Barrier Free Fushimi Inari

So I know that Fushimi Inari is a long uphill
Walk, and the websites say that it is partially accessible, does anyone know if you get to walk through the tori? I don't want to bring someone there if they can't get to the Main attraction. Thanks.

From JR Inari Station, the first of the Torii gates can be reached in about 10-15 mins walk. There are some steps on the way to the first Torii gate still, but not very steep or very long flights.

Walking uphill from the first Torii gate through the rows of Torii to the top of the hill and back will easily take an hour and a half to two hours.

I think the short answer you are looking for is Yes. You can walk through /under the hundreds of Torii gates.

So I forgot to add the most important part. Can you do it in a wheelchair?

I found an interesting review of Kyoto sites here: http://www.japan-accessible.com/city/kyoto.htm . They say it's partly accessible. My guess is that you would be unable to get up to the good view of the torii gates, but unfortunately I can't recall.

Yeah, every website is super vague about "limited" or "partial" tour. Might as well just to for it I guess. Thanks for responding!

you have full access to the whole mountain's 1000's of gates to walk through, and i've personally walked all the way to the top, around and back down.

Wheelchair access is limited, but after checking my photos of my visit last year you will be able to access the lower courtyards and the lower part of the hill. So you should be able to go through some of the torii.