A 2-Day, Full-Sensory Cycling Course through the Great Outdoors with Glittering Views of the Sea of Japan

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Written by GOOD LUCK TRIP

Get in gear for a scenic, cycling adventure around the city of Itoigawa in Niigata Prefecture, a destination hugged by ocean and mountain landscapes, set against the Sea of Japan. Your trip will span two days, zipping across the well-maintained Kubiki Cycling Road and the Toyama Bay Coastal Cycling Course. For those looking for unforgettably dynamic mountain views, there's even a “mountainside route” that tracks down from Shinano Omachi Station with plenty of rich mountain views. Let's embark on a scenic cycling journey where you can feel the nature of the Sea of Japan at your fingertips!

How to get to the starting point?

The best way to get to the starting point of the Kubiki Cycling Road is from Naoetsu Station in Joetsu City, Niigata Prefecture. You can get there by taking a Hokuriku Shinkansen Station from Tokyo Station to Joetsumyoko Station before transferring to the Myoko Haneuma Line, for a total of about 2 hours. Access to your final destination is relatively easily. For those who prefer the mountain route, head to JR Shinano-Omachi Station in Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture. From Shinjuku Station, take the JR Chuo Main Line Limited Express Azusa to start a pleasant 3-hour journey by train. Along the way you’ll find gorgeous mountain landscapes as you make your way to the start of the cycling route. As an added perk, you can even put your bike in a designated Rinko bike bag and bring it along with you on any train you ride. If you choose to do so, make sure to disassemble it so that the total length, width, and height does not exceed 250cm or disturb other passengers.

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Cycling Course Day 1

Plan-A: Head to the starting point of the Kubiki Cycling Road overlooking the sea

The starting point is Naoetsu Station, which once flourished as a port town. The surrounding area is lined with traditional shops and restaurants, not to mention a number of local destinations to enjoy like shrines and temples scattered around. Get on your bike and briskly pass through the town, before proceeding west on Prefectural Road 468, where a majestic view of the Sea of Japan waits to greet you. Continue with the sea to your side until you reach the point that intersects National Route 8, the starting point (Joetsu side) of the Kubiki Cycling Road, one of the cycling courses we will challenge this time.
Don’t forget, the "Hotel Kunitomi Annex" introduced below also accepts luggage so you can send your luggage ahead of you from airports or stations with delivery services (don't forget to write down the date of stay and your name). Set off on this challenge with as little luggage as possible.

Starting from Naoetsu Station. The station building is designed with the motif of the luxurious passenger ship "Asuka".
Starting from Naoetsu Station. The station building is designed with the motif of the luxurious passenger ship "Asuka".
Near the starting point (Joetsu side) of the Kubiki Cycling Road, you can cycle close to the sea.
Near the starting point (Joetsu side) of the Kubiki Cycling Road, you can cycle close to the sea.

Cycling briskly along the track where steam locomotives once ran

The Kubiki Cycling Road stretches approximately 32 km from Joetsu City to Itoigawa City in Niigata Prefecture. This route along the sea offers stunning views of the Sea of Japan. On clear days, you can even see Sado Island and the Noto Peninsula. The path also follows the old track of the Hokuriku Main Line, where steam locomotives used to run, and features remnants such as brick tunnels scattered here and there, making it popular among railway enthusiasts. With well-placed signs and blue lines (indicating bicycle lanes), you can cycle safely and without getting lost.

Cycling while reminiscing about the old steam locomotives. Pictured: Nagahama Tunnel
Cycling while reminiscing about the old steam locomotives. Pictured: Nagahama Tunnel
The foundations of brick bridges and other remnants of the track can be found throughout the course. In the distance, active railways run.
The foundations of brick bridges and other remnants of the track can be found throughout the course. In the distance, active railways run.
There are several points on the course that will bring you to road crossings, but the blue lines ensure that you can proceed with confidence and without getting lost.
There are several points on the course that will bring you to road crossings, but the blue lines ensure that you can proceed with confidence and without getting lost.

Rest spot with a fantastic view from a small hill

There are various rest spots along this seaside route that hugs the road. Among them, the view from the small hill at "Tanihama Park" is breathtaking! It's located up a hill after turning left at the foundation of a brick bridge, so it requires a little extra energy, but the unobstructed view is more than a rewarding sight. The park has a wide area with playground equipment and a barbecue area, as well as well-maintained walking paths, making it a perfect place to stop off and relax if you have time.

