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The rides worth clipping in for.
The 12 bike tours in japan travellers pedal most, gathered in one place. Where the route takes you, how far and how long you are in the saddle, who guides it, and what a place on the ride costs.
Bike north Kyoto with a small group, Cannondale bike, temple fees, and Japanese lunch, with stops at Nishi Honganji, Kinkakuji, and Gion.
Most Popular“Excellent guide, excellent itinerary, excellent value for money. Really couldn’t fault it in any way”
Small-group Tokyo bike tour hitting Tsukiji, Zojo-ji, Meiji Jingu, and the Imperial Palace. See more by bike in about 6 hours.
“I saw so much of Tokyo in a day. Biking was definitely the way to go. My guide took very good care of me the whole time. Given the very hot weather that day, tge picnic was changed to a lunch at a izakaya. We visited shrines, stopped by arenas, and saw the imperial palace…”
Small-group e-bike ride from Tsukiji with three circular routes: Tokyo Station gardens, Tokyo Bay sunset sights, or Tokyo Tower history.
“This was a great bike ride through parts of town I probably would not have seen, but so glad I did! FK did a great job explaining customs and insights along the way. The ebikes made for easy riding!”
3-hour Tokyo e-bike tour with a local English guide, e-assist power for easy pacing, and stops across Kanda, Tokyo Station, Asakusa, and more.
“Ninja is incredible but make sure if it’s raining you are prepared! They had ponchos for us but glasses and maybe even gloves would have come in clutch!”
Early-bird private bike tour in Kyoto’s Arashiyama: bamboo forest, Tenryu-ji Zen garden, temples, and Togetsukyo Bridge.
“This is a nice way to get to see the area. We learned a lot from our guide. The gardens at the temple by the bamboo forest were amazing. You cover way more area on the bike versus walking. Communication was excellent, the company was very organized.”
Kyoto by bike in one day: five iconic sights, e-bike option, small group up to 8, guide, lunch, snacks, and admissions included.
“This was a great all-around bike tour. We did visit some highlights and managed to avoid some crowded touristy spots at the end. Our tour guide Rob was awesome. He knows Kyoto very well and taught us about Japan culture. He even shaRead more”
3-hour Tokyo bike or e-bike highlights with English guides, Bianchi bikes, and a route from temples to Shibuya Crossing.
“This was so much fun and was a great way to see some of the popular sights from a locals point of view! Naoki was so nice and a wonderful guide, I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone visiting Tokyo”
Cycle Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park on an e-bike with a local guide, see A-Bomb Dome viewpoints, and learn the city’s then-and-now story.
“We had an amazing bike tour around Hiroshoma. Kana our guide was fantastic and really made the tour enjoyable. She was very knowledgeable about the area and so enthusiastic about the city. It was our first time in Hiroshima and I would highly recommend this tour.”
Small-group bike tour around Osaka Castle with stops at Tenmangu Shrine and an Edo housing museum, plus lunch, snacks, and tea.
“Masumi, our guide, was generous and helpful on this bike ride. He made it interesting and the pace was great. Our okonomiyaki and mochi were so delicious ! Very nice group attended from Canada and Australia !”
Kyoto e-bike tour visits Kitano Tenmangu, Golden Pavilion, Tenryu-ji garden, and Arashiyama bamboo. Small group, 6 hours.
“I’m really glad I joined this bike tour. It was fun, well organized, and a great way to explore the area.”
Ride an e-bike through Hiroshima’s key bombing-linked sites with a local English guide, from the Peace Park to surviving landmarks.
“Moe and Cotty we're great tour guides, well paced, comfortable electric bikes. Moe's personal family connection and stories made the tour very memorable. Her knowledge was extensive. Highly recommend this bike tour.”
Afternoon Kyoto bike tour to Arashiyama’s Bamboo Forest, Iwatayama Monkey Park, Tenryu-ji gardens, and Togetsukyo Bridge with bike included.
“Such a wonderful day! Better than we expected. From the temples and shrines to the monkey park and surprises along the way - Ray was incredibly knowledgeable about Kyoto and Japanese culture overall - making the experience one of our best days yet (even in the intensely humid July).”
