5 Months In Japan: What I’ve Learned So Far
By Joan Pahisa Hi everyone! I’m Joan and a few months ago I decided to move to Osaka to study Japanese. I had been working…
Category: Travel
Who we are
Accessible Italy? Yes we can! Italy is famous to be an ancient and rich country, full of history and masterpieces of art. But have you…
Kappabashi Street
While not a main attraction of Tokyo, Kappabashi Street can be a neat place to explore if you are in the area, or are interested…
Tokyo Tour
A family along with a gramma on a wheelchair flew into Haneda Airport, and then stayed two nights in Tokyo. Wilgo picked them up at…
Nakano Broadway
Nakano Broadway is well known place for animation and manga items for many years, and several university campus were opened in north-west side of the…
Tokyo Disneyland
Today, as the request from bride’s mother. Wilgo took a grandma who is on a wheelchair to a grand daughter’s wedding party held at Tokyo…
A Quick Trip to Kamakura
When most people think of ancient Japanese cities, they rightly think of Kyoto. But did you know there is another ancient capital of Japan right…
Accessible Escalator in Japan?!
We have shared on the Accessible Japan website about the incredible escalators in Japan that can carry wheelchairs: https://www.accessible-japan.com/no-elevator-no-problem/ We even made a video: But…
Seeing Japan’s Cherry Blossoms in a Wheelchair
Japan has turned cherry blossom viewing, or hanami, into both an art and an event. Here are some tips for people with disabilities interested in…