Take in the views out over the sea from atop the park hill, an all new view unlike what you’ll find on the cycling road.
Take in the views out over the sea from atop the park hill, an all new view unlike what you’ll find on the cycling road.

There are plenty of other rest spots along the Kubiki Cycling Road

There are many places to stop off and rest along the Kubiki Cycling Road, including benches, restrooms, and rest areas.
Near Arimagawa Fishing Port, there is the Arimagawa Fisherina Rest Building, where you can feel the welcome of a warm, wooden interior inside. The sea-facing side has large windows, allowing you to observe a snapshot of the fishing port. Although the route doesn't have many ups and downs, it's a long ride, so it's important to take regular breaks.

Arimagawa Fisherina Rest Building, available for free
Arimagawa Fisherina Rest Building, available for free
There are even spots along the Cycling Road where you can see a waterfall from a bench.
There are even spots along the Cycling Road where you can see a waterfall from a bench.

Heading to Michi-no-Eki Umiterasu Nadachi, where local specialties are available

As you continue your journey with frequent breaks, you will start to see houses when you reach the Nadachi area. From here, you are close to "Michi-no-Eki Umiterasu Nadachi"! You can go out to Route 8 and cross at the traffic lights, but there is also an underpass, so make sure to use it.

Michi-no-Eki also functions as a cycling station, providing cycle stands, air pumps, and tools. The restaurant offers set meals and seafood bowls using fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan and local vegetables. The market, which features local fish directly delivered from Nadachi Fishing Port, also has drinks and processed goods, making it perfect for an energy recharge. Among them, the "Ready-to-Eat Grilled Phantom Fish," which allows you to eat the phantom fish, a specialty of Itoigawa and Joetsu, as is, is a popular bite among cyclists.

It's best to use the underpass as Route 8 has heavy traffic
It's best to use the underpass as Route 8 has heavy traffic
No need to worry if you don't have a stand, as there is a cycle stand available
No need to worry if you don't have a stand, as there is a cycle stand available
The souvenir corner of the Shokusai Sengyo Market, where local specialties from Itoigawa and Joetsu are lined up
The souvenir corner of the Shokusai Sengyo Market, where local specialties from Itoigawa and Joetsu are lined up

Details

Name in Japanese
道の駅 うみてらす名立
Postal code
949-1602
Address
4280-1 Nadachi Omachi, Joetsu City, Niigata
Telephone
025-531-6300
Closed
Every 2nd Wednesday (except August, and occasionally for maintenance)
Hours
The Shokusai Sengyo Market is open from 9:00am to 6:00pm
Access
1) 10-minute walk from "Nadachi" station on the Echigo Tokimeki Railway Nihonkai Hisui Line
2) 3 minutes by car from Nadachi Tanihama IC on the Hokuriku Expressway
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)

Exploring the streets of Tsutsuishi fishing village

Tsutsuishi, which lies approximately halfway along the Kubiki Cycling Road, is a historic town with a unique atmosphere, characterized by its traditional boat houses. Due to the limited land between the sea and the mountains, the town consists of narrow alleys lined with two to three-story wooden houses, making it a rare kind of village in Japan. True to its fishing village heritage, you can also find homes with sinks for processing fish. As the area is still inhabited, please push your bike and stroll quietly through the town.

As you follow the path between Honkoji Temple and Mizushima Isobe Shrine toward the sea, you'll find yourself immersed in a townscape that feels like stepping back in time.
As you follow the path between Honkoji Temple and Mizushima Isobe Shrine toward the sea, you'll find yourself immersed in a townscape that feels like stepping back in time.
The fishing village of Tsutsuishi is lined with two to three-story wooden houses, creating a unique and charming atmosphere.
The fishing village of Tsutsuishi is lined with two to three-story wooden houses, creating a unique and charming atmosphere.

Savor Crabs at Michi-no-Eki Marine Dream Nou

About 6 km along the sea from Tsutsuishi, just when you start to feel tired, you'll come across "Michi-no-Eki Marine Dream Nou". This facility supports cyclists as a cycle station, while also houses dining and souvenir shops.
Another unique feature is the "Crab Alley" lined with crabs caught at Nou Fishing Port. As one of the largest red snow crab direct sales outlets on the Sea of Japan side, you can purchase red snow crabs, known for their soft texture and sweetness. Next to Crab Alley is the Crab Museum, where tables and hand washing facilities are always available, so you can savor the crabs you purchased right there.

