Josh Grisdale
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If you are looking for a brief overview of the accessibility of Vancouver in Canada, this article covers transportation, accommodations and things to do!
https://www.hellobc.com/stories/accessible-vancouver/Recently I was in Tottori for work and had some delicious eel for lunch and my friend had sashimi bowl. Oh, and there was a crab pool too!
Do you eat eel where you are from?
The next place we went to was an izakaya chain restaurant, Hana no Mai. The one we went to was in Ryogoku right next to the Edo Tokyo Museum.
Not all of the seats are accessible but there are a number that are. You can get a huge variety of food (from Sumo wrestler’s chanko nabe stew to tempura) and alcoholic drinks. And, as you enjoy… Read moreI recently was involved with filming a promotion for accessible restaurants in Japan with a Paralympic athlete and thought I’d share about the restaurants we visited here. (I’ll put the second one in a different post so the pictures don’t get mixed up.)
The first place was a teppanyaki place (food grilled on hot metal surface in your table)… Read moreIf you are looking for an accessible place to get some coffee in Toronto, check out The Roasted Nut, recommended by AccessTO:
http://www.accessto.ca/home/2020/2/23/the-roasted-nutaccessto.ca
768 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1E9 Call: (416) 546-1935 The Roasted Nut is a unique café offering health-minded snacks that boast big flavour. Take your pick from the establishment’s extensive nut (and nut-adjacent) selection: bagel-spiced cashews, a build-your-own … Continue reading
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