Member Josh Grisdale
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Japan outside of the big cities
Outside of Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, what places are you interested in visiting in Japan?
Has accessibility made it hard to get to them?
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We are coming to Yokohama soon, and after Kyoto we go to Kagoshima. I will report accessibility and informations about our journey right after 😉 Next year we hope to visit Sapporo, Hakodate and Aomori…
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I’m in Japan right now, landed today, headed to Kobe, Okayama, Kyoto, Nagoya and Chiba. So far, assistance from JR has been great. I would have definitely been overwhelmed by the trains without it on my first day. Some trips and classes that I wanted to sign up for were not available for wheelchair users but I did manage to find some that work…
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Reply to Finding if a flight has an accessible toilet
Oh wow, that is fantastic, thank you.
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For everyone who went to Expo, what are your recommended pavilions?
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Sure, it is fun to travel the world, but would you uproot and live in another country as a person with a disability? @Martin shares the stories of some who have done just that! (Including some guy named Josh 😏) After reading the article, tell us what you think and where you would move to if you did go!…
newmobility.com
Expats: Building an Accessible Life Abroad
wheelchair users who have moved abroad and what their experiences have taught them.
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Yeah I would move abroad to a country that’s more accessible my husband left me in January after 21 years together stating “he never married a cripple” his words pierced my heart and soul to the core I’d emigrate in a heartbeat to raise my kids in a better country
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This is great to see. I visited Montreal as a kid and it would be interesting to go back and visit again one day
mtl.org
Montréal, an inclusive and accessible city | Tourisme Montréal
In Montréal, many attractions and public spaces are committed to inclusivity and accessibility. Access ramps, adapted washrooms and services for people with reduced mobility or specific sensory needs are just some of the initiatives designed to ensure that as many … Continue reading
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