The Koshiyama-maru, which served as a training ship, is now only available for external viewing.
The Koshiyama-maru, which served as a training ship, is now only available for external viewing.
Crab Alley is packed with superbly fresh red snow crabs.
Crab Alley is packed with superbly fresh red snow crabs.
The Fresh Fish Center offers a variety of fresh fish from the Sea of Japan. It's enjoyable just to look at them.
The Fresh Fish Center offers a variety of fresh fish from the Sea of Japan. It's enjoyable just to look at them.
At the information desk, they offer tool rentals and air pump services.
At the information desk, they offer tool rentals and air pump services.

Details

Name in Japanese
道の駅 マリンドリーム能生
Postal Code
949-1351
Address
3596-2 Nokodomari, Itoigawa City, Niigata
Telephone
025-566-3456
Closed
Open every day
Hours
9:00am - 5:00pm
*Kaniya Yokocho is closed from January to February.
Access
1) A 5-minute drive from the Nou station on the Echigo Tokimeki Railway's Nihonkai Hisui Line.
2) A 5-minute drive from the Nou Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway.
Official Website
Official Website (English)

Don't Forget to Stop by Benten Rock

Near the "Michi-no-Eki Marine Dream Nou", make sure to stop by Benten Rock, a symbolic feature of the Nosei coastline. It's believed to have been formed by an eruption of a seafloor volcano in the Fossa Magna, and the island is also home to Itsukushima Shrine, the guardian deity of the sea.

You are free to explore the island, so take a walk and enjoy the surroundings.
You are free to explore the island, so take a walk and enjoy the surroundings.

Enjoy the Sunset at Jade Coast, Where Gems Lie Hidden

After rejuvenating yourself with some delicious crab, it's time for the final leg of the first day. Around Uramoto Station, crossing National Route 8, you’ll find a path with an up-close view of the Sea of Japan. Once you reach this point, you're almost there. As you pedal your bike, taking in the beautiful scenery and the scent of the tide, you'll arrive at the starting point (from the Itoigawa side) of the Kubiki Cycling Road.
After a quick stop in bliss, it’s time to set off again towards the Jade Coast. The jade from the Kotakigawa Jade Gorge in Itoigawa, a jade-producing region, is washed up on the coast, and if you're lucky, you might be able to find some. Above all, the sunset seen from here is extraordinary. It's the perfect spot to wrap up the first day.

From the vicinity of Uramoto Station, you can cycle right next to the sea
From the vicinity of Uramoto Station, you can cycle right next to the sea
We've finished the Kubiki Cycling Road. From here, it's about a 15-minute ride to the Jade Coast
We've finished the Kubiki Cycling Road. From here, it's about a 15-minute ride to the Jade Coast
As if to reward you for your accomplishment, a sunset from the Jade Coast will welcome you.
As if to reward you for your accomplishment, a sunset from the Jade Coast will welcome you.

Plan-B: For Those Who Enjoy Dynamic Mountain Scenery, Start from Shinano-Omachi Station!

Start from Shinano-Omachi Station, surrounded by mountains

If you want to enjoy the mountain scenery, head to Omachi City, which is also famous as the entrance on the Nagano side of the Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route.
Once you get off at JR Shinano-Omachi, start cycling towards your first destination, "Nishina Three Lakes". First, head north on Prefectural Road 474, Prefectural Road 31, and National Route 148. About 15 minutes into your bike ride, you'll start to see fewer shops and houses, and you'll be able to enjoy a sprawling view of the mountainous region known as the Northern Alps of Japan on your left.
In spring, remnants of snow can still be seen, and in summer, the view is lush with greenery. Enjoy this dynamic scenery as you cycle along.

The central station of Omachi City in Nagano Prefecture. Its tasteful look and feel sets it apart.
The central station of Omachi City in Nagano Prefecture. Its tasteful look and feel sets it apart.
The Northern Alps, a chain of mountains stretching approximately 100km north to south.
The Northern Alps, a chain of mountains stretching approximately 100km north to south.

