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Aloha…Do you have any suggestions for taxi companies that can transport 5 people, including one person in a manual wheelchair, in the Tokyo area? We are staying at a hotel near Tokyo Station and will be traveling to Shibuya. Please let me know. Mahalo, and have a great day!
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Hello,
There are some listed on Accessible Japan you can contact. Wilgo, Welcare, and TokudAw operate in Tokyo.
https://www.accessible-japan.com/accessible-airport-transfers-and-cruise-transfers-in-japan/
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I use an electric wheelchair and used an amazing driver with a wheelchair accessible van.
Jun Sumii
Wilgo – Transportation service for wheelchair travelers
2025年8月12日 20:13 +0900, Inquiry <inquiry@odekakeoffice.jp>:
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Food is an essential part of travel – great to see improvements in kiosk accessibility.
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South Korea enforces stronger accessibility standards for kiosks
A revised anti-discrimination law aimed at protecting people with disabilities will take effect in January, the Ministry of Health and Welfare announced on August 9. The legislation requires that kiosks in cafes and restaurants undergo accessibility upgrades in both design … Continue reading
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https://youtu.be/01Li0P1dhPE?si=UWzXbTxT9RXFkvLf
Here’s another Japan video from our three-week camping trip.
The Kanazawa Castle looked very accessible.
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Hello!
My husband and are going to Japan in October/early November. We would love to attend a tea ceremony, preferably in Kyoto where we’ll be a couple of days. Problem: I have a congenital myopathy, which means that I can walk, get down on the floor, and sit on the floor comfortably, but I can’t get up off the floor unassisted. My husband…
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京都和心館 is able to do tea ceremony. I hope it help your question.
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There is one in Tokyo where it is seated, but you must be staying at the hotel…
https://parkhoteltokyo.com/experience-art/table-tea-ceremony/
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I highly recommend my friend Joy!
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