If you are planning a cycling trip through Japan, there is one experience you simply cannot miss: a stay at a “Shukubo” (Temple Lodging). After a long day in the saddle, trading the hum of…
The Aso Hill Climb was far more than a conventional hill climb race.Held from November 22 to 23, 2025, the event is structured around two distinct experiences: a full-scale hill climb race of 11.6 kil…
When the sun sets, Tokyo undergoes a stunning transformation. The city reveals a completely different face: the serene silence of historic temples, the electric pulse of neon-drenched districts, and t…
Landing at the airport and immediately jumping on your bike to head toward Japan’s iconic symbol, Mt. Fuji—does that sound like the ultimate adventure?. This long-distance route takes you from t…
Shared bicycle networks in Japan have evolved into an essential infrastructure for urban tourism. While traditional sightseeing used to rely heavily on trains and buses, the modern traveler now enjoys…
Tokyo is often described as overwhelming — a city of endless movement, towering buildings, and neon lights. But on a bicycle, Tokyo reveals a quieter, more intimate side. The rhythm of pedaling slows …
Introduction: A Coastal Cycling Experience Unlike Any Other The Shimanami Kaido is a world-renowned cycling route spanning the tranquil waters of Japan’s Seto Inland Sea. Stretching approximately 70 k…
The Western Half of the Journey If Part 1 was about understanding the Tōkaidō, Part 2 is about riding it efficiently and safely. From Shizuoka to Osaka, the route becomes longer, quieter in places, an…
Why Cycle the Tōkaidō? Cycling the historic Tōkaidō is not just about riding from point A to point B. It is a journey through time, culture, and landscapes that have shaped Japan for centuries. The Tō…
Japan is a country where you can truly enjoy diverse nature and rich culture by bicycle. From breathtaking seasonal landscapes and historic townscapes to stunning coastal views and majestic mountain v…
During your ride, unexpected troubles can happen—like a flat tire, a broken chain, getting lost, or feeling unwell. In such situations, knowing how to express yourself in Japanese can help you get ass…
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