Cycling adventures
Cycling offers a unique way to see Japan at street level. Ride down the narrow city streets of Kyoto to the see its temples and gardens, pedal along country lanes past locals busy in their rice fields, feel the salt air on scenic coastal roads, and enjoy quiet mountain roads past small shrines and villages hidden away from those travelling by train or car.
We use traditional inns and guesthouses in the countryside run by local families with a warm personal service. At the end of the day you will relax in a natural hot spring bath and feast on beautifully-prepared meals of fresh local ingredients. We lighten the load by carrying your luggage in our support van.
Our itineraries are carefully selected to combine the rich heritage of Japanese history and culture with an exploration of the quieter backroads and villages - places that have not been developed for commercial tourism. By keeping the group small and using cycling as our means of transport, we also lessen our impact.
Each tour is lead by a qualified Japanese-speaking tour leader and bilingual . We work with local Japanese guides to enhance the experience through their local knowledge of certain regions.



2009 Trips
Japan on Two Wheels
Kyoto, the Kii Peninsula, Mount Fuji & Tokyo 14 days
2009
11 - 24 October
Imperial Kyoto and Nara - Kumano Pilgrimage route UNESCO World Heritage site - Kawayu river hot spring - Temple stay at Nachi - Grand Shrine of Ise – Mount Fuji – Natural hot spring baths – Accommodation in traditional ryokan - Ultra-modern Tokyo
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For practical information covering our trips in Japan click here. For some background information on the history and culture of Japan, see our Japan resources page.
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