Your first riding day begins with some of Japan’s most scenic roads. Enjoy the breathtaking Ashinoko Skyline, perfectly positioned with Lake Ashi to the east and Mount Fuji rising to the west. Along the way, we will visit Oshino Hakkai in the Fuji Five Lakes region, where crystal-clear spring water—filtered over decades through volcanic layers from Mount Fuji—creates a truly serene landscape.
Throughout the ride, you will be accompanied by views of Mount Fuji, Japan’s iconic symbol. The day concludes in Hakone, where you can unwind in soothing hot spring waters.

The day will start with a Ropeway tour of the Owakudani Valley, born from a 3000 years ago eruption of Mount Hakone, being astonished by its sulforous vapors and the massive structure of the volcanic rocks. We will then return on our motorcycles to reach the Izu peninsula and its bright green wasabi fields, to have an authentic wasabi picling experience. You will then live the riding experience of your life on the Kawazu Loop Bridge, considered one of the most spectacular bridges in the world. The day will end the astonishing area of Nishi-Izu, into an authentic seaside resorts, where you will live the magic experience of having a hot spring bath while enjoying the view of the sea.  If the schedule allows, you may even arrive just in time to witness a stunning sunset over the sea.

The day will start with the Nishi-Izu Skyline, one of the most popular riding roads in Japan. The next stop will be the Numazu port to have some delicious seafood for lunch before heading toward Nagano, partially utilizing the expressway for a smooth transfer. A break is planned near Asagiri Kogen, a renowned dairy region where you can enjoy local sweets and soft-serve ice cream made from fresh milk. Tonight’s destination, Nagano Prefecture, is internationally known as the host of the 1998 Winter Olympic Games.

The day begins with sightseeing in Matsumoto City, including a visit to Matsumoto Castle—one of Japan’s most beautiful original castles, built in the 16th century and nicknamed the “Crow Castle” for its striking black exterior.
The city itself offers charming retro streets, perfect for a leisurely stroll. We then ride through the mountainous regions of Nagano and Gunma toward Kusatsu, enjoying scenic routes such as the Onioshidashi Highway and Asama Sunline, both offering spectacular views around Mount Asama.
Our destination is Kusatsu Onsen, one of Japan’s three most famous hot spring resorts. Its abundant waters, sourced from Mount Kusatsu-Shirane, are said to cure all ailments—except love.

This day is a rest day. You are free to enjoy sightseeing around the Kusatsu area at your own pace, or—if you prefer—you may join the attendant for an optional ride. Please feel free to spend the day however you like.

Note: Any riding activities on this day may change depending on weather and road conditions.

Today features dynamic mountain riding, including the famous Irohazaka Road, known for its challenging series of hairpin curves.
We continue through scenic areas such as Mount Akagi, where you can take in the natural beauty of the region. Entering the Nikko area, you will encounter mystical forests and stunning landscapes. Visit Lake Chuzenji and the magnificent Kegon Falls—one of Japan’s three most famous waterfalls, with a dramatic 97-meter drop.
After immersing yourself in nature, we head to Kinugawa Onsen, where you will stay in a traditional Japanese ryokan and enjoy refined hospitality and cuisine.

The day begins with a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage site Nikko Toshogu Shrine, the final resting place of Tokugawa Ieyasu. Its lavish decorations make it a masterpiece of Japanese architecture. Next, we visit Twin Ring Motegi, a legendary destination for motorsport enthusiasts. Opened in 1997, the circuit features both an oval and a road course.
The site also includes Honda’s Collection Hall, showcasing rare vintage motorcycles, historic race machines, and an impressive legacy of engineering excellence.

Enjoy sweeping views of the Kanto Plain as you ride the Mt. Tsukuba Ropeway and take in the majestic scenery of one of Japan’s most beloved peaks. On clear days, the summit offers a breathtaking panorama that stretches all the way to Mt. Fuji. The descent features gentle, flowing curves and open visibility—an enjoyable and refreshing route that showcases the charm of riding around Mt. Tsukuba. Afterward, we visit the SHOEI Gallery Helmet Park, newly opened in 2026. This modern facility immerses you in SHOEI’s craftsmanship, with exhibits of their latest helmet models, safety technologies, and design philosophy. A café inside the gallery provides the perfect spot to relax over lunch while exploring the world of SHOEI. The roads surrounding Mt.  On the return route, we’ll stop by local roadside stations and small regional spots, enjoying a relaxed ride back to Odaiba.

Please check out of the hotel and begin your journey home; safe travels, and we look forward to seeing you on our next tour!