Japan Holidays

Start from the Hakone area; Lake Ashi, visit hot springs and a shrine among nature with scenic views of Mt. Fuji

The ride will average around 40-50 kms per day with some climbs, at your own pace.

Visits to heritage sites, beautiful mountain vistas as well as sacred temples and shrines.

Highlights

• Spectacular views cycling around Mt. Fuji whilst experiencing traditional culture.
• Use of high-quality road bikes, accompanied by an English-speaking guide and support van.
• Ride with experienced Japan Holiday staff

Experience the three different aspects of Japan. Start with huge and futuristic capital city of Japan, Tokyo, take a train to Izu-Hakone area to ride around Japan’s symbolic mountain apart from the bustle of the city. At last visit the centre of Japanese traditions, Kyoto.

Experience Japan’s cutting-edge technology, stunning nature and world-renowned tradition altogether in this tour.

Highlights

• Guided sightseeing to top tourist sites in Tokyo, Mt. Fuji, and Kyoto with English Speaking guide.
• Cycling with great views of countryside in mountains and seaside area.
• Use of high-quality road bikes, accompanied by an English-speaking guide and support van.

Enjoy 13 nights accommodation in traditional guesthouses, Japanese inns and hotels touring through the heartland of Japan.

Ride with experienced resident cyclists, a journey to be treasured for life.

This journey of 1000 kms travels from Japan’s past-Imperial capital, Kyoto, home of the Geisha, north to the Japan Sea, through rustic fishing villages, to savor the freshest and tastiest sashimi and crab in the world, around one of Japan’s most beautiful peninsulas , and then back south, through more UNESCO, World- Heritage-listed sights, Edo-period outposts and ancient mountain hamlets lost in time, to finish at Japan’s oldest remaining samurai castle, in Matsumoto.

The ride will average around 90 kms per day with some challenging climbs, fully supported by a bus following the group, allowing participants a break – if they need it.

Visits to heritage sites, sacred shrines and temples as well as folk museums and other points of interest known often only to the locals, sets this ride apart from others.

Highlights

• Spectacular mountain and countryside views of Japan (approx. 1000 km cycling distance)
• Use of high-quality road bikes, accompanied by 2 English-speaking guides and support bus.
• Stop along the way and learn about the history and regional information from a skilled, local guide.

Enjoy 9 nights accommodation in traditional guesthouses, Japanese hot spring inns and hotels.

This long and tough ride journey travels from a traditional castle city of Edo era, Kanazawa, south to Japan Alps and rural villages, through one of the oldest and most famous historical routes between central cities, and then west to Kansai, couple of traditional castle towns with local foods and beverages, to finish at Japan’s past-Imperial capital and centre of Japanese tradition, Kyoto

The ride will average around 70kms per day with some challenging climbs, supported by local guiding riders. Visits World Heritage sites, National Treasure castles, rural villages and natures with clear water and air.

Highlights

• Memorable experience of different kinds of Japanese tradition in countryside villages and historical cities.
• Use of high-quality road bikes, accompanied by an English-speaking guide and support van.
• Stop along the way and learn about the history and regional information from a skilled, local guide.

Visit the Japanese traditional lifestyle and nature on a cycling tour around the island far from crowded cities.

Enjoy 12 nights in local guesthouse, Japanese Ryokan inns and hotels.

Destinations and experiences in this 1000km circuit cycling tour includes traditional castle towns built in Edo period, iconic foods from udon noodles to various fresh seafoods of Pacific Ocean and Seto Island Sea, and scenic nature in a beautiful rural island.

Shikoku is the fourth largest island in Japan. Apart from the biggest cities, nature, tradition and kindness of people are what you can experience here.

For cyclists, this area would be perfect as roads are well maintained and there are convenient luggage deliveries.

Also, they offer Shikoku circuit cycling campaign called “CHALLENGE 1000km Project”.
You can entry this project, and you’ll be given a cycling jersey and challenge pass with stamp rally.
After you complete the circuit course, you’ll get a certificate and a commemorative medal.

Highlights

• Ride with stunning coastal views and couple of untouched nature of mountains (approx. 1000km)
• Use of high-quality road bike rentals and cycle shop and repairs
• Experience Japanese tradition and lifestyle whilst touring the island of Shikoku