Shibuya: Tokyo’s Beating Heart of Chaos, Culture, and Charm
Few districts capture Tokyo’s pulse quite like Shibuya. Famous for its blazing billboards, zigzagging crowds, and youth-fueled fashion scene, it’s the city’s pop-culture epicenter —…
Category: Sightseeing
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…
How to Book Accessible Seats on the Romancecar in Japan using e-Romancecar
Traveling on Odakyu’s Romancecar is one of the most scenic and relaxing ways to explore destinations like Hakone. Even better, if you need accessible seating,…
Riding the Enoden Train in Kamakura in a Wheelchair
Kamakura and nearby Enoshima are just about an hour from Tokyo, but they feel like a world away – making a great get away from…
Cherry Blossoms in Japan: A Wheelchair-Accessible Guide to the Best Viewing Spots and Times
Japan’s cherry blossoms, or sakura, are one of the most iconic and breathtaking natural phenomena in the world. Every spring, the country transforms into a…
Exploring Hyogo: A Wheelchair-Accessible Guide to Himeji and Kobe
I recently took a two-day trip to Hyogo Prefecture, hosted by the Hyogo Tourism Promotion Division and Kobe Universal Tourism Center. The journey highlighted some…