Removing kitchen to add shocks for '96 Crusing Cabin Camper

Hey y'all. I have a 1996 Toyota Hiace 1KZ 4WD Hightop Cruising Cabin Camper. It has a kitchen in the rear as seen in the photo. (FYI the attached photo is not my van, but it's the same kitchen camper setup.) I was going to re-do the shocks (and add a lift), but unfortunately they are inaccessible unless we lift off the covering/face/floor of the entire kitchen. Cutting access panels into the floor doesn't appear to be an option (because of fridge location) This is a very surprising setup by Toyota! Does anyone have any experience with the removal of the kitchen and/or accessing these shocks? Is this even possible? Oyyyy thanks for your help!

Are the shocks toast? You should be able to do a lift without having to completely remove and replace them.

Hey, yeah the shocks are toast!

We figured out how to do it. Part of the floor was successfully removed.

There was no way to do it from underneath?

I'm astonished that you couldn't replace rear shocks from below. I have the ambulance version of the same model (KZH138), so it concerns me. Was there a removable panel in the floor which was uncovered when you removed part of the kitchen?