Cycling in the Beauty of Japan
The Shikoku Ohenro is one of Japan’s most famous pilgrimage routes, linking 88 Buddhist temples across the island of Shikoku. Traditionally completed on foot, the pilgrimage covers approximately 1,200 to 1,400 kilometers depending on...
Cycling along National Route 378 in Ehime Prefecture offers a scenic coastal ride with stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea. Known this beautiful section of the route stretches between Northern Uwajima and Yawatahama,...
Riding through the Shikoku Karst offers one of Japan’s most spectacular highland cycling experiences. Straddling the border of Ehime and Kochi Prefectures, this elevated plateau sits at around 1,400 meters and features rolling grasslands,...
Cycling along National Route 197 to Cape Sata in Ehime Prefecture offers a stunning ride through coastal mountains and lush orange groves. The route runs from Yawatahama toward Cape Sata, passing through rolling hills...
The official 四国一周 (Shikoku Ichishū, or “Cycling Around Shikoku”) route is one of Japan’s premier long-distance cycling courses, offering riders the opportunity to circumnavigate with a marked course on the road. However, the route...
