Plan & book your trip to Japan.
Look up any ski area, bike route, onsen or town from Aomori to Kagoshima and see how the train gets you there with a board or a bike. Give the planner your dates and it lays out each day, from the first lift to the last soak, with what to book along the way.
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- 06Ibaraki and Tsukuba1 route
- 07Kanto and Boso2 routes
- 08Izu and Fuji3 routes
- 09Gifu and Hida8 mountains
- 10Hokuriku and Noto2 mountains · 1 route
- 11Nagoya and Ise2 routes
- 12Shiga and Lake Biwa1 route
- 13Kansai4 mountains · 1 route
- 14Setouchi2 routes
- 15San'in and Tottori4 mountains · 1 route
- 16Shikoku1 route
- 17Kyushu3 routes
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Guide · 5 min read
Can you do the Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage by bike?
Yes. The temples' association lets pilgrims choose how they travel and in what order, and riders follow the roads round about 1,400 km of island. Arrive at each temple as a pilgrim: bow at the gate, worship before the stamp and leave the camera away while people pray.
Guide · 10 min read
Can you go in an onsen in Japan with a tattoo?
Some of Japan's baths take tattoos, some want them under a cover sticker, and most publish no rule at all. Here is the routine at the taps and in the tub, the baths that say yes, and the ones that say no.
Guide · 7 min read
Can you take a bike on the Shinkansen?
Every Shinkansen takes a bike packed as rinko, wheels off and fully bagged, up to 250 cm and 30 kg. West of Tokyo you should book the seat with the space behind it, and north of Tokyo there is nothing to book.
































































