Japan: Excellent — Strong Infrastructure, Genuinely Kid-Oriented.
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Excellent — Strong Infrastructure, Genuinely Kid-Oriented. Exceptionally kid-friendly — spotless public facilities, widespread nursing rooms and changing tables, quiet family spaces on trains, and a genuinely warm cultural attitude toward children in public.
Japan: Excellent — Strong Infrastructure, Genuinely Kid-Oriented. Exceptionally kid-friendly — spotless public facilities, widespread nursing rooms and changing tables, quiet family spaces on trains, and a genuinely warm cultural attitude toward children in public.
Japan has strong infrastructure and a genuinely kid-oriented culture — few obstacles to plan around.
A stroller should work fine for most of your trip, though a carrier is still handy as a backup for crowded spots.
This reflects general infrastructure and culture, not a guarantee for your specific itinerary — kid-friendliness depends a lot on your children's ages and your accommodation choice. Resort-based stays are almost always easier than independent city travel, regardless of a destination's overall rating.