Travel: Japan - General
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In sg the old shophouse staircases are also liddat…
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slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2129583\" time=\"1708647575\" user_id=\"28674:
Well travelled , broader perspectives. So will not be an issue for you :xedfingers:
Haven't been to Japan so haven't seen any in person. But this looks like quite a lot of staircases in the UK! -
zac's mum\" post_id=\"2129584\" time=\"1708648318\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2129584 time=1708648318 user_id=53606]
And dark too, in older days. I remember when I was very young my grandmum brought me along to look for an old friend of hers in Chinatown shop that has staircases that looked like that. Spooky for a small boy like me. But 人去楼空. Expected.
In sg the old shophouse staircases are also liddat…[/quote]
But I felt Jap staircase in the house are steeper than any of those in spore old shop houses. I felt the risers height are higher than those in spore’ shop houses. Narrowness maybe same. -
slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2129583\" time=\"1708647575\" user_id=\"28674:
i think if one goes with tourgrp no worries.
Haven't been to Japan so haven't seen any in person. But this looks like quite a lot of staircases in the UK!
stay in hotels no issues, i had not encounter such narrow stair case for all my bookings
with hotel or maybe newer apartments. But i heard my mum mentioned her stay in a taiwan minsu no lifts as well. The old folks need to carry tthe luggages up
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slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2129583\" time=\"1708647575\" user_id=\"28674:
When i first travel to Paris, i had to lug my belongings “3 floors” up but it turned out to be 6 floors due to the bldg structure btwn 2 bldgs! Since then, I’ve been very careful to ensure my bookings indicate lift landing & I msg them again to confirm before pymt, if required .
Haven't been to Japan so haven't seen any in person. But this looks like quite a lot of staircases in the UK! -
slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2129583\" time=\"1708647575\" user_id=\"28674:
I've not been to UK but those stairwell steps looks like fire exit stairs that I commonly see in US buildings
Haven't been to Japan so haven't seen any in person. But this looks like quite a lot of staircases in the UK!
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MyPillow\" post_id=\"2129587\" time=\"1708653809\" user_id=\"70594:
I would only really be concerned if I were travelling with the elderly with mobility issues, or very young children. My family doesn't fall into those categories! And we travel with small, light luggage.
i think if one goes with tourgrp no worries.
stay in hotels no issues, i had not encounter such narrow stair case for all my bookings
with hotel or maybe newer apartments. But i heard my mum mentioned her stay in a taiwan minsu no lifts as well. The old folks need to carry tthe luggages up -
slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2129583\" time=\"1708647575\" user_id=\"28674:
Reminds me of my early years travel in Paris & the hotel had steep & narrow stairs. There’s no bellboy to help with luggages. I had to lug ‘3 levels’ which turn out to 6 floors up due to 2 bldgs connected. Old bldgs still like that I suppose. Those were the days I suppose.
Haven't been to Japan so haven't seen any in person. But this looks like quite a lot of staircases in the UK!
Kiasu me, I’ll make sure I book with lift landings & even msg them before making pymts to ensure we’ve a lift landing unit. -
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