Yugawara, Kanagawa
Accessibility
Accessibility is part of the editorial and technical work—not a badge applied after publication.
Yugawara Club aims to provide an understandable, operable, and robust bilingual experience. We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as our working target and continue improving the site as content, browsers, and assistive technologies change. This is a direction and testing standard, not a claim that every page or third-party service is already fully conformant.
The site is designed for keyboard navigation, visible focus, meaningful heading order, descriptive links, text alternatives for informative images, responsive reflow, readable contrast, reduced-motion preferences, and clear English and Japanese page language. We avoid making essential information available only through color, animation, a map, or an image.
Where reliable information exists, we try to make terrain, walking demands, transportation constraints, booking requirements, bathing rules, and accessibility arrangements visible before a visit. Conditions can change, so readers should confirm individual access needs directly with the relevant business or facility.
Some third-party maps, booking systems, social platforms, videos, and linked websites are outside our control and may not meet the same standard. Automated translation, browser features, and older source documents can also introduce barriers. When an external tool is not essential, we aim to preserve the key information in ordinary page text.
If something prevents you from reading, navigating, understanding, or using the site, email matt@mkultraman.com. Include the page URL, what you were trying to do, the device or assistive technology involved if relevant, and the format that would work better. We will review actionable reports and prioritize barriers that block access to essential information.
Accessibility feedback
Specific reports help us reproduce and correct a barrier.
