Japan Wheelchair Accessible Taxi Kanagawa

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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.


Wheelchair-Accessible Vehicle Options

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)

  • Wheelchair capacity: Up to 2 wheelchairs
  • Additional passenger capacity: Up to 4 adults (in addition to wheelchair users)
  • Access: Lift
  • Entry: Rear entry
  • Lift width: 92 cm
  • Maximum weight capacity: 210 kg

Toyota Noah (Minivan)

  • Wheelchair capacity: 1 wheelchair
  • Additional passenger capacity: Up to 2 adults (in addition to wheelchair user)
  • Access: Ramp
  • Entry: Rear entry
  • Ramp width: 72 cm
  • Maximum weight capacity: 210 kg

Wheelchair Size Limits

  • Maximum wheelchair width: 90 cm
  • Maximum wheelchair length: 100 cm
  • Maximum wheelchair height: 130 cm

Tip: If you use a larger power wheelchair, measure your chair (including accessories) and share dimensions when booking.


Service Area

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:

  • Narita International Airport (NRT)
  • Haneda Airpo rt (HND)
  • Yokohama Port (Osanbashi / Daikoku Pier)
  • Kamakura
  • Fuji / Mount Fuji area
  • Ginza
  • Marunouchi
  • Roppongi
  • Shibaura
  • Shibuya

How to Book

  • Booking methods: Website, email, and telephone
  • Advance booking: Required at least 12 hours prior to pickup
  • Languages available: English and Japanese

To help ensure the correct vehicle is assigned, include the following details when you contact BridgeMAIT:

  • Pickup and drop-off locations (including terminal/port details if applicable)
  • Pickup time and flight/cruise details (if relevant)
  • Wheelchair type (manual or power) and dimensions
  • Number of passengers and luggage
  • Any assistance needs (walking assistance, guiding, etc.)

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Pricing

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

  • Haneda Airport to Yokohama Osanbashi (or Daikoku Pier): ¥39,580 round-trip (includes meet-and-greet at airport arrival exit)
  • Narita Airport to Yokohama Osanbashi (or Daikoku Pier): ¥85,170 round-trip (includes meet-and-greet at airport arrival exit)
  • Sightseeing (one-day hire): Yokohama Port to Kamakura: ¥89,200

Note: Rates can vary depending on trip details, duration, and special requests. For the most accurate pricing, request a quote directly from BridgeMAIT.


Additional Services

BridgeMAIT can also arrange additional support services for a separate quote, such as:

  • English guide support
  • Walking assistance
  • Special requests related to accessibility and trip planning

Quick Summary

  • Wheelchair-accessible taxis serving airport transfers, cruise port transfers, and sightseeing
  • Service across Japan with Kanagawa departure and/or arrival condition
  • Two accessible vehicles (Hiace with lift; Noah with ramp)
  • English and Japanese available
  • Advance booking required (12+ hours)
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At fourteen I became paralyzed but the love for adventure did not vanish. I want to see and experience this world. As the founder of wheelchairtraveling.com I believe in creating an accessible world and together we can make that happen. Be seen to be heard.

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