Kyoto was the capital of Japan from the 9th to the 19th century, and many historical highways were designed to connect to it. You can enjoy various long rides from Kyoto to Lake Biwa (Omi Road), the Sea of Japan (Sanin Road), Nara (Yamato Kaido Road), and even Tokyo (Nakasendo Road, Tokaido Road).
Experience Japan’s nature to the fullest with a high-performance road bike.
Kyoto eBikes西院店
Our hidden shop in Saiin (Nishioji Gojo) boasts the best selection in Kansai. Our manager, born and raised in Kyoto, will kindly assist you.
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Our shop in Kyoto !
This is Kyoto's main tourist area.
Kyoto's most beautiful area, where nature and culture are in harmony.
A mountainous area north of Kyoto, popular for its riverside restaurants in summer.
A tea town with many tea shops. The tea fields are also beautiful.
Japan's largest lake, with a 200km cycling road around its entire circumference.
We have three partner shops in our hometown, the Tango Peninsula. Be sure to rent an E-Bike here too!
Japan's first capital, even older than Kyoto, famous for its mystical deer.
An area where old Japanese farm villages, characterized by thatched-roof houses, are well-preserved.
An area facing the Sea of Japan, boasting Japan's most beautiful coastline.
A representative hot spring town on the Sea of Japan side, boasting 1500 years of history. It's fun to stroll around in a yukata.
A relay town on the San'in Road connecting Kyoto and the Sea of Japan, with a large castle town remaining. Old ancient roads are also well-preserved, making for enjoyable cycling.
This is Japan's most beloved ancient highway, connecting Kyoto and Tokyo for 1200 years. There are 69 post towns along the 600km route.
It would take about 10 days to travel by E-Bike.
