Himeji and Mino waterfall with wheelchair
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Himeji and Mino waterfall with wheelchair
Hi everybody 🙂
I’m going to Japan next month with my aunt who is in manual wheelchair, and i was wondering if some places in Himeji were accessible in wheelchair ?
And for the waterfall in Mino, is it hard to walk from the train station to the waterfall ?
Thanks. Best regards 🇨🇵
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The accessibility information for HImeji Castle: https://www.japan-accessible.com/photo/kansai/kobe/himeji.htm
Other informatin (Japanese only ) on some accessible places in Himeji: https://himeji-fukushimap.net/barrier-free-spot/#baria-h1
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Hi Nad,I was in Himeji in 2018, but only visited the castle. The inside of the castle is not wheelchair accessible, as there are many flights of stairs. The outside is partially accessible (you can see the accessible route in the map shared by @ohayotravel), although some of the slopes are a bit steep. As for other places in Himeji, unfortunately, I only visited the castle.
Regarding Mino Falls, I haven’t been there, but I’ve got it on my to go list. When I checked, it seemed that the route from the station to the falls was accessible (around 3km I think), but there were some steep slopes and the way was trending uphill. I remember checking Google Street View at the time (the first bit from the station to the beginning of the trail). Anyway, if anyone has better information, it would be really appreciated. -
Thank you both for your answer !
So in Himeji there is only the castle to visit in wheelchair ? Because we planned to spend one day in Himeji, maybe it is too much ?
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