Heading to Nishina Three Lakes, Reflecting the Northern Alps Mountains

While enjoying the view of the Northern Alps, make your way to the first destination, "Nishina Three Lakes". It consists of three lakes: Kizaki Lake, Nakatsuna Lake, and Aoki Lake, connected by the Nogu River.
The first to appear is Kizaki Lake. This lake is popular for water activities, and the reflection of the mountains on the lake surface is captivating. Next, cycle along the lakeside of Nakatsuna Lake, which is in full bloom with Ooyama sakura in spring, and Aoki Lake, the deepest lake in Nagano Prefecture.

Kizaki Lake has shallow waters and relatively high water temperatures. Many people also camp by the lakeside
Kizaki Lake has shallow waters and relatively high water temperatures. Many people also camp by the lakeside
Nakatsuna Lake, the smallest of the Nishina Three Lakes, is also famous for its Crucian carp fishing
Nakatsuna Lake, the smallest of the Nishina Three Lakes, is also famous for its Crucian carp fishing
Aoki Lake, the third largest in Nagano Prefecture
Aoki Lake, the third largest in Nagano Prefecture

Consider Stopping by Oyomi Wetland

Next, head to Oyomi Wetland, which is located on the south side of the head of Hime River. From here, leave your bicycle behind and enjoy a short hiking break. You can stroll along the paved loop trail in about 20 minutes. Various wetland plants inhabit the area, and from May to September, a variety of flowers bloom. Please consider stopping by for a breather from cycling.

The landscape with withered trees spread out in early spring is also mystical. If you want to see the different plant life, you’ll want to visit after May.
The landscape with withered trees spread out in early spring is also mystical. If you want to see the different plant life, you’ll want to visit after May.

Enjoy the Stunning Scenery of Hakuba Throughout the Four Seasons

The route from Oyomi Wetland continues on a gentle downhill slope. This course, which descends towards Itoigawa City in Niigata Prefecture, can be relatively easy to cycle, but as it runs along a prefectural road with heavy traffic, careful cycling is a must. The road continues along the JR railway line, so the areas around major stations are lined with eateries. In particular, the area around Hakuba Station is perfect for strolling, with restaurants serving Nagano's specialty soba, and famous outdoor shops.
After exploring the area around Hakuba Station, head to "Oide Park," about 5 minutes from the station. Here, you can enjoy a stunning view of the Northern Alps, including Mt. Yarigatake, Mt. Shakushidake, and Mt. Hakuba, over a suspension bridge and the clear stream of the Hime River. The winter snowscape, and the contrast of the remaining snow on the mountains with the cherry blossoms in spring, provide a beautiful respite from your cycling exertion.

Exploring the area around Hakuba Station. There are eateries, free bike parking, and rest spots.
Exploring the area around Hakuba Station. There are eateries, free bike parking, and rest spots.
"Oide Park" with the clear stream of the Hime River is very close to Hakuba Station.
"Oide Park" with the clear stream of the Hime River is very close to Hakuba Station.
The view from the viewing terrace of "Oide Park". Many tourists gather to enjoy this scenery.
The view from the viewing terrace of "Oide Park". Many tourists gather to enjoy this scenery.

Cycling Up Mountain Roads Towards the Grand Panorama of the Northern Alps

The next destination is "Chobo no Sato" (Scenic Village), where you can enjoy a breathtaking view from an altitude of about 1,000m. Descend along National Route 148 and cross Miyamoto Bridge, located past Minami-Otari Station, to enter the mountain road. Here you’ll find the one and only uphill road on an otherwise predominantly downhill course. With more downhill roads to follow, use your full power to take on this mountain road. After about 5km uphill, you will find the sign for "Chobo no Sato". From there, a panoramic view of the mountain range stretching from south to north unfolds, making you forget all the fatigue you've endured so far.

Cycle exhilaratingly with the Northern Alps in the background. Although the road is mostly downhill, be careful not to go too fast.
Cycle exhilaratingly with the Northern Alps in the background. Although the road is mostly downhill, be careful not to go too fast.
To get to "Chobo no Sato", you have to climb a winding mountain road with an elevation difference of about 400m.
To get to "Chobo no Sato", you have to climb a winding mountain road with an elevation difference of about 400m.
Your reward for reaching the top of the mountain road is the grand panorama of the Northern Alps awaiting you.
Your reward for reaching the top of the mountain road is the grand panorama of the Northern Alps awaiting you.

