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Location: Cape Sata, Satamagome, Minamiosumi, Kimotsuki District, Kagoshima 893-2604, Japan

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Table of Contents

• 前置 • Table of Contents   • Introduction • Exploring Tokyo   • Day 1 Tokyo to Fujiyoshida • Day 2 Fujiyoshida to Fujimi • Day 3 Fujimi to Nojiri • Day 4 Nojiri to Minokamo • Day 5 Minokamo to Maibara • Day 6 Maibara to Kyoto • Two Off Days in Kyoto • Day 7 Kyoto to Nara • Day 8 Nara to Koyasan • Day 9 Koyasan (Honshu) to Anan (Shikoku) • Day 10 Anan to Meotoiwa • Day 11 Meotoiwa to Kochi • Day 12 Kochi to Nakatosa • Day 13 Nakatosa to Ohki Beach • Day 14 Ohki Beach to Ainan • Day 15 Ainan to Shimonada • Day 16 Shimonada to Imabari • Day 17 Imabari to Kami-kamagari Island • Day 18 Kami-kamagari Island to Matsuyama • Day 19 Kitakyushu (Kyushu) to Kunisaki • Day 20 Kunisaki to Yufu • Day 21 Yufu to Minamiaso • Day 22 Minamiaso to Kumamoto • Day 23 Kumamoto to Takachiho • Day 24 Takachiho to Hyuga • Day 25 Hyuga to Nichinan • Day 26 Nichinan to Kushima • Day 27 Kushima to Nejime • Day 28 Nejime roundtrip to Cape Sata • Epilogue • Stats • Gear Review • Other Tour Logs ⥢ prev ...
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Other Tour Logs

  • Unicycle NYC Bridge Tour • Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail Unicycle Tour • St. Petersburg Bridge Tour  • Rusty Crank Coast 2 Coast Bicycle Tour • RC Trans Northern Tier Bicycle Tour • To the Bottom of the World • COVID CROSS • Southern Tier Part 1 • Southern Tier Part 2 • Southern Tier Part 3 • Western Express 2021 • TransMexico • TransMexico 2 • The Great Divide (NOBO) • Silk Road Mountain Race • Baja Divide • Chainwheel Diaries Interview ⥢ prev   -home-   next ⥤
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Introduction

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Japan has been on my wishlist for a long time. Unfortunately the best months to go are in the spring or fall which conflict with my teaching schedule. The summer is brutally hot and humid, and the winters are cold. My aim was to do a length of Japan tour from the bottom to the top, and I wanted to have basic language skills before embarking. It occurred to me that I could do the bottom half this June and the top half in 2025. June, hopefully wouldn't be too hot, although it is the rainy season. I took a Japanese class this spring, and gave it my all. I researched dozens of routes, most of which were shared by other cyclists on a Japanese cycling group on Facebook. I will be cycling on three islands; Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. I will pass through five regions; Kanto, Chubu, Kansai, Shikoku, Kyushu. I'll leave Tokyo on the ancient Nakasendo route through the mountains to Kyoto. From there I'll head south to Wakayama, where I'll take a ferry to Shikoku. There's a pil...
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