イーチャリティ那覇国際通り本店
Experience Japanese countryside by bicycle! This bicycle tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the quieter, picturesque landscapes beyond the bustling cities, taking you deep into rural Japan’s charming temples, tranquil rice fields, and lush mountain valleys. The tour is designed for all levels of cyclists, offering both leisurely paths and some more challenging routes through the undulating hills and picturesque valleys. You’ll experience a variety of landscapes, from rolling hills and scenic rivers to quiet mountain roads that lead to spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Along the way, make stops to savor local specialties at traditional inns and farmers' markets, where fresh produce and homemade delights await.
Options
The Highlight
- Electric bicycles will be provided. You can easily ride up hills and cover long distances effortlessly.
- Experienced guides will lead you through hidden paths and unknown histories unique to cycling.
The Experience
*Some guides can speak German, Dutch, Bangladeshi, Hindu, and Urdu. If you have a language preference, please contact us before making a reservation.
− Meeting time − 8:00, 13:00
− Target age − 10 to 99 years old Those who can ride a bicycle Children under 10 years old can participate if you are at least 140cm tall and be able to ride a bicycle. (But the same fee as an adult occurs for it)
<Schedule> ◎Jinno-ji (Bishamonten) – Nestled in serene nature, Jinno-ji is home to Bishamonten, the guardian of warriors and bringer of prosperity. A visit here promises spiritual strength and good fortune.◎Yosen-ji (Hotei-son) – Known for its connection to Hotei, the god of happiness and contentment, Yosen-ji offers a peaceful retreat where visitors can seek joy and fulfillment in life.
◎Zaho-ji (Daikokuten) – A temple of wealth and prosperity, Zaho-ji enshrines Daikokuten, the deity of good fortune and commerce. It’s a must-visit for those seeking success and abundance.
◎Kinko-ji (Benzaiten) – A sacred site dedicated to Benzaiten, the goddess of wisdom, music, and arts. Kinko-ji invites visitors to find inspiration and creativity in its tranquil surroundings.
◎Koun-ji (Ebisu) – Koun-ji honors Ebisu, the god of prosperity and fishermen’s patron. The temple’s calming atmosphere makes it an ideal place to pray for good luck and fruitful endeavors.
◎Gokuraku-ji (Juroujin) – Symbolizing longevity and wisdom, Gokuraku-ji houses Juroujin, the god of long life. Visitors come here to seek health, harmony, and inner peace.
◎Toko-ji (Fukurokuju) – Representing happiness, wealth, and longevity, Toko-ji is dedicated to Fukurokuju. A visit here is a step toward a prosperous and fulfilling life.
◎Kiri cafe (mist cafe) Tucked away in the countryside, this café is housed in a beautifully restored traditional Japanese home. With its wooden beams, tatami floors, and sliding shoji screens, the space exudes a warm, nostalgic charm. The café’s intimate setting, overlooking lush gardens, provides a peaceful escape from the outside world. Whether enjoying a quiet cup of tea or savoring a sweet treat, this charming café invites you to experience the tranquil beauty of rural Japan while savoring a taste of its cultural heritage.
Guide Services
Languages Spoken by Guides
- English
- Japanese
Price Details
How to Use
- Voucher will be sent via email. Please show your e-voucher at designated location.
Purchase Notice
・Please bring clothing appropriate for the season, such as a jacket. ・Please bring your own drinks. ・Children under the age of 10 will be charged a fee if they use a bicycle. Please contact our staff. ・If it is determined that the tour cannot be held due to weather, etc., we will notify you the day before the tour.
Important Booking Information
We will send you an email before the scheduled tour date. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellation made at least 2 day(s) before departure date, Fully refundable (100% refund)
- Cancel during 0 ~ 1 day(s) of departure, Non-refundable (0% refund)