Stay at a Hotel in Itoigawa City

After unforgettable view of the Northern Alps from "Chobo no Sato" into your memory, it's time to head towards your accommodation. After descending from "Chobo no Sato" and returning to National Route 148, you'll encounter an increasing number of tunnels. When cars are passing through continuously, dismount and use the pedestrian walkway on one side for safety as you make your way down. Don't forget to take regular breaks as there are roadside stations along the way. After about an hour and a half of cycling, you'll come across a huge rock called Hakama Iwa. Once you reach this point, it's just a short distance to Itoigawa. Enjoy the rural scenery as you head towards your accommodation.

Please be aware that there are long tunnels from around JR Nakatsuchi Station.
Please be aware that there are long tunnels from around JR Nakatsuchi Station.
When you see the massive Hakama Iwa, you're not far from the city center of Itoigawa.
When you see the massive Hakama Iwa, you're not far from the city center of Itoigawa.

Hotel Kunitomi Annex offers a bicycle storage service

The "Hotel Kunitomi Annex", located near JR Himekawa, offers a bicycle storage service (limited availability) in their backyard, which is a relief. The hotel provides a relaxing atmosphere with rooms overlooking the clear stream of Himekawa, and is known for its dinners and breakfasts featuring fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan and locally sourced mountain delicacies.
Moreover, the Itoigawa hot spring, which gushes out from 1,000 meters underground, is a high-quality sodium-calcium-chloride salt spring, and is said to be effective for fatigue recovery. Soothe your tired body after cycling and prepare for the second day.

Arriving at Hotel Kunitomi Annex, located along the Himekawa River
Arriving at Hotel Kunitomi Annex, located along the Himekawa River
Both Japanese-style and Western-style rooms are available. The photo shows the Deluxe Twin room on the top floor.
Both Japanese-style and Western-style rooms are available. The photo shows the Deluxe Twin room on the top floor.
Refresh your body and mind with the mineral-rich hot spring water.
Refresh your body and mind with the mineral-rich hot spring water.

Cycling Course Day 2

Cycle Along the Sea, Heading Towards Toyama

On the morning of the second day, cycle from your hotel in Itoigawa City towards Toyama. This route runs along National Route 8, which is frequented by large trucks, so be careful as you pedal.
Along the way, there are a number of points of interest, including well-maintained parks and squares. You can cycle along the sea at the Aomizu Seaside Park, stop for a break at the Oyashirazu Pier Park roadside station, which has restaurants, souvenir shops, and a jade museum, and enjoy the view of the cliff-lined coast from Oyashirazu and Koshirazu.

You can cycle right by the sea at Omi Seaside Park.
You can cycle right by the sea at Omi Seaside Park.
Take a break at the Oyashirazu Pier Park roadside station located under an overpass.
Take a break at the Oyashirazu Pier Park roadside station located under an overpass.
Enjoy the view from Oyashirazu and Koshirazu. You can look back on the route you've pedaled while enjoying the breathtaking scenery.
Enjoy the view from Oyashirazu and Koshirazu. You can look back on the route you've pedaled while enjoying the breathtaking scenery.

Arrival at the Starting Point of the Toyama Bay Cycling Course in Asahi Town

Continue west on National Route 8, and you'll enter Asahi Town in Toyama Prefecture when you cross the Sakai River. From here, the Toyama Bay Cycling Course starts, which runs from Asahi Town to Himi City, a total distance of about 102 km. For this trip, you will leave the course around Iwase, almost halfway, and head for the final destination, Toyama Station.

Take a commemorative photo in front of the monument at the starting point of the cycling course in Asahi Town.
Take a commemorative photo in front of the monument at the starting point of the cycling course in Asahi Town.

Experiencing the Melody of Spring in Asahi Town, Toyama Prefecture

Following the developed path of the Toyama Bay Cycling Course along the sea, the next destination is the "Spring Quartet" of Asahi Funakawa. This name refers to a scene where four elements - the snow-capped mountains of the Northern Alps, the cherry blossom trees along the Funakawa River, colorful tulips, and yellow blossoming rapeseed flowers - come together to create a symphony of spring. This spectacular sight, which can only be seen for a short period in spring, attracts tourists from all over the country.
The sight of 280 Somei Yoshino cherry trees blooming on both sides of Funakawa is like a tunnel of cherry blossoms. Let's park the bike and take a leisurely stroll.

