National Route 425
Among Japan’s many mountain roads, few carry the reputation of National Route 425. Known unofficially as the “酷道425” — a pun combining kokudō (national highway) with kokudō meaning “cruel road” — Route 425 has...
Category: Mie
Kii Peninsula
Cycling around the Kii Peninsula from Toba to Wakayama covers approximately 350–400 kilometers, depending on the route taken. The journey begins in Toba, Mie Prefecture, known for its coastal scenery and maritime heritage. From...
Ise Kaido
Riding the old Ise Kaidō in Mie Prefecture is a peaceful journey through history, tracing one of the traditional pilgrimage routes to Ise Grand Shrine, one of Japan’s most sacred Shinto sites. The route...
Pacific Cycling Route
The Pacific Cycle Route is a scenic long-distance cycling path that follows Japan’s eastern coastline. Spanning over 1,400 kilometers from Chiba to Wakayama, it offers riders the chance to enjoy diverse coastal landscapes, from...