Member Josh Grisdale
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Wrote about a cheap tour offered by Tokyo volunteers on Accessible Japan
accessible-japan.com
Testing Tokyo’s Accessible Tour at the Imperial Palace – Accessible Japan
Explore an accessible guided tour of Tokyo’s Imperial Palace with volunteer guides, highlighting history, navigation tips, and real-world wheelchair experiences.
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Just read it! Excited 😁 visiting the Imperial Palace is one of the things I want to do. I was nervous it wouldn’t be accessible. I also watched some YouTube videos on it and they said it can be difficult to get a tour of the palace because it’s popular. I’m happy to hear that they’re trying to accommodate wheelchairs and making a special tour.…
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This is great Josh. My wife and I (I am an electric wheelchair user) will be sure to check it out when we visit in October. It does mention that there are “a few small steps…” did you experience this?
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Reply to Ropeway and cable car accessibility in Kobe
Yeah, the length is the biggest challenge.
My chair with footrests is about 110cm and my feet stick out the end, so had to angle them well to fit and they had to push the door a bit.
So, it is a hard limit I think.
What is it like in compact mode?
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I’m surprised it is the first, but good to see none the less!
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Perth Airport opens Australia’s first airport Sensory Room
Pretty sure the two private retreat rooms and a central sensory area will be in much demand.
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Since most of the Sakura related events are closed this year, I decided to bring cherry blossom viewing to my home!
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Wow! You got so many blooms.
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Some pictures of night sakura near the palace. The path was a bit narrow and bumpy in places and a few staff helped me through crowded areas. There were accessible toilet as well.
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beautiful photos
thanks for sharing
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