Since the age of four, I have used a motorized wheelchair, but that never halted my desire to travel. To date, I’ve visited all seven continents and 50 countries as a wheelchair user, and one destination that was at the Read more…
You would be hard-pressed to find a sport more culturally unique than Sumo. The spectacle, deeply rooted in Japanese tradition, is like nothing else on earth and is something that many visitors to Japan say they’d love to witness. Sumo’s Read more…
History of Christmas Markets Christmas markets have a rich history dating back to the Late Middle Ages in Europe. They originated as winter markets where people could stock up on food and necessities before the harsh winter months. Over time, Read more…
Traveling in Japan over New Years can be exciting… and horrible. The New Years holiday in Japan is similar to Christmas in the West – a time of visiting family and resting from work. However, transportation overcrowding and holiday closures of shops Read more…
Japan’s vibrant anime, manga, and gaming culture has long captivated fans worldwide. For travelers with disabilities, experiencing these iconic destinations can still be enjoyable and memorable, provided there’s good accessibility planning. This guide highlights some of the top wheelchair-friendly spots Read more…
Navigating Accessibility in Japan: Answering the Top Google Searches About Disability Access (Part 3) Japan is packed with incredible sights for tourists—from ancient shrines to cutting-edge architecture—so it’s no surprise that among the millions of visitors each year, many are Read more…