Fieldwork Hotaruna Cruise

September 19, 2017 by やす だ In Daiba

Daiba Report（２）

There is also a wheelchair accessible toilet next to the ticket office of the Tokyo Cruise

This is the “HOTALUNA” vessel which has been built to Matsumoto Reiji’s design.

Getting Onboard HTARUNA

You can find a wheelchair position by the entrance astern of the vessel which is a bit away from the main cabin.

There is no wheelchair access to the main cabin. Only four steps but inaccessible. You need to get out from a wheelchair to move to the main cabin. Wish it would be barrier-free.

There is a wheelchair accessible toilet on the vessel which looks also stylish.

Luckily the weather turned out fine on that day. You can enjoy the cruise passing under 15 bridges during the 45 minute cruise.

Barrier-free access is available when you get on and off the vessel.

Group photo opportunity at the destination, Asakusa pier, near Asakusa subway stations (G19/A18).

 

■　Halo halo. This is yasuda. I'm originally from Tokyo, Japan, and soon to move to a smart city in KL, MY, calls Cyberjaya. Right after Ill arrive at the KLIA, will take the Covid-19 CPR test and will be conveyed to a quarantine center. So, I'll be stuck in a place for 14 days! Sounds fun, hum? Terima Kasih! ■　Hallo everyone! Ini adalah yasuda. Saya berasal dari Tokyo, Jepun, dan tidak lama lagi akan berpindah ke bandar pintar di KL, MY, memanggil Cyberjaya. Tepat selepas saya tiba di KLIA, akan mengambil ujian CPR Covid-19 dan akan dihantar ke pusat karantina. Jadi, saya akan terperangkap di tempat selama 14 hari! Kedengarannya menyeronokkan, hum? Thank you.
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