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Cycling is a pleasure in Japan
Bike Friday riders explore Kamakura
A family poses at Asakusa Temple
"Your guide to planning your stay to Japan, whether for 3 weeks or 3 years." © 2009 LivingAbroadinJapan.com
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October
17 - 26, 2009: GRAND TOKYO TOUR & Explore Tokyo, the Pacific coast and mountains! Fall is an ideal time to visit Japan. See old and new Tokyo and visit ancient temples in Kamakura, the Shogun’s capital from the 12th to 14th centuries. Ride to Odawara castle and Hakone mountains, stay in a Japanese inn and enjoy the hot springs. Take a bullet train to Karuizawa highland resort and join Japanese cyclists at their annual Bike Friday meeting. The focus of the tour is to experience Japanese culture first-hand, with time to take pictures, meet people and enjoy the food and sights, rather than long distance road riding. Much of riding will be in cities and in some traffic. Daily cycling distances approximately 20-55 miles, flat or rolling or hills, at a moderate pace (12-15 mph) There is no sag wagon - we will carry needed items in panniers/packs. Minimum 5, maximum 15 participants. Tour begins and ends in Tokyo. Cost:
Itinerary: For details and reservation form email japan@bikefriday.com Your guide Ruthy Kanagy, is a Bike Friday Travel System Advisor, long-time Japan resident fluent in Japanese, and author of "Living Abroad in Japan" Comments
from Japan Cycle Tour participants: "Thank you for putting together such a wonderful trip to Hokkaido! It was much more than a cycle trip. It was a cultural experience. The food was spectacular, the onsen hot bath a well earned reward, and the accomodation extremely comfortable." Peter & Liz rode Pocket Rocket Pros Read my blog |