Member alliejay
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Thank you, this is very helpful!
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Reply to Taking the train to Kawaguchiko in a wheelchair
I am feeling quite chuffed to be able to answer one of your questions for a change! 😃
We took the direct train last year. Even though I am partially ambulatory we still didn’t want to risk the non accessible buses. The time table for the direct trains is more limited but I think it’s doable with a little planning and worth it in my opinion.
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Following up one of the articles that was posted here earlier this week about one of the Paralympic athlete’s experiences using public transportation, I saw this article :
not sure what will be done with the information but I thought it…
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Great to see a newspaper interested!
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I just returned from a trip to Spain. I was pleasantly surprised by seeing the availability of ramps and disabled parking spaces.
Even though we were just visiting, I brought my US issued disabled parking placard but I was very hesitant to use it and have our rental car towed or get a fine.
Can anyone here please explain how you can use…
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Hi there, we were in Fujikawaguchiko last year. I am a manual wheel chair user (my husband is abled bodied). While we did not go onto Mt. Fuji itself (so I can’t comment on that), we did take a very nice walk on a (paved) path around the lake which offers beautiful views of Mt. Fuji. Hope that helps!
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