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Japan bike shops. Shimano is King. Japan is Shimano-land, and if you have Shimano parts on your bike, they can be easily repaired and replaced at most shops. If you have Sram or Campy, most parts must be ordered. Almost every town in Japan has a bike shop, but most shops service a mix of simple town bikes, hybrids, and road bikes.

Bike Tour Japan organized a Self-Guided adventure for me over 5 days and 4 nights. Toyokan was an great ryokan in Ashikaga. The route planning and self-titled, "Eugene's Adventure Map," was amazing! I felt completely secure cycling along with Bike Tour Japan one message away on What's App. They turned my first time in Japan to an unforgettable ...

Your bike is unlikely to be stolen in Japan, but you should still purchase a good lock as a sensible precaution. The summer sun is intense, so always carry water to prevent dehydration, as well as a pair of sunglasses. A fully stocked first aid kit, a sturdy pair of shoes and a charger for any portable electronic devices are also essentials. ...

An alternative is to purchase a bicycle in Japan. Inside Japan, bicycles can be easily and relatively inexpensively sent across the country using the popular takuhaibin delivery services. Many railway companies allow bicycles to be brought onto trains if the front wheel is removed and the entire bicycle placed into a special bag. A small fee ...

Much of Japan beyond the usual tourist haunts consists of unexplored wilderness and mountains. A Japan bike tour allows you to explore the virgin Taiga forests and crystal-clear lakes in Hokkaido, the magical sight of millions of firefly squid glowing under the water at Toyama Bay, the 1,000 rice paddies of Wajima in Noto, and much more.

Japan is a dream destination for bike travellers. With a unique culture, incredible landscape, an abundance of great food and lots of places to camp – it’s a delight to go both bicycle touring and bikepacking in Japan.

Bike Thefts in Japan. A little more about bike thefts in Japan. In Japan, bike theft is one of the most common types of petty crimes. According to an internet survey conducted by au insurance Co., Ltd. regarding bicycle thefts in Tokyo, among 1,200 of the survey participants 40.9% had experienced having their bicycle stolen.

Mama-chari. Mama-chari (ママチャリ), also known as City Cycle or City Bicycle, is Japan's most popular Japanese bicycle. These bicycles are practical and very affordable. The average MamaChari bicycle price in Japan is around 10,000 to 30,000 yen, between $100 and $200 at the current exchange rate.. They are designed for convenience and can be equipped with a front basket or a rear child ...

Welcome to the world of bicycle Japan! From daily commuting to rugged trails and urban exploration, bicycles offer a delightful mode of transport in Japan. Whether you're new to biking or an experienced enthusiast, this guide will lead you through every aspect of bicycle usage in Japan, including regulations, types, and purchasing tips. Biking in

Bike Tour Japan organized a Self-Guided adventure for me over 5 days and 4 nights. Toyokan was an great ryokan in Ashikaga. The route planning and self-titled, "Eugene's Adventure Map," was amazing! I felt completely secure cycling along with Bike Tour Japan one message away on What's App. They turned my first time in Japan to an unforgettable ...

Bicycle accidents are common in Japan's major cities, so ride safely and sensibly. Designated bicycle paths are rare, but efforts are being made to mark out bicycle zones on the side of main roads. While still on the actual road, the area is generally respected by motorists.

redlegsfan21, CC BY-SA 2.0, via flickr 2. Biwa-Ichi Cycling Route. Lake Biwa is the largest lake in Japan, and offers a 200-km cycling route that goes in a loop around the lake. To do the entire thing in one day is possible, but if you’re not a serious cyclist, you can take several days to complete it at your own pace.

The Japan Bike Tour 🗾 Embark on an exciting self-guided Japan Cycling Adventure in the Kansai region that encompasses invigorating cycling and unique cultural experiences along the way. Experience the beauty of Japan as you pedal through picturesque landscapes, covering an average of 55km per day.

Bike Tour Japan organized a Self-Guided adventure for me over 5 days and 4 nights. Toyokan was an great ryokan in Ashikaga. The route planning and self-titled, "Eugene's Adventure Map," was amazing! I felt completely secure cycling along with Bike Tour Japan one message away on What's App. They turned my first time in Japan to an unforgettable ...

Riding your bicycle in Japan is a good way to explore places you normally can’t reach or simply because it’s convenient. Discover the beautiful countryside or a day at the park by bicycle and enjoy a totally different experience. With bicycle rental businesses and cycling tours booming, it’s no surprise that riding a bicycle is popular in ...

STORY Enjoy Japan by Bicycle - Explore Japan’s Three Best Cycling Roads! - HOME; Stories & Guides; Enjoy Japan by Bicycle; Photo:Ehime Prefecture. Not only is a bicycle fun to ride, it is also a great way to work up a pleasant sweat while exploring different regions and sightseeing spots. As you enjoy the scenery and the streetscapes at your ...

The Bicycle Museum Cycle Centre is the place to go to understand and appreciate the history and heritage of the bicycle in Japan, specifically the link between the region’s iron workers and the production of bikes. This is just one of the reasons why Sakai is known as the ‘town of bicycle’. It’s a beautiful spot to head out on two ...

Bicycle Parking Guide in Japan Bikes in Sapporo. Photo Credit: 7th Groove at Flickr. Most people who find trouble with their bicycles in Japan find it because they were illegally parked. There are designated areas for parking your bike. If you park outside of these areas, your bike will be impounded in “bike jail”.

Discover Kyoto - Japan’s cultural heart - by bike. Kyoto can look back on a thousand-year-long history as Japan’s capital, it was the emperor’s seat from 794 until 1868. There are an estimated number of 2000 temples and shrines in Kyoto, 17 of them are considered to be UNESCO world heritages. Art lovers should absolutely travel to Naoshima.

Welcome to Japan’s cycling playground—a route where coastal beauty, friendly locals, and an unusually thoughtful cycling infrastructure combine to create an unforgettable two-wheeled experience. The Shimanami Kaidō offers a dedicated bike path along nearly the entire route, often completely separated from motor traffic.