Being disabled in Nagoya

Something that I have found amazing and wonderful is how adapted to the disabled Nagoya is. I have seen maybe 20 disabled persons in the month that I have been here, say my first autistic boy on Saturday at the flea market, he was side skip-running down the rows of vendors.

How did this happen?

Here's a bit of background as to the how and why of our extended stay in Japan. It basically comes down to the well worn maxim, "Be careful what you ask for."