Traveling in Japan as a wheelchair user can be incredible, but accessible transportation often requires advance planning, especially for airport transfers and sightseeing. K.K. BridgeMAIT provides wheelchair-accessible taxi services with English and Japanese support, plus vehicles designed to safely accommodate both manual and power wheelchairs.
BridgeMAIT currently operates two wheelchair-accessible vehicles. Both vehicles feature rear entry and support manual and power wheelchairs (within size and weight limits).
Toyota Hiace Commuter (Luxury Van)
Toyota Noah (Minivan)
Wheelchair Size Limits
Tip: If you use a larger power wheelchair, measure your chair (including accessories) and share dimensions when booking.
BridgeMAIT is based in Kanagawa Prefecture of Japan and offers nationwide coverage with the condition that trips must depart from and/or arrive to-and-from Kanagawa Prefecture. Common destinations include:
To help ensure the correct vehicle is assigned, include the following details when you contact BridgeMAIT:
Contact
BridgeMAIT offers fixed rates for airport shuttles and sightseeing services. Metered fares may also be available for point-to-point trips on a case-by-case basis.
Sample Fixed Rates
Note: Rates can vary depending on trip details, duration, and special requests. For the most accurate pricing, request a quote directly from BridgeMAIT.
BridgeMAIT can also arrange additional support services for a separate quote, such as:
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