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I won’t sugar-coat it: accessible travel in Japan takes extra planning. While major cities have made progress with accessible transport and public facilities, getting around isn’t always straightforward. At Flip, we’ve helped all kinds of travellers plan trips...
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If viral social media is anything to go by, Japan is practically one giant theme park. To say there is a surplus of kid-friendly activities in Japan is an understatement. You’ve got zoos with absurdly cute capybaras, aquariums housing actual whale sharks, city parks...
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