Member Josh Grisdale
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Godzilla Farewell
If anyone sees him in the wild, please send a picture!
japantoday.com
Huge Godzilla installation to see off travelers at Tokyo airport from December
Travelers leaving Tokyo to take international flights will be watched over by the world's largest indoor Godzilla installation from late December, likely becoming the latest attraction at the busy Haneda airport. The Godzilla monument, which portrays the reptilian monster as … Continue reading
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So cool!
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Airline/airplane challenges and improvements for neurodiverse travelers
Hello!
I have the opportunity to talk with a major airline about challenges and possible improvements for accessibility.
They want a variety of perspectives so I wanted to ask here about the needs and hopes of neurodiverse travelers.
The discussion has mostly to do with the airplane itself but all ideas are welcome!
What is a challenge for…
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Toilets on airplanes are not big enough for me to assist our adult son in the bathroom. He can stand, but is full care. Airlines should be able to figure out something that would benefit everyone. For example, if the toilets are next each other, could they design a removable middle wall that the flight attendant could remove if a larger…
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Airplane improvements for accessibility
Hello!
I have the opportunity to talk with a major airline about challenges and possible improvements for accessibility.
They want a variety of perspectives so I wanted to ask here about the needs and hopes of everyone.
The discussion has mostly to do with the airplane itself but all ideas are welcome!
What is a challenge for you onboard?…
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Much appreciation for being a part of this important collaboration! Some important things, although not comprehensive, are assuring an aisle chair is on board and in working condition, have movable arm rests for transfers from the aisle chair into traditional seats, have restrooms which are appropriately sized and equipped (ie grab bars)…
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Hotel Groove Shinjuku enhances accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing guests
Great work!
Does anyone plan on staying here? If so, check it out and see if it is being used 🙂
ttgasia.com
Hotel Groove Shinjuku enhances accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing guests | TTG Asia
Hotel Groove Shinjuku, A Parkroyal Hotel in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, is enhancing its facilities to accommodate deaf and hard of hearing guests. The initiative is part of the hotel’s commitment to becoming a
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Trip to Fukuoka
Hi all!
Was in Fukuoka last week so wrote a small post about it if you are thinking of visiting!
accessible-japan.com
Wheelchair Access Guide to Dazaifu Tenmangu and Fukuoka – Accessible Japan
Wheelchair accessibility at Dazaifu Tenmangu and around Fukuoka. Accessible routes at the shrine, practical info on getting around, and staying at Miyako Hotel Hakata.
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Thanks Josh. Wanted to chime in here with some of the places that I visited back in January on a solo trip. Both Canal City and Lalaport Fukuoka are very handicap accessible in terms of being massive shopping malls. Same with Fukuoka Tower, where you can see Busan on a clear day. I went to the Fukuoka Jo ruins by myself, and these were a lot…
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