Not All Needs Are Visible: What to Know About Japan’s Help Mark
You might see it dangling from someone’s bag in a train station or clipped to a backpack on a busy street in Osaka. A small…
Author: Anthony William
In addition to contributing to Accessible Japan, Anthony is the creator of The World is Accessible website and twice-monthly newsletter, helping disabled travelers connect with valuable resources and information.
Moving Around Tokyo: Tips for Ambulatory Disabled Travelers
There’s a lot to consider ahead of a trip to Tokyo, with one of those being just how densely populated and busy the city can…
T’s Kitchen Tokyo: A Gluten-Free Haven and Leader in Dietary Inclusion
When we talk about accessible travel, mobility often takes the spotlight for quite obvious reasons, but accessibility isn’t just about ramps and elevators. For people…
Exploring Tokyo in a Wheelchair: Accessibility, Attractions, and Tips!
It’s been quite a few years since I last traveled to Tokyo, and I’ve wanted to return ever since. I thought I’d share a bit…
Japan’s Cultural Uniqueness — Sumo
You would be hard-pressed to find a sport more culturally unique than Sumo. The spectacle, deeply rooted in Japanese tradition, is like nothing else on…