The road surrounded by the sea and pine trees near the seaside park campground in Asahi Town. Once you get here, you're just a little bit away from the "Spring Quartet" of Asahi Funakawa.
The road surrounded by the sea and pine trees near the seaside park campground in Asahi Town. Once you get here, you're just a little bit away from the "Spring Quartet" of Asahi Funakawa.
The timing when all the elements of the snow-capped mountains, cherry blossoms, tulips, and rapeseed flowers are in place is short, so it's important to check in advance.
The timing when all the elements of the snow-capped mountains, cherry blossoms, tulips, and rapeseed flowers are in place is short, so it's important to check in advance.

Cycling Along the Coast to the Final Destination: Toyama Station

After taking in the spectacular view, get back on the cycling course and restart your cycling journey. Spanning over Iwase town, Kurobe city, Uozu city, Namerikawa city, and Toyama city, you can enjoy pedaling briskly while gazing at the stunning sea, the mountains of the Northern Alps, and pastoral landscapes at times.

There are plenty of fun spots along the way, including roadside stations that also serve as cycling stations, amusement parks, museums, and seaside parks. Adjust your time allocation and stop by the places that catch your interest, fully enjoying your cycling journey in Toyama!

At Sakana no Eki Ikuji, the stop where fresh fish and processed products from Kurobe are lined up, you’ll find another rest and cycle station.
At Sakana no Eki Ikuji, the stop where fresh fish and processed products from Kurobe are lined up, you’ll find another rest and cycle station.
At Umi no Eki Shinkirou, there's a huge monument made of white Mikage stone created by Hiroshi Ohnari, a sculptor active both domestically and internationally!
At Umi no Eki Shinkirou, there's a huge monument made of white Mikage stone created by Hiroshi Ohnari, a sculptor active both domestically and internationally!
Enjoy a brisk cycling ride next to Namerikawa Seaside Park. There's a rest area on a small hill.
Enjoy a brisk cycling ride next to Namerikawa Seaside Park. There's a rest area on a small hill.
Once you reach Iwase Canal Hall, you're just a short distance away from the goal.
Once you reach Iwase Canal Hall, you're just a short distance away from the goal.

Toyama Station Offers a Variety of Gourmet and Local Specialties

Head south from Iwase Canal Hall to Toyama Station. The original Toyama Bay Coastal Cycling Course continues along Prefectural Road No. 1, but let's proceed south on Prefectural Road No. 30. Enter the road diagonally to the right at Chiyoda Town intersection and go straight along Chiyoda Canal Park Line to reach Toyama Station, your goal.

Inside the station, there are restaurants where you can enjoy Toyama's cuisine, including stores offering crabs caught in Toyama Bay and specialty stores for Himi beef. There's also a marche that sells Toyama's staple souvenirs and local products, so immerse yourself in a sense of accomplishment while enjoying the charm of Toyama.

The final stop of this trip is JR Toyama Station. Using the Hokuriku Shinkansen, you can return to Tokyo Station in about 2 hours and 10 minutes.
The final stop of this trip is JR Toyama Station. Using the Hokuriku Shinkansen, you can return to Tokyo Station in about 2 hours and 10 minutes.

Summary

How was your cycling trip, hugged on both sides by breathtaking views of mountains and sea? Over the course of two days, you can experience the grandeur of the Sea of Japan and enjoy the dynamic combination of great peaks and ocean. Both routes are relatively easy to navigate with few uphill paths, accompanied by nature at all times. Moreover, it's a cyclist-friendly course with numerous spots for rest. In addition to the stunning views, there's plenty to enjoy, including the fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan, mountain delicacies, temples and shrines, and museums.

If you're worried about the physical demands of cycling for two days straight, there are also shops that rent bicycles. Here we recommend picking a rental bicycle shop in your desired destination and taking it for a leisurely local bike ride.

Be sure to check out the rental bicycle shops!

Itoigawa City

Name in Japanese
CYCLE & BIKE 伊藤商会
Postal Code
941-0061
Address
1-1-26 Omachi, Itoigawa City, Niigata
Telephone
025-552-0239
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)

Joetsu City

Name in Japanese
高田世界館
Postal Code
943-0832
Address
6-4-21 Honcho, Joetsu City, Niigata
Telephone
025-520-7626
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)
Name in Japanese
サイクルショップイワシマ
Postal Code
942-0001
Address
6-4-21 Chuo, Joetsu City, Niigata
Telephone
025-543-2317
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)