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Cultural activity
Looking for an wheelchair-friendly Japanese calligraphy workshop in Tokyo.
Thank you for your help
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Here is an accessible, and apparently free(!), you can try:
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Accessible California Redwoods Trail
I would so love to do this! Has anyone been?
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Yes, love the area and can recommend! Only negative is the long drive from major cities, without many (any?) public transit options, and it and tends to be wetter than forests farther south. Which does make for, well, more giant trees ;).
I lived in the Santa Cruz Mountains for years, and most of our Coastal Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)…
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thanks for sharing this video, I subscribed on YouTube to see more of their journeys
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Transportation and tour guides
I have reached out to the tour operators that are listed on the Accessible Japan website and I haven’t been able to get much response. I’m looking for transportation. I am currently in the process of getting one quote that I started last night and waiting on hearing a back about that, but I also would like to know if anyone has any experience…
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Transportation services:
1) BridgeMAIT https://www.bridgemait.com/en/
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Hi Bre
Can I ask when you sent your requests to the operators? Did you use the form or go to their websites directly? We (I run Accessible Japan and tabifolk) had a server issue a few weeks ago and emails didn’t get sent. This may have been when you sent your request…
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How to tow an RV with a wheelchair accessible vehicle
While written for the UK market, many if not most of these tips can be applied in any country. Great stuff!
adventurewheels.co.uk
With this comprehensive guide, learn how towing works with a wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) in the UK, which conversions are suitable, what to avoid, and practical access considerations from real-world experience.
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Naples, Italy
Will be taking a cruise in late spring and one of our ports will be Naples. Any guidance on how we might spend a day in the area separate from going to Pompeii? We are two travelers, one who uses a manual wheelchair.
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Are you attempting Pompeii? We did Herculaneum instead. I was doable in a power chair. The viewing platforms and accessibility was excellent. Good luck…..otherwise just eat Pizza!!!
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