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Reply to Parking mobility scooter
I have had to park my wheelchair outside restaurants before and they even covered it with a cloth so it wouldn’t get dust on it! I found Japan to very safe and you should have no issues as long as it’s not in the way.
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We just returned from a trip to Spain. I just wanted to highlight how pleasantly surprised we were with accessibility in Logroño. I am a manual wheelchair user and I was very happy to see that several of the underground parking garages had elevators and bathroom facilities.
The curbs/ramps are very well done so that they are almost never…
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Looks beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
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Looks very nice and happy to read the town was quite accessible. Did you visit any other towns/cities such as Pamplona which is quite close to Longrono? Living in Switzerland Spain is always a good option for a holiday. All the best to you 😘😘
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Hi Everyone, this is not a travel related post per se, but I thought this would be a good place to share. This is a documentary about the history of the Americans with Disabilities Act in the United States. I think there is a lot of good progress here, but also demonstrates how much work is left to do. Still, I like to remember that part…
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Thanks for sharing this.
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Reply to Landing in Japan and trains schedule
Hi! I am a partial cane/wheelchair user. I can walk to my seat so I check my wheelchair in at the gate. I have found that compared to other parts of the world, Japanese ground crew and customs processes are LOT more efficient. That said, I would give yourselves some time (in case of flight delays and just to give you more time to get from…
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One more thing, we used they wheelchair in Japan and it was totally fine.
have a wonderful trip and hopefully you get to see the cherry blossoms!
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