3 day itinerary
Japan Tokyo Osaka
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Itinerary
Let’s craft a delightful 3-day itinerary for your trip to Tokyo and Osaka, keeping it wheelchair-friendly and packed with fun, delicious food, and those must-visit attractions. Ready? Let’s go!
Day 1: Tokyo Magic
Morning:
- Start your day bright and early at ! The park is very wheelchair accessible, with rental services available. Make sure to grab a map that highlights accessible routes. Enjoy the enchanting rides and attractions, and don’t forget to snap a photo with Mickey!
Lunch: Street Food at
- After a morning of magic, head to , the shopping and dining complex right next to Disneyland. You’ll find a variety of affordable street food options here. Try some takoyaki (octopus balls) or yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) – they’re delicious and easy to eat on the go!
Afternoon: Explore
- After lunch, take a trip to to visit the iconic . The area is mostly flat and wheelchair-friendly. Stroll through , where you can find more street food like ningyo-yaki (small cakes filled with red bean paste) and melon bread.
Evening: Dinner in
- For dinner, enjoy some kushiyaki (grilled skewers) at a local izakaya. There are plenty of options that cater to different tastes and budgets.
Day 2: Osaka Adventure
Morning: Travel to Osaka
- Take the Shinkansen (bullet train) to Osaka! It’s a smooth ride and very accessible. Once you arrive, head straight to . The park is also wheelchair-friendly, with accessible rides and services.
Lunch:
- Grab lunch at before diving into the attractions. You’ll find a variety of options, from burgers to sushi. Try some okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) if you can find a stall!
Afternoon: Universal Studios Fun
- Spend the afternoon enjoying the rides and shows at Universal Studios. Don’t miss the Wizarding World of Harry Potter if you’re a fan!
Evening: Street Food
- After a fun-filled day, head to for dinner. This area is famous for its vibrant atmosphere and street food. Try takoyaki, kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers), and don’t forget to take a picture with the iconic Glico Man sign!
Day 3: and Osaka
Morning: Day Trip to
- Start your day with a short train ride to . The city is known for its stunning harbor views and, of course, ! Visit the area, which is wheelchair accessible and offers beautiful views.
Lunch: Beef Experience
- For lunch, treat yourself to a meal. There are many restaurants that offer reasonably priced lunch sets. Enjoy the melt-in-your-mouth experience!
Afternoon: Explore
- After lunch, visit the or take a stroll through . Both locations are accessible and provide a glimpse into the city’s history and beautiful waterfront.
Evening: Return to Osaka
- Head back to Osaka for your final evening. You could explore for some last-minute shopping or just enjoy the vibrant nightlife. For dinner, try some more street food or find a cozy izakaya to relax and reflect on your trip.
Tips:
- Always check for the latest accessibility options at each venue.
- Consider getting a Japan Rail Pass for easy travel between cities.
- Don’t hesitate to ask for assistance at train stations or attractions; the staff is usually very helpful!
I hope this itinerary helps you have a fantastic time in Japan! Enjoy the magic of Tokyo, the thrills of Osaka, and the delicious flavors of ! Safe travels! 🌟🍣🎢