
Ride Guide
How is the route planned?
Decide the must-see spots first, then link them into a route that flows without doubling back.
Please ask yourself and your companions first: what are the attractions that you must see on this trip? What itineraries and attractions would you definitely like to visit? These spots can be a famous scenic road, a visit to a hot spring town, or a World Heritage Site.
Here is information on sightseeing spots in Japan and in each prefecture:
- Japan National Tourism Organization: the larger spots are recorded, and they are introduced in Chinese.
- GOOBIKE and Bikebros: recommended riding routes for each prefecture in Japan.
- Autumn leaves and cherry blossom information: every spring or autumn, Weathernews publishes the status of each viewing spot in Japan and lists the best time to see them.
That's probably it!
Finally, connect the various destinations in series. When connecting them, it is best to pass through some beautiful and interesting roads, while trying not to backtrack so as to reduce the total driving distance. Then decide where to stay each day, taking into account the number of attractions per day, the time spent sightseeing, and the driving distance and time.
Planning it yourself has its own fun; but if you find it troublesome, or if there are too many people travelling together and you worry the trip may hit snags, you are welcome to contact our experienced team at any time. We can also help you check whether there are any problems carrying out your itinerary.
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