Japan Travel Guide for Seniors: 12 Gentle Itineraries with Step-Free Routes, Comfort Stays, and Calm, Clutter-Free Planning for 60+ Explorers (Flawless Tourism Book 3)

You have earned this trip. You should not have to pay for it in your knees. Most Japan guidebooks count temples. Very few count stairs, benches, or the distance from the station exit to the hotel door. This one does. Japan Travel Guide for Seniors is written for travelers past sixty who still want the real Japan, and for the adult children who plan it on their behalf. Inside, you get: 12 gentle itineraries, from a short first trip to a three-week tour, each rated by walking load and built with rest days Every major station graded by steps, with flat routes that work for a wheelchair or a tired hip Neighborhoods ranked by flat walking, benches, elevators and usable toilets Hotels, ryokan, temples, gardens and markets rated for access, so you know what you are booking before you pay You also get the practical detail other guides skip: how to verify an accessible room before you book, what a comfortable trip actually costs in yen, how to travel with prescription medicines, when to take a taxi instead of a fifteen minute walk, and how to eat well sitting down at sixty-five. Joshua Zercho has led these trips, watched travelers in their sixties walk further than they believed possible, and learned which shortcuts are genuinely worth the detour. Get your copy now, and start your adventure.