Kanagawa Prefecture
神奈川県
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Yokohama City and Minato Mirai District: Yokohama City is rich in tourist attractions, and the Minato Mirai District includes the Landmark Tower, Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, and the Ferris wheel.
Kamakura and the Great Buddha: Kamakura is a historic city with Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine and the Great Buddha of Kamakura. The Daibutsu is especially famous and has an impressive presence.
Shonan Coast and Surfing: The Shonan area of Kanagawa Prefecture is known for its beautiful coastline and surfing.
Hakone Hot Springs and Lake Ashinoko: Hakone is famous for its hot springs, beautiful nature, and views of Lake Ashinoko. The Hakone Open-Air Museum is also popular.
Enoshima Island and Lighthouse: Enoshima is a small island with a lighthouse and tourist attractions. Visitors can enjoy the seascape while strolling around the island.
Kawasaki City and the Tama River Fireworks Festival: Kawasaki City is known for the Tama River Fireworks Festival. In summer, visitors can enjoy a powerful fireworks show.
Yokosuka and Navy Curry: Yokosuka is a port town with a long naval history and is famous for its Navy curry. Visitors can enjoy delicious curry while gazing at the sea.
West Region Cycling Map②
西地域サイクリングマップ②
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West Region Cycling Map②
(100km)
This is a course for cyclists in good health that starts at Tahara Station and heads for the 1,011-meter-high Hakone Daikanzan Mountain. The elevation rises quickly as you pass through Ashigara and enter the Hakone area, and you can enjoy a pleasant ride along a pleasant route with almost no traffic signals.
The downhill from Mt. Daikan to Manazuru has an elevation gain of approximately 1,000 meters, so be sure to bring warm clothing. Be careful not to drive too fast!
West Region Cycling Map①
西地域サイクリングマップ①
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West Region Cycling Map①
(80km)
The Yamakita/Nakai Route, which starts at Odawara Station near Odawara Castle and runs through gently hilly terrain, is also attractive during the cherry blossom season when cherry blossoms can be seen in many places.
Although the maximum elevation on the route is less than 250 meters, there are a surprisingly large number of ascents and descents, making it a challenging ride even for intermediate-level riders.
Around Miura Peninsula
三浦半島一周
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Around Miura Peninsula
(80km)
The route starts at Verny Park in front of JR Yokosuka Station and returns to Yokosuka via Kannonzaki Lighthouse, Jogashima Bridge, Sukanagosso, Tateishi Park, and JR Zushi Station. Since the route is basically along the coast, it is a popular course for beginners as well, as it offers a great view of Mount Fuji, the Izu Peninsula, and Izu Oshima over the ocean on a clear day.
Misakiguchi to Kamakura Course
三崎口から鎌倉
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Misakiguchi to Kamakura Course
(45km)
The route starts from Misakiguchi Station on the Keihin Kyuko Railway Kurihama Line and heads north along the coast on the west side of the peninsula. First, we will head for the beach of San'nohama, which is a popular spot for tourists. Drive between the wide ocean and fields to Soleil Hill. Beyond that, there is a milestone in Arasaki Park, so look for it. After enjoying delicious soft-serve ice cream at Sekiguchi Ranch, take a stroll along Tenjinjima Beach. The goal is reached at Kamakura Station.
South 1 round
南部1周
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South 1 round
(28km)
We recommend a route that circles the southern part of the Miura Peninsula from Misakiguchi Station on the Keihin Kyuko Railway Kurihama Line. Renting an electric bicycle in front of the station is even more reassuring! At first, the route runs through the interior, but the fields spreading out on both sides give you a wide field of vision. After crossing the Jōgashima Ohashi Bridge and enjoying Jōgashima, take the bicycle directly to Misaki Port on a boat. After eating tuna and visiting a shrine, if you have time, you may want to visit Aburatsubo Marine Park before returning.
Yokohama - Sankeien Course
横浜～三渓園コース
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Yokohama - Sankeien Course
(21km)
Yokohama, an exotic port city, has a variety of faces, including not only exotic cultures but also traditional Japanese gardens, remnants of the Showa period, and futuristic areas.
Promenade Pottering Course
ポタリングコース
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Promenade Pottering Course
(15km)
The sea breeze is very pleasant, and there are many restrooms and rest stops, so beginners can enjoy cycling without worries.
The course is also suitable for art lovers, as there are art galleries and museums.
VISIT KAMAKURA
鎌倉紹介
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VISIT KAMAKURA information