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Accessible Tours

Japan for Everyone: Exploring with ease

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Who We Provide Services For

We provide tailored services based on our experience. We work closely with you to minimize difficulties through careful preparation and empathy.

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Wheelchair Users & Limited Mobility

We arrange accessible vans and research elevator routes to ensure a smooth, manageable journey.

You can also rental electric wheelchair during your stay in Japan since traveling needs lots of walking.

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Hearing Impairment/Speech and Language Disorders

We arrange professional Deaf guides or hearing guides fluent in ASL/International Sign upon your request to ensure clear and direct communication. We use visual support tools to provide information clearly and effectively.

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Visual Impairment

We offer detailed verbal mapping to describe your surroundings, along with opportunities to touch, smell, and hear the essence of Japan. 

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Cognitive Challenges/Neurodiversity (ASD, ADHD)/Psychosocial Disabilities

Everyone has different needs. We provide clear communication, break time at a quiet space, visual schedules for predictability, or maintaining a faster, engaging pace for those with ADHD to keep them stimulated and prevent boredom.

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Families with Young Children

Beyond finding stroller-friendly paths, we engage content for kids, flexible pacing, and can arrange professional childcare services upon request. 

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Invisible Disabilities, Chronic Illnesses, Allergies, and more...

Even if your specific needs aren't listed above, we are here to listen and help design a journey that fits you. We want both you and your travel companions to experience the very best of Japan. That is our sincere wish.

What We Offer

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Arrange trains/vans/wheelchairs

Accessible vans or buses, Shinkansen/express trains with seats for wheelchair,  rental electric wheelchair

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Provide Guided Tours

Professional Tour guide in various languages, including American Sign Language and International Sign. Our guide are always flexible, knowledgeable and gentle.

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Accessible Experiences

Tea Ceremony, Maiko/Geisha Make up, Kimono dress up, Car Drifting, homestyle cooking, Make Washi Paper, Ninjya experience and more 

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Accommodations with accessible room

Not only wheelchair accessible, easy-to-see buttons, light notification, chairs designed for easy standing, and user-friendly amenities, and meticulous attention to detail.

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Child Care and Activity Service

All nannies are English-speaking

and hold Japanese nursery teacher qualifications.

​Your hotel, shops like Nintendo Store, Pokemon Center, theme parks, playground, museums, or any places you prefer.

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Itinerary Planning

We are happy to plan your journey based on your requests. Online planning is available.

Contact Us

Everyone has unique needs and different challenges. Please let us know yours. By understanding what is essential for you, we will do our absolute best to provide the services.

Our Passion for Accessible Travel

Hi This is Kaori, the founder of Field Trip+. My journey into accessible tourism was sparked by meaningful encounters with diverse guests—travelers using ASL, wheelchair users, children with neurodiversity, and families with triplets. Each guest taught me that true hospitality means breaking down invisible walls so everyone can share the joy of discovery.

As a mother of twins, I spent years navigating the world with a double stroller, facing the barriers, physically and mentally. Having also experienced life on wheelchairs and crutches due to an injury, I know firsthand how a lack of accessibility can limit one’s world. On the other hands, I was deeply moved by the countless people who offered a helping hand so naturally, even they don't think they helped, just do what they thought they should.

To provide the best travel service, I joined the training in Universal Tourism and keep learning. We are not perfect, but I am here as your advocate and local friend who are happy to collaborate with you to design a journey.

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