Toyama Bay Cycling
富山湾岸サイクリング36°50′ N 137°24′ ECyclingMay 30, 2027
Toyama Bay Cycling suits riders who want a supported spring day on the National Cycle Route with local food at every aid station, and its trade-off is an entry window that closes as soon as the places fill.
Toyama Bay Cycling uses the Toyama Bay Cycling Route, which follows 102 km of shore from Himi to Asahi and became a National Cycle Route in May 2021. The 2026 edition, the twelfth, started and finished at Ariso Dome in Uozu on 19 April with four courses from about 35 km to 180 km. Aid stations along the bay served spring food from each town.
Entry for 2026 opened on 10 January and closed on 8 March or when full. The 180 km and 120 km courses shared 1,000 places, and the 80 km course took 400. Fees ran from ¥7,000 for the Enjoy course to ¥13,000 for the 180 km. The organisers have set the 2027 ride for Sunday 30 May, starting in Toyama city.
Worth knowing
- Watch the site from January; 2026 entries opened on 10 January and closed when the places ran out.
Quick answers about Toyama Bay Cyclingよくある質問
When is Toyama Bay Cycling?
Toyama Bay Cycling takes place a spring Sunday with four courses along Toyama Bay and aid stations serving local food. The next dates we have are May 30, 2027, announced.
What are the opening hours of Toyama Bay Cycling?
Toyama Bay Cycling is open in 2026 the 180 km course started at 6:15 and the final finish cut-off was 17:30.
How much does Toyama Bay Cycling cost?
Prices at Toyama Bay Cycling start at ¥7,000 per person (2026), about CAD 63 or USD 44 (October 2026 rates).
How long are the Toyama Bay Cycling courses?
Toyama Bay Cycling publishes 3 courses: 180 km course at 180 km, 120 km course at 120 km, 80 km course at 80 km, by the organiser's figures.