Japan

Kanazawa is a historic city on Japan’s west coast, in Ishikawa Prefecture. Often referred to as “Little Kyoto,” Kanazawa is famous for its well-preserved samurai districts, historic geisha neighborhoods, traditional crafts, and one of Japan’s most beautiful gardens – Kenrokuen. Unlike many other cities, Kanazawa escaped major destruction during World War II, which means much of […]

Tokyo is the ultimate city of contrasts, where ancient and ultra-modern coexist in a perfect balance. From its neon-lit streets and towering skyscrapers to serene temples and lush gardens, Tokyo never fails to mesmerize visitors with its energy and diversity. Tokyo has been designed with accessibility in mind. The city’s public transportation system is extensive,

Kyoto is a magnificent city that combines history, culture, and natural beauty. It was the former imperial capital of Japan and is known for its well-preserved historical sites, such as temples, shrines, and ancient wooden houses. It is a cultural gem, famous for its traditional tea houses, kaiseki dining, matcha and tofu, and stunning seasonal

Nara has a rich history, and today, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist destination known for its well-preserved historic sites and traditional culture. From 710 to 794, Nara served as the capital of Japan – a period when Buddhism flourished and many of the city’s most famous temples and palaces were

Osaka, Japan’s second-largest metropolitan, is a vibrant city known for its delicious street food, lively entertainment districts, and historical landmarks. Whether you’re a foodie, a history lover, or just looking for an exciting urban adventure, Osaka has something for you. Getting around – general accessibility. Osaka’s convenient public transportation system makes getting around the city

Hiroshima, located in western Japan, is a city known for its resilience, remembrance, and rebirth. Despite its tragic history, the city exudes a strong sense of hope and life. This energy is felt in its vibrant streets and shopping districts, bustling markets, thriving culinary scene, and welcoming atmosphere. Hiroshima is a city that holds a

The island of Miyajima, officially Itsukushima, is one of Japan’s most popular attractions. Located to the west of Hiroshima city, the island, famous for its “floating” Torii gate, was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996. If you’re staying in Hiroshima, I’d recommend spending a full day on Miyajima Island. Even better, spend

Japan’s public transportation network is highly efficient and punctual. It also provides excellent accessibility services for wheelchair users within metropolitan areas and between large cities. Apps and websites to help you plan wheelchair-accessible routes: Navitime – chose “wheelchair-accessible” under preferred route Google Maps – set trip options to “wheechair-accessible” Bullet trains (Shinkansen) It is highly