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Recommended routes
(1 day) Classic Kyoto city cycling route*Self-Guided
This is a classic cycling course that goes around Kyoto city, stopping at the city's main tourist attractions.
(Half day) Kyoto Arashiyama, Hozukyo Gorge cycling route*Self-Guided
The forest ride along the river is exhilarating, and you can see the Sagano trolley train and the Hozugawa river rafting.
(Half day) Kyoto Kyomi Pass, Kumogahata cycling route*Self-Guided
The route is much easier than the Hanase Pass and takes you through the tranquil town of Kumogahata.
(1 day) Kyoto to Lake Biwa cycling route*Self-Guided
Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan, is located in Shiga Prefecture.
(Half day) Kyoto Fushimi inari Shrine cycling route*Self-Guided
The cycling route inside Inariyama is not obvious to tourists, so it is best to take a guided tour or park at the nearby bicycle parking lot and walk.
(Half day) Kyoto Kurama Temple, Ohara Sanzen-in Temple cycling route*Self-Guided
Enjoy cool mountain cycling, a sport loved by local cyclists.
Bikes rental and tours
Cycling tours
Kyoto to Tango peninsula (240km) - The Origin of Japan cycling tour (Hidden gem) - / 4 Nights 5 Days *Private Tour
￥320,000 for 1 person(Reservations possible for 2 or more people.) ※￥420,000 for only one person.
We will cycle from Kyoto City to the Tango Peninsula, located in the northernmost part of Kyoto Prefecture and home to one of Japan's most recommended and dynamic coastlines.
Large bike
Large electric bicycles for people over 180cm tall
￥7,500
Rental bicycles in Japan are very small, but we have large, high-end electric bicycles.
Cycling tours
Kyoto - Nara, Wazuka and Uji Tea fields E-Bike Private Tour (Hidden gem)
￥28,000 for 1 person(Reservations possible for 2 or more people.)
This cycling tour takes you along the ancient roads connecting the ancient capitals of Kyoto and Nara, and through the tea fields of Uji and Wazuka.
Cycle trip
Self-Guided Kyoto Cycling Tour / Bicycle trip
The digital map guides you through the back roads used by local cyclists in Kyoto, quiet routes through hidden spots, and safe routes suitable for children.
Arashiyama, Saga and HozukyoCycling tours
Kyoto Arashiyama & Kinkakuji Quiet Trail E-Bike Private Tour (Hidden gem) *Pick up from/to Hotel
￥15,000 for 1 person(Reservations possible for 2 or more people.) ※25,000 yen for only one person.
Explore the ancient aristocratic resorts and the imperial sacred sites
Arashiyama, Saga and HozukyoE-Bike City
1 day Bike rental/MERIDA ePASSPORT (Step through) *Larger sizes also available
￥7,500
It is an easy type to get on and off
Arashiyama, Saga and HozukyoE-MTB
Cycle trip
Summer Cycle Trip in "Kyoto by the Sea" (Beach in Kyoto)
If you want to relax in midsummer in Kyoto, we recommend Kyoto by the sea. Using the hotel as your base, you can enjoy leisurely cycling through the good old countryside of Kyoto.
Arashiyama, Saga and HozukyoE-MTB
1 day Bike rental/KONA EL KAHUNA(E-MTB) *Larger sizes also available
￥7,500
Long rides on rough roads
Arashiyama, Saga and HozukyoE-Bike Road
1 day Bike rental/GIANT ESCAPE R E+ (Range: 100km~) *Larger sizes(185～200cm) also available
￥7,500
Long rides to gravel rides
Cycling tours
The most beautiful coastline in Japan E-Bike tour with Support car transportation from Kyoto (Hidden gem) / 1 Night 2 Days *Private Tour
￥80,000〜 for 1 person(Reservations possible for 2 or more people.)
The ultimate cycling tour in Kyoto by the sea.
Cycling tours
Activities in Kyoto at Sunset,Night. Riding an E-Bike through Higashiyama at Sunset,Night when it's not crowded *Private Tour
￥15000 for 1 person(Reservations possible for 2 or more people.)
Transport
Hotel Pick-up & Bike Shuttle from Kyoto
￥12,000
We drive through the hot, busy city streets and go mountain riding.
Cycling tours
Kyoto Arashiyama Ancient Trail E-Bike & Support Car Adventure (Hidden gem) *Private Tour
Explore the imperial sacred sites and Cycling through dynamic nature.
E-Bike Road
Cycling attractions
Arashiyama, Saga and Hozukyo
Arashiyama
This is a noble area with the tombs of the imperial family and related facilities.
Arashiyama, Saga and Hozukyo
Hozu Gorge
A place deep in Arashiyama where you can become one with nature
Arashiyama, Saga and Hozukyo
Rokucho Pass
It's a steep slope, but a sports electric bicycle can easily overcome the uphill climb.
Arashiyama, Saga and Hozukyo
Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple
A temple lined with Jizo statues dedicated to the souls of countless children
Arashiyama, Saga and Hozukyo
Togetsukyo Bridge
This bridge is a symbol of Arashiyama, and the spectacular view of Arashiyama that can be seen from it is popular.
Arashiyama, Saga and Hozukyo
Hirosawa Pond and Emperor Saga’s Mausoleum
A hidden spot in Arashiyama where you can experience the bamboo forest and vast fields up close
Arashiyama, Saga and Hozukyo
Atago Shrine First Torii Gate
First Torii Gate to enter the sacred Mount Atago area
Arashiyama, Saga and Hozukyo
Saga Toriimoto Traditional Buildings Preservation District
Experience the atmosphere of good old Kyoto in a district where old buildings have been carefully preserved.
Higashiyama
Around Higashiyama
This is an area where the most famous spots such as Kiyomizu-Temple, Sannenzaka, Yasaka Shrine, and Gion are concentrated and tourists gather.
Higashiyama
Yasaka Shrine
Gion Festival, one of Kyoto's three major festivals, is a festival held at Yasaka Shrine.
Kinkakuji and Kinugasa
Kinkakuji
This is an area where you can enjoy a stroll through the golden temple and the large garden.
Kamigamo
Kamigamo shrine is representative of Japanese Shinto and has a different atmosphere from Buddhist temples.
Hanase
Kurama & Kifune
Kurama Temple is the head temple of a special Buddhist sect and has a unique atmosphere unlike other temples.
Nijo and Imperial Palace
Nijo Castle
This area is home to Nijo Castle and Kyoto Imperial Palace, and was the political center of Kyoto.
Nijo and Imperial Palace
Sanjokai shopping street
Located just south of Nijo Castle, this shopping street lets you experience the daily life of ordinary Kyoto residents.
Mt.Hiei Area
Mt.Hiei is the largest sanctuary of Japanese Buddhism, which has survived until modern times semi-independently from the government.
