Accessible Teppanyaki in Ginza at Sakuzuki
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Sakuzuki is a teppanyaki place (food grilled on hot metal surface in your table). The owner’s son has down syndrome and wanted to create a restaurant where anyone can enjoy classy dining.
Even the sign outside lists it has an accessible toilet and ostomate facilities for those with colostomy bags. There is a large elevator with low buttons. The toilet is big, but unfortunately does not have a backrest. All tables have removable seats and are high enough for most wheelchairs. If it is not high enough, extenders can be added to raise the table.
It is also the first place in Japan I saw that has an evacuation chair for those who cannot walk!
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