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Anyone planning to go?
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Recently in late June of this year, a friend and I visited Disneyland Resort for a 4 day park visit for their year long 70th anniversary celebration. We had 2 days for Disneyland Park and 2 days for Disney California … Continue reading
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Yes, I am going next month for at least one for the unofficial GAY DAYS event. I’ve only planned for one day of the event at the Disneyland Park. I’m not sure if I’ll attend the 2nd day of the event at Disney California Adventure.
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Hello, i would like to know if there is a possibility to rent a mobility scooter in one airport and return it in another airport. And if this possibilty exist, with which company/es?
Thanks a lot.
Avital
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ANA is apparently working on an option for that but I’m not sure if it is ready.
I believe @ohayotravel can do it with a light weight power wheelchair (not scooter) as can TokudAw Inc, but I think both must be delivered to a hotel, not an airport…
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As Josh mentions, it is unfortunately difficult for us to deliver it to airports. To my knowledge there is no supplier who could rent at a airport and collect it at another airport.
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I am trying to book a meal at the Dawn Avatar Robot cafe in Tokyo for October 28th and it says the venue is not available after October 8th. Does anyone have any idea if this is temporary or a permanent closure. Or is the date too far ahead to book at present.
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it sounds like that the reservation can be done only two months ahead. The reservation for October 28th would be open on August 27th or 28th, I guess.
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Wheelchair or scooter?
When I travel abroad, I usually hire a scooter for outdoors and an electric wheelchair for indoors.
We are coming to Japan in September and will be staying in five different locations. This means moving a scooter and a wheelchair will probably be too hard.
So, I have rented a Whill model F.
Anybody know if this is suitable…
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It is designed for both indoor and outdoors and you see them frequently. No problems in restaurants (more than any other wheelchair anyway).
You may be able to rent an extra batter as well. Then less to worry about when going long distances.
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Hello.
I run a taxi company in Osaka for people with disabilities. I also use Whill. I think the F model is a great, compact, and good model, but compared to the C2 model, it is significantly less capable of overcoming bumps and running on gravel roads. Kyoto’s shrines and temples have many gravel roads, so you may have some difficulty…
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A great way to integrate accessibility and help for tourists!
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'Speaking' tactile sidewalks enrich lives of visually impaired
Tactile paving for people with visual impairments in Japan has recently been enhanced with audio guidance, as the developers of the technology aim to improve the lives of people with partial sight and assist sighted tourists. The new braille blocks … Continue reading
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I forget which airport it was (in Japan), but I did notice there were audio instructions for the toilets to ensure a visually impaired person could more easily find the door. I thought that was clever and hope it gets taken up elsewhere.
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