Accessible travel in Nagoya
Step-by-step wheelchair travel routes — airport, stations and venues. Choose where you are going; each guide gives the route, the exits and elevators to use, and the accessible toilets on the way, drawn from official sources.
Is Nagoya wheelchair accessible? Major stations and venues have step-free routes, lifts and accessible toilets, but the best route depends on the station, line and exit. Check the guide for the exact place you are visiting before you travel.
Where should I start? Flying in? Start with Centrair, the airport, for terminal access and the best step-free route into the city. Already in Nagoya? Begin at Nagoya Station — it has separate guidance for trains, buses and underground streets; otherwise, choose the destination or event venue below.
Plan before you move
Use the page for your destination first, then identify the lift route and exit before you leave. Where a connection or route is not documented officially, the guide says so rather than guessing.
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