Tokyo’s High-End Hotels with Roll-In Showers: A Rare Accessibility Feature
Discover rare Tokyo hotels with true roll-in showers. Accessible Japan highlights top luxury options designed for wheelchair users.
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.
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