often stipulate “Japanese disability certificate” which is government issued for residents, but many places allow discounts with a translated version of what you have available. BUT it is not a guarantee and you may not get the discount if the staff or establishment…
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yeah it’s the same as their regular ticket website.
https://borderless-azabudai.ticket.teamlab.art/#/
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.
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My 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.
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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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