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Hi there, My husband and our two girls (10 and 8) are travelling to Japan for two weeks next year – yipee. Our daughter uses a wheelchair and we want to book the right hotels (Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo), hire a car with accessible access and possibly a tour guide for certain parts of our trip. I know this is very analog – but is there anyone at Accessible Japan that we can speak to about getting a guide and helping us sort all this out?
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Hello,
Wilgo and Oshidori shuttle are the accessible taxi service based in Tokyo.
https://odekakeoffice.jp/en/
https://www.oshidori-shuttle.tokyo/tokyo-photographers-for-wheelchair-travelers/Both service can arrange a tour guide for you.
In Kyoto and Osaka, it’s very hard to find an accessible taxi service with English speaking drivers. In general, you need to book accessible taxi services and tour guides separately. Ohayo Travel, accessible tour agent based in Tokyo, may be able to arrange all you need.
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In Tokyo there is royal Park hôtel with one room wich is équiped for wheelchair. It is on a good area to go and visit Tokyo ( subway accessible) and to arrive From the airport by a bus.
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Thanks folks. I’ll start looking into that.
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We at Ohayo Travel can assist you finding guides and hotels. If necessary, please contact us through our query form: https://ohatra.com/en/contact/travelplan or mail info@ohayotravel.com
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