Ultimate Japan One-Way Guided Tour
Signature roads & cultural icons -Departure from Tokyo-

Departing from Odaiba, we ride through scenery that gradually shifts from the urban center to the suburbs. Our first stop is the SHOEI Museum, where you can explore Japan’s world‑class helmet technology.
We then head to the Fruit Line, a pleasant riding route that winds through orchards with gentle curves and open views. After a short break in Kasama, a region famous for chestnuts and known for its relaxed local atmosphere, we continue toward Mobility Resort Motegi, home to the Motegi Circuit.

In the morning, we visit the Honda Collection Hall inside Mobility Resort Motegi. Here, you can experience the history of Honda motorcycles—from the company’s earliest models to the latest racing machines—through real, preserved exhibits.
Next, we head to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Nikko Toshogu Shrine, where you can appreciate Japan’s traditional architecture and ornate craftsmanship.
In the afternoon, we ride over Konsei Pass, where the elevation increases and the curves become more enjoyable. After a dynamic mountain route, we arrive at Kusatsu Onsen, one of Japan’s most famous hot spring towns. Take a stroll around the iconic Yubatake or relax in the healing hot springs—your first onsen stay of the tour.

Departing from Kusatsu, we ride along the Tsumagoi Panorama Line, known for its vast cabbage fields and refreshing highland scenery—an ideal route for pure riding enjoyment.
We then visit the Daio Wasabi Farm, where you can taste fresh Japanese wasabi grown in crystal‑clear spring water. Continuing through Nagano, we arrive at Narai-juku, a beautifully preserved post town from the Edo period. After exploring its photogenic streets, we head into the mountains toward Takayama, where we stay for the night.

This day offers a balanced mix of riding and cultural experiences. We leave Takayama and ride to Gujo Hachiman, a town known for its pristine water. Here, you can try making Japanese food replicas, a fun and unique craft often seen in restaurant displays.
After lunch in the Kamagataki area, we enjoy a relaxing break in nature before riding along the Nagara River toward Nagoya. We stop at the Seki Sword Museum, where you can watch an impressive iaido sword‑cutting demonstration and learn about traditional Japanese craftsmanship. We end the day with an overnight stay in Mie Prefecture.

Leaving Mie, we ride the Suzuka Skyline, a slightly technical mountain route with continuous curves and elevation changes—perfect for riders who enjoy a bit of adventure. Next, we visit Iga Ueno Castle, famous for having one of the tallest stone walls in Japan.  In Iga City, the birthplace of the legendary ninjas from feudal times. We’ll explore a genuine Ninja house, complete with hidden tricks and traps, and visit a museum showcasing their history and artifacts. At the adjacent Iga Ninja Museum, you can enjoy an authentic ninja performance.
We then head to Nara Park to meet the friendly deer (please be gentle with them), followed by a visit to the iconic Great Buddha of Todaiji Temple. The day concludes with an overnight stay in the ancient capital, Kyoto.

On this day, we will take a break from riding and enjoy sightseeing in Kyoto. This will be a free day for sightseeing, so if you prefer to explore on your own, feel free to do so. With your attendant, you can visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Nishiki Market, and other cultural highlights, experiencing Japan’s history and food culture on foot.  Let’s explore these must-see spots in Kyoto together. (Transportation will primarily be by train and taxi.)

Leaving Tottori, we ride through the dynamic terrain of the Chugoku Mountains. At Kagikake Pass Viewpoint, enjoy a spectacular view of Mount Daisen. We then pass through Mizuki Shigeru Road, themed after the works of one of Japan’s most famous manga artists, offering a playful look at Japanese pop culture.
Crossing the Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge, we visit Yushien Garden for sightseeing and lunch. In the afternoon, enjoy a matcha tea experience in either Matsue, known for traditional sweets, or Izumo, a region rich in mythology. Overnight stay in Shimane.

We ride along the open coastal roads of the Sea of Japan. Our first stop is the striking white Hinomisaki Lighthouse, followed by Inasa Beach, a site deeply connected to Japanese mythology. We then visit Izumo Taisha, one of Japan’s most important shrines, famous as the nation’s strongest “enmusubi” (good‑fortune and relationship) shrine.
Afterward, we continue west with breaks at roadside stations and stay overnight in Hiroshima, facing the Seto Inland Sea.

Today is dedicated to learning about Hiroshima’s history and culture. We take a ferry to Miyajima and explore the World Heritage Site Itsukushima Shrine, known for its iconic floating torii gate.
Participants may also enjoy free time for independent sightseeing.

Departing Hiroshima, we ride into the mountains, passing through beautiful terraced rice fields—a quintessential Japanese rural landscape. Crossing the Chugoku Mountains, we visit the mystical Motonosumi Shrine, where red torii gates line the path toward the sea.
We then ride across the stunning Tsunoshima Bridge, famous for its emerald‑green waters and sweeping views. A loop around Tsunoshima Island offers a refreshing and open coastal ride.

Leaving Yamaguchi, we cross the Kanmon Strait into Kyushu, experiencing a dramatic shift in atmosphere. We enjoy a seafood lunch in Karatsu, known for its fresh squid, then visit the vivid red Yutoku Inari Shrine.
Afterward, we stop at a shopping area lined with Arita porcelain shops before heading to Nagasaki for the night.

We begin the day at the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum to learn about the city’s history.
Then we ride up the mountain roads of Unzen, enjoying the view from the Nita Pass Second Observatory.
Depending on weather conditions, we plan to take a ferry from Ariake to Tairano, enjoying a peaceful sea breeze before arriving in Kumamoto for the night.

Today features some of Kyushu’s best riding. We start with the Green Road Minami Aso (Kenny Road), followed by the panoramic views of Aso’s caldera from Daikanbo.
We then ride the smooth and scenic Milk Road, enjoy a local Akaushi beef lunch, and stop for photos at Choja-baru. A visit to the quirky Iwashita Collection offers a look at rare and unique motorcycles. We end the day in Beppu, surrounded by steam from its many hot springs.

On the final riding day, we visit the Kuju “Yume” Suspension Bridge, one of Japan’s largest pedestrian suspension bridges. We then ride the Shikisai Road, known for its changing scenery, and enjoy lunch at a roadside station before heading toward Fukuoka, Kyushu’s largest city.
After returning the rental motorcycles, we conclude the journey with a farewell dinner.

Please check out of the hotel and begin your journey home; safe travels, and we look forward to seeing you on our next tour! 
*If you go back to Tokyo from Fukuoka, it takes approximately 5 hours by bullet train or approximately 2 hours by plane.