Day1
Kamo River

Like the Seine in Paris and the Tiber in Rome, the Kamo River is a river with 1,500 years of history that flows through the center of the capital.
Its greatest feature is its beauty, which has earned it the nickname “urban river with the best water quality in the world.” Despite the strict landscape ordinances and sewage regulations, the Kamo River flows through a city of one million people, yet it is so clean that citizens can enjoy playing in the river or visiting cafes.

Day1
Hanase Pass

Hanase Pass is a pass at an altitude of 750m, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Kyoto city, the beautiful surrounding mountains, and historic temples.

This climb is the toughest on this course, so if you’re not confident, you can take a shortcut by riding in the support car for this section. Be sure to cheer on your partner as he or she does their best.

Day1
Miyama thatched roof village

It is a beautiful village that preserves traditional houses and lifestyles from hundreds of years ago. You will have a mystical experience, as if you have entered the world of Japanese folk tales.

Day2
Yura river

The Yura River is a 150km long river that flows through northern Kyoto and has long been the main waterway connecting Kyoto with the Sea of ​​Japan. Many villages flourished along the river, and some still retain their original appearance.

Day3

Amanohashidate

It is a 3km long sandbar that has been known as one of the “Three Views of Japan” for 300 years. You can cross it by bicycle.

Day3

Ine

Ine is a 5km bay lined with 230 unique boathouses and can be reached by bicycle in just over an hour from Amanohashidate.

Day3
Tango peninsula

The Tango Peninsula, including Amanohashidate and Ine, is considered one of the most beautiful seas in Japan and has been the subject of many paintings and poems since ancient times. There are almost no man-made structures such as factories, and the indented coastline and clear, blue sea are truly beautiful.

Day3
Ine boathouses

About 18km from Amanohashidate along the coastline, you will arrive at Ine. The bay, which is 5km in circumference, is completely covered with boathouses, creating a unique atmosphere.
We will meet up with you there and we will show you around.

Day4
Return to Kyoto

There are several options for the final day. You can ride back on your own assuming you’ll return to Kyoto, arrange a support car, or continue riding toward the Tango Peninsula to enjoy more of the beautiful Sea of Japan.

Please choose the option that best suits your preferences.