Back to Tottori: Accessibility Progress in Japan’s Quietest Prefecture
Tottori often flies under the radar. As Japan’s least populated prefecture, it doesn’t have the frantic energy of Tokyo or the crowded shrines of Kyoto.…
Author: Josh Grisdale
Josh Grisdale is the founder of Accessible Japan and tabifolk, dedicated to making travel more inclusive for everyone. Based in Tokyo, he explores Japan from a wheelchair user’s perspective - ripping up the streets and breaking down barriers along the way.
Wheelchair Access Guide to Dazaifu Tenmangu and Fukuoka
It had been 20 years since I last rolled around Fukuoka. Back then, it was a whirlwind trip – I think I was only there…
Ise-Shima: An Accessible Journey Through Japan’s Coastal Heritage
Nestled along the rugged coastline of Mie Prefecture, the Ise-Shima region is where Japan’s natural beauty, timeless traditions, and rich cultural heritage come together. Famous…
How the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Pavilion Redefined Accessibility at Expo 2025 Osaka
One of the most impactful memories of the Expo 2025 in Osaka was the lines. Lines for food, lines for pavilions, lines for restaurants and…
Testing Tokyo’s Accessible Tour at the Imperial Palace
Explore an accessible guided tour of Tokyo’s Imperial Palace with volunteer guides, highlighting history, navigation tips, and real-world wheelchair…