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Credit card tap-to-ride now works across 11 Tokyo-area railways
Starting yesterday (March 25), 11 railway operators across the Tokyo/Kanto area now accept contactless credit cards at ticket gates. You can tap in, transfer between operators, and tap out without ever touching a ticket machine.
The network covers 54 lines and 729 stations in Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, and Saitama. Tokyo Metro, Toei, Tokyu,…
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11 Japan railway operators start offering contactless payment transfers
Eleven railway operators in Tokyo and its vicinity on Wednesday began allowing passengers to transfer between lines using a contactless payment system, including tap-to-pay credit cards. The service covering 54 lines and 729 stations, accounting for around 80 percent of … Continue reading
Accessibility tips for Hakodate
Cecelia recently shared some tips for this historic city in Hokkaido!
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Traveling to Hakodate in Winter: An Accessibility Guide – Accessible Japan
Is Hakodate accessible in the snow? I visited in December and found some important things you should know about the trolleys, airport buses, and steep icy hills.
Great tips!
Transporting Luggage in Tokyo from Haneda or Narita
If you are landing at Haneda or Narita, this may be a luggage forwarding option for you. Being able to chat in real time and have him meet you at the gate (with a Suica card or SIM card if you request it) can really cut down on stress!
He is also hoping to hire PwD in the future as well to improve inclusion in the travel industry. 👍
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Tokyo Luggage Delivery for Travelers with Disabilities (Haneda & Narita) – Accessible Japan
Hand off luggage at Haneda or Narita arrivals and travel hands-free through Tokyo. ¥6,000-8,000. Perfect for wheelchair users and disabled travelers.
Accessible trip to Ise-Shima
We just posted about a trip to Ise-Shima that includes Ise Jingu and a whole lot more!
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Ise-Shima: An Accessible Journey Through Japan’s Coastal Heritage – Accessible Japan
Nestled along the rugged coastline of Mie Prefecture, the Ise-Shima region is where Japan’s natural beauty, timeless traditions, and rich cultural heritage come
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Are there any accessible guesthouses in Tokyo? Not ones without any stairs, please. Thank you.
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You may have heard we had a large earthquake near Japan with possible tsunami. We just want to remind everyone they should put the Safety Tips app on their phone before traveling to Japan:
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Discover 8 essential reasons to download the Safety Tips app before visiting Japan. Stay informed about emergencies, natural disasters, and safety alerts in multiple languages.
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