Yamanami Kaido
The Yamanami Kaidō is a 187 km cycling route linking Onomichi in Hiroshima Prefecture with Matsue in Shimane Prefecture. Designed with cyclists in mind, the route is divided into 18 sections, making it easy...
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Wakayama 800
Yes, the Wakayama 800 is not a single continuous route—it’s a network of multiple interconnected cycling routes totaling over 800 kilometers throughout Wakayama Prefecture. These routes are designed to showcase the diverse geography and...
Shibu Pass / Kusatsu
Cycling over Shibu Pass (渋峠), Japan’s highest national road at 2,172 meters, is a challenging but rewarding ride through the volcanic landscapes of Gunma and Nagano Prefectures. The ascent from Kusatsu Onsen, a famous...
Norikura – The highest road in Japan
Cycle the higest road in Japan! Closed to cars and above the tree line!
Venus Line
Riding the Venus Line in Nagano Prefecture is a spectacular experience for cyclists who love mountain roads and breathtaking scenery. This high-altitude route winds through the Japanese Alps, connecting Chino to Utsukushigahara Highlands, with...
UFO Line / Ishizuchi Skyline
Cycling along the UFO Line and Ishizuchi Sky Line in Kochi Prefecture offers a breathtaking ride through some of Shikoku’s most stunning mountain landscapes. These high-altitude roads wind along the ridges of the Ishizuchi...
Mt. Haruna
Cycling up Mt. Haruna in Gunma Prefecture is a thrilling ride that combines challenging climbs with stunning scenery. The route ascends through winding mountain roads surrounded by dense forests, offering moments of tranquility and...
Mt. Fuji
Mt Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan. There are 5 roads up the various “5th station” and it’s popular amongst cyclists Mt Fuji Climbs Subaru Line (Fujiyoshida Route) This is the most popular...
Yabitsu Pass
Cycling over Yabitsu Pass (ヤビツ峠 or Yabitsu Touge) in Kanagawa Prefecture is one of the most popular climbs in the Tokyo area. It is a challenge that takes riders through lush forests and serene...
Shikoku Karst
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,...
Saba Kaido
The Saba Kaido (鯖街道 or さば街道）, or “Mackerel Road,” is a historic route that once connected the coastal fishing villages of Wakasa Bay with Kyoto, where fresh mackerel was transported to the ancient capital....