Yep, good question. Not amazing, there are one or two seats available per train. It can be difficult to board, and not all wheelchairs sizes are able to be acco

Yep, good question. Not amazing, there are one or two seats available per train. It can be difficult to board, and not all wheelchairs sizes are able to be accommodated. Japan in general has a lot of challenges for wheelchairs, there are places that you just couldn't go, or live in, and infrastructure you can't use. A lot of Japan's infrastructure was built in the 80s and 90s, before there as many regulations about accessiblity. Especially things like walkway bridges and pathways. Lots of stairs. Houses are very often split level townhouses with staircases. I am sure it's getting better.