Top Tokyo Mountain Bike Tours

Get an intimate look at Tokyo during this bike tour. Discover the city’s hidden paths and top landmarks, cycling beneath the skyscrapers of Shinjuku to a local shrine and exploring neighborhoods like Ginza and Roppongi Hills. Pass landmarks like Meiji Jingu Shrine, Yoyogi Park, and the Imperial Palace before ending at the top of the 48-story Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. A guide, bike, and helmet are included.

Explore Tokyo by electric bike on this guided adventure. Choose your ideal ride time—morning and afternoon—then hit the streets with a local cyclist and check out spots like Tokyo Station, Akihabara, Asakusa, Imperial Palace, and Ryogoku. Discover the city’s history, architecture, subcultures, and off-the-beaten spots on a fun ride around Japan’s capital city.

Explore parts of Tokyo missed by most visitors and see the city like a local: On two wheels. This small-group cycling tour takes you on an adventure through twisting back streets and riverside bike paths away from the tourist crowds. Along the way you'll stop for included snacks and a Japanese-style lunch.

Bus tours can quickly transport you to top sights, but to really get a feel for Tokyo join this small-group bicycle tour. Soak up the atmosphere while pedaling at an easy pace through the back streets of the city between such historical attractions as temples and the Imperial Palace. Includes lunch at the famed Tsukiji Fish Market.

Tokyo Bicycle Tour is a great way to see various neighborhoods in Tokyo in a compact amount of time. We'll ride to along rivers, go into city centers, stop at the Meiji Shrine and walk down Takeshita-dori street in Harajuku for a crepe. It's a lot more fun and you see a lot more on a bike than riding crammed subways and trains. Ride size is usually 6 people are less - but if you are a big group, there are enough bikes for 15+.

Tokyo is at its most atmospheric after dark and a bike tour is a fun way to experience its dazzling illuminations. On this tour, travel even further on an electric bike and stop along the way to enjoy the views, take photos, and snack on local foods. Admire the glittering city skyline along Harumi Wharf, see landmarks like Kachidokibashi Bridge and Tokyo Station, and explore the Ginza and Tsukiji districts.

Take a leisurely bike ride through the top sights of Tokyo’s Shitamachi district on this small-group bike tour. Pedal your way to Fukagawa-fudo Temple and Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine, two of the area’s most interesting religious sites. Then scout for wrestlers outside Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, the city’s main sumo venue, and visit the placid confines of Kiyosumi, a traditional garden. Finish your cycling at the sky-high Tokyo Skytree, one of Tokyo’s newest landmarks. This small-group cycle tour, limited to just 10 riders, also includes a helmet, guide, entrance at Kiyosumi Garden, and beverages.

Evening is a great time to tour Tokyo by bike because the streets are less crowded, and the air is cooler. Check out the Tokyo Skytree, Sensoji Temple, the Nihonbashi neighborhood, and more. This e-bike tour is an easy way to cover a lot of ground, as these bikes are so easy to pedal. You don't need to be super athletic to enjoy riding e-bikes.

Cycling on the sea side road feeling comfortable sea breeze and seeing the vast scenery of the Pacific Ocean and surfing culture. On the tour we visit “Tsurigasaki beach” the venue of Olympic games for surfing and holy place of the festival, the fishing port, the private beach, the scenic point “Tsutsugaura”. The course is around 20 km.

Tour the scenic area around Tokyo’s island neighborhood of Odaiba by bike, stopping to explore the world-famous Tsukiji Market on foot, during this small-group, 6-hour cycle trip. Spend your day discovering this fascinating district, home Tokyo’s biggest fish market in addition to the well-known Odaiba Marine Park, the scenic Rainbow Bridge and DiverCity Tokyo Plaza. Finish your excursion with a relaxing cruise on Tokyo Bay. This small-group bike tour, limited to just 10 participants, also includes a helmet, a guide, beverages and a cruise ticket. Please note: the Tsukiji Market will be moving to a new location early next year. Participants during this time may be visiting the Toyosu Fish Market instead.

