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Does anyone know the elevator door widths in Tokyo metro? I can find standard size but the ones in stations seem much more narrow. .
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This has been posted in the flying group, it might be best to put it in the Japan group: https://www.tabifolk.com/accessible-travel-groups/japan/
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Hello everyone I am totally blind and a wheelchair user from Cambodia
I am 21 years old and I would like to ask you all if you all have no any organization that provide free tourism for blind people internationally?
I want to go to Japan but too expensive I don’t have any moneys I’m not come to drama here but I just want to need help or…
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Hello everyone I would like to introduce myself
My name is Oudai Vann, I am 21 years old, I am totally blind and a wheelchair user when I was born and I am from Cambodia
Nice to see you all
I would like to ask everyone a question regarding going to Japan, do you know any organization that provide sponsorship for international people to go to…
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You may want to reach out to DPI Japan as I think some center’s for independent living have internships, but I’m not sure if they cover costs.
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Hello everyone,
We are going in Scotland through Edinburgh and Fort William for a very first fly for my kids 5/10yo over 5 days late October.
My boy has a Marfan’s syndrom and cannot walk long distances so he has a wheelchair I push/lift and stairs can be managed (we -slowly- got up into a lighthouse in France ~240 steps)
But no amusement…
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Hi there,
Sounds like a lovely trip you’ve got planned! Just to set expectations — Fort William itself is a fairly ordinary town without a huge number of “things to do,” but the nature around it is absolutely spectacular. You’ll be right by Ben Nevis, and the Nevis Range gondola is wheelchair-friendly and gives you amazing views. A wander… Read more
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Hi, my wife and I are planning a trip to Japan next year. During the trip, my wife was hoping to meet a friend who is disabled and mostly wheelchair-bound. Her friend lives in China, and currently the only way they can apply for a Japanese visa is through an approved travel agency in China.
The problem is that some of these agencies are asking…
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