concept   wheelchair
culture   Japan
statement   Wheelchairs in Japan are linked to independence, disability stigma, and limited access in public areas.
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1 electric wheelchair Japan Electric wheelchairs are often designed with compact and maneuverable features to navigate narrow spaces in densely populated urban areas. 1
2 electric wheelchair Japan Electric wheelchairs are less commonly used in public spaces, and there is more reliance on manual wheelchairs or mobility assistance from others. 1
3 electric wheelchair Japan Considered as a symbol of independence and self-reliance for individuals with disabilities 1
4 electric wheelchair Japan Often associated with a sense of dignity and privacy for the user, and is commonly used in public spaces and transportation systems. 1
5 electric wheelchair Japan Viewed as a tool that symbolizes respect and care for the elderly and people with disabilities 1
6 wheelchair Japan Wheelchairs are often associated with disability and may be seen as a private mode of transport rather than for public use. 1
7 wheelchair Japan There is a stigma around using a wheelchair, and people with disabilities may be seen as less capable or independent. 1
8 wheelchair Japan There is a strong cultural emphasis on politeness and consideration for wheelchair users in public settings. 1
9 wheelchair Japan The concept of 'accessible design' is not as pervasive, and wheelchair users may face challenges in navigating public spaces. 1
10 wheelchair Japan Accessible facilities are less common and public transportation may be challenging for wheelchair users 1
11 wheelchair accessibility Japan Wheelchair accessibility is not as common, and some public buildings and facilities may not have ramps or elevators. 1