6 day itinerary
Tokyo
Personalized with:Makes it wheelchair friendly
Itinerary
Tokyo is a vibrant city with so much to offer, and it’s great to hear you’re planning a trip there. I’ll make sure to include wheelchair-friendly options in your itinerary. Let’s dive into your 6-day adventure!
Day 1: Arrival and Exploring Shinjuku
Morning:
- Arrive at Narita or . Both airports have accessible transport options. Consider taking the Airport Limousine Bus, which is wheelchair-friendly.
- Check into your hotel in Shinjuku. There are many accessible hotels in this area.
Afternoon:
- Head to . This beautiful park has paved paths and is wheelchair accessible. Enjoy a leisurely stroll and take in the beautiful scenery.
Evening:
- Explore (Memory Lane) for dinner. While some alleys may be narrow, many restaurants have accessible entrances. Try some yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) and soak in the atmosphere!
Day 2: Cultural Day in Asakusa and Ueno
Morning:
- Start your day at in Asakusa. The temple grounds are accessible, and you can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. Don’t forget to check out the for some souvenirs!
Afternoon:
- Head to . The park is wheelchair-friendly, and you can visit the or the . Both have accessible facilities.
Evening:
- Enjoy dinner in Ueno. There are several restaurants nearby that cater to various tastes. Try some sushi or ramen!
Day 3: Modern Tokyo in Shibuya and
Morning:
- Visit , one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world. It’s a sight to behold! The area is accessible, and you can take some great photos.
Afternoon:
- Head to and explore . While it can get crowded, many shops are accessible. Don’t miss trying some crepes from one of the many stands!
Evening:
- Have dinner at a restaurant in . There are plenty of options, from casual eateries to themed cafes.
Day 4: Day Trip to Odaiba
Morning:
- Take the Yurikamome Line to Odaiba. The train is fully accessible and offers stunning views of Tokyo Bay.
- Visit , a digital art museum that is wheelchair accessible and truly mesmerizing!
Afternoon:
- Explore , where you can see the life-sized . The shopping mall is fully accessible, and you can grab lunch at one of the many restaurants.
Evening:
- Enjoy the view of the at sunset. There are accessible viewing spots along the waterfront. Have dinner at one of the waterfront restaurants.
Day 5: Historical Tokyo in
Morning:
- Head to , a charming neighborhood that survived WWII. The streets are mostly flat and accessible. Explore the quaint shops and traditional houses.
Afternoon:
- Visit and . Both locations are accessible and offer a peaceful atmosphere.
Evening:
- Have dinner in . There are cozy izakayas (Japanese pubs) that are wheelchair-friendly. Enjoy some local dishes!
Day 6: Shopping and Departure
Morning:
- Spend your last day shopping in Shinjuku or Shibuya. Both areas have accessible shopping malls like and .
Afternoon:
- Grab a final lunch at a nearby café or restaurant. Try some Japanese curry or a bento box!
Evening:
- Head back to the airport. Make sure to leave with plenty of time to spare, as Tokyo traffic can be unpredictable. The Airport Limousine Bus is a great option for a comfortable ride.
Tips for Your Trip:
- Always check the accessibility of specific locations in advance, as some places may have limited access.
- Consider using a wheelchair rental service if needed; many companies offer delivery to your hotel.
- Download translation apps or maps to help navigate the city.
I hope this itinerary helps you have an amazing time in Tokyo! If you have any specific interests or places you want to include, let me know, and I can adjust the plan for you! Safe travels! 🌏✈️