Where can I find pictures of disabled acces in Japan? -

Help! I am trying to find some pictures that show the good disability access they have in Japan, can anyone help me? I am looking for ramps or anything that shows how well equipped they are over there.

I found some pictures too! I hope it helps and you can see these sites! This helps carry people up/down on stairs: http://www.bfhotel.net/archives/komerash... http://www.shimokawa.ne.jp/gomionsen/kan... A restroom designed to be easily accessible for disabled people: http://www.mahoron.fks.ed.jp/image1/shin... A handle attached for support in hot tubs: http://www.hontani.com/jpg/sisetu/sinyu.... An illustration that shows how blind people use the yellow panel that are on the road, to guide them: http://www.pref.gifu.lg.jp/pref/s11216/h... A floor that is connected to the outside without any steps: http://www.mahoron.fks.ed.jp/image1/shin... A house designed for the disabled: http://www.sumitomo-rd.co.jp/sekai/techn... Wheelchair made accessible at train stations: http://www.kintetsu.jp/company/barrier/i... A flatter surface for easier access by wheelchair (ramps): http://www.otemae.ac.jp/campus/itami/shi... Inside of a car: http://welmadecar.jp/customize/img/p03_0... There are other pictures too. For your information, the disabled accessibility in Japan, is called バリアフリー(bariafuri-), taken from the English word quot;barrier freequot;. I think you ll be able to find more pictures and information when you type this in rather than words such as disability access, etc. I hope this helped:-)

Here is a page that has a few pictures and explanations in Japanese. http://www.jreast.co.jp/equipment/equipm...

When I went to Tokyo, I found very limited disability access. What was the most insane was that many of these stores had tons of stairs but very few elevators. I don t know, maybe it s different in the country-side.