British Asian Autistic YouTuber – Savan in Japan!
By Savan Gandecha My name is Savan and I am a British Asian Autistic YouTuber who loves creating content, photography, blogging and video editing in my…
Author: accessible-japan
Tokyo National Museum – Accessibility Review
The Tokyo National Museum is not only Japan’s largest museum, it is also incredibly wheelchair accessible. With over 110,000 items on display it is a…
Paralympics and the Wheelchair Nod – Reflecting on Tokyo
By Kelly Frost Adapting Japan “Amazing, Japan was amazing.” I’ve said this over and over recently when asked by friends, neighbors, and colleagues about our…
Samurai Museum Shinjuku – Accessibility Review
The Samurai Museum is a small but popular museum located in Shinjuku’s Kabukicho area. The museum offers a glimpse into the armor and weaponry used…
Fall Down 7 Times Get Up 8 – Book Review
by Suzanne Kamata Naoki Higashida became an international literary sensation when his first book, The Reason I Jump, was translated into English by best-selling author…
Finding a Wonderful World a year after the Sagamihara Massacre
Last year, Satoshi Uematsu broke into his former workplace – a care facility for people with severe disabilities – and proceeded to murder 19 residents…
