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NATURE: Japan on two wheels

 

Exploring Japan on two wheels is the perfect way to venture off the beaten track and see a side of the country undiscovered by most visitors.

From hill-climbing in the maple-covered mountains to island-hopping in tropical waters, Japan has a huge variety of cycling routes to suit all preferences and abilities.

Here are ANA’s top five destinations:

1) The Shimanami Kaido: Island-hop on the Inland Sea

2) Nasu, Tochigi: Hill-climb in the Nasu mountains

3) The Maple Yaba Cycling Road: Make tracks in the mountains

4) Miyako-jima to Irabu-jima: Beach-comb in Okinawa

5) Lake Biwa, Shiga Prefecture: Lap the shores of Japan’s largest lake

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Japan On Two Wheels

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NATURE: Japan on two wheels

 

Exploring Japan on two wheels is the perfect way to venture off the beaten track and see a side of the country undiscovered by most visitors.

From hill-climbing in the maple-covered mountains to island-hopping in tropical waters, Japan has a huge variety of cycling routes to suit all preferences and abilities.

Here are ANA’s top five destinations:

1) The Shimanami Kaido: Island-hop on the Inland Sea

2) Nasu, Tochigi: Hill-climb in the Nasu mountains

3) The Maple Yaba Cycling Road: Make tracks in the mountains

4) Miyako-jima to Irabu-jima: Beach-comb in Okinawa

5) Lake Biwa, Shiga Prefecture: Lap the shores of Japan’s largest lake

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