The guided bike tour visiting the major tourist sites in Tokyo. We run 8 different routes and this is one of them suitable for the people who come to Tokyo for the first time and who is in good shape (as there are a few hills on the tour route).

Cover more ground than possible on foot and visit places inaccessible to tour buses on this guided cycling tour around eastern Tokyo. Cycling in a small group, see such landmarks as the Tokyo Sky Tree and pedal through neighborhoods including Ueno, Asakusa, and Akihabara, making stops at shrines, temples, and traditional shopping streets. En route, stop for an included traditional Japanese lunch and snack.

This Akihabara e-bike tour helps you cover more ground than a walking tour, and introduces you to the exciting world of Anime. Visit a district in Tokyo that’s known for its anime games, manga comics, maid cafes, and electronics shops. A guide teaches you about Japanese Otaku culture as you explore, and you’ll also visit beautiful nature sightseeing spots too, such as parks and shrines.

Bicycle tours are a travel style that allows you to maintain your social distance. Take a bike tour to avoid the crowds and see the sights! Stay active and get some exercise while visiting Tokyo on this biking tour Cover 20 kilometers (12 miles) of Tokyo with a professional cyclist guide Your guide leads you down the busy city’s hidden alleys and side streets Bike and helmet rental are included for your convenience and safety Pedal past some of Tokyo's top landmarks during this bike tour Visit many neighborhoods in just 3-hour, while getting to explore outdoors I take you to places you couldn’t reach by public transport.

We will enjoy the local area of Tokyo. On this cycling tour, we could visit the places where we could not visit and see by public transportation. Not only we could enjoy local areas and know people's life, but we could also enjoy nature for example small streams, parks, and temples. You may feel like local people when you are doing this cycling tour.

Tokyo Bike Tour is a guided tour visiting the major tourist spots in Tokyo by bicycle. The bicycle is the ideal transportation method to move around central Tokyo when sightseeing. The riding pace will let you discover the finer details of Tokyo's scenery, and experience many things that you would not see if you were moving around by train or car. Our tour is small group and guide will pay attention to your pace and support your safety.

Start your exploration of Japan’s Tohoku region on the right foot (and the right pedal) during this cycling trip in Matsushima including a one-way train bullet train ride from Tokyo. Slow things down after fast-paced Tokyo as you visit Kanrantei Tea House to watch a traditional tea ceremony and make stops at several historic temples. Finish the day with a sightseeing cruise on Matsushima Bay.

Cycle the backstreets of West Tokyo on an exquisitely handcrafted Japanese classic road bike. Pedal the urban sprawl, tranquil residential pockets and picturesque riverside bike paths away from the tourist hotspots. No sightseeing stops on this 20 km+ Tokyo bike tour, you'll be experiencing the entire ‘show’ from the comfort of your saddle.

Cherry blossom season is a magical time to visit Tokyo, but getting between the parks where the trees are blooming can be tiring and time-consuming. This guided e-bike tour lets you conserve energy while zipping around the city—with plenty of breaks to sit under the flowering trees.

While crossing the cycling road on a cross bike, we will visit the Edo period cityscape Sawara and Katori Jingu, which is famous as a power spot. The Tonegawa Cycling Road is flat, so even people without confidence in their physical strength can easily run. Lunch is Sahara or Itako. We have Japanese and Western dishes, so please choose freely. We will pick you up at your hotel in Inzai city, Narita city. You can also pick up at Narita Airport Terminal 1.2. Please let us know your arrival flight in advance. Since it is a private tour with a minimum of 2 people and a maximum of 4 people, we will flexibly guide you according to the weather and your physical strength. You can also use the Itako Cycling Road on the opposite bank of the Tone River. In that case, you will increase your mileage by 20 km and run 60 km.

Skip the dreary tourist bus tours and instead hop on a bike to explore Tokyo! Japan’s capital possesses many faces, ranging from the futuristic to the nostalgic, from the modern to the trendy, and many more personalities in between. Heaps of interesting sights are waiting to be discovered by you, however due to the enormous size of the city, attempting to reach all of Tokyo’s best spots on foot would