[Josh Grisdale]

Hello,

When you say “learn from”, do you mean good examples of accessibility?

[RL]

Thanks @joshgrisdale for the reply. Yes. Good examples of accessibility that I can implement back to my country.

[Josh Grisdale]

I would say that Sensoji in Asakusa and Meiji Shrine are good examples of historical buildings that have added ramps and elevators in a way that allows access, but also keeps the atmosphere of the traditional space.

May I ask what country you are from?

[RL]

Thanks for the suggestions. I’m from Singapore. I’ve sent a connection request to you in LinkedIn.

[Josh Grisdale]

You can also check out this page for some other ideas:

https://www.accessible-japan.com/wheelchair-accessible-travel-destinations-and-tourist-attractions-in-tokyo/

Also, you should check out a food tour while you are here too!

https://www.accessible-japan.com/accessible-tours-japan/

[Rob Dyer]

Hello RL,

Here are some good examples of how Japan (not specifically Tokyo) is enabling accessible travel:

https://www.therealjapan.com/12-best-tips-for-accessible-travel-in-japan/

I hope your visit is productive for you.

Best,

Rob

[Ohayo Travel]

You may find the water bus accessibility interesting – Hotaruna, Himiko, and Emeraldas are newer and better. It takes you to Asakusa from Hinode Pier. https://www.suijobus.co.jp/en/cruise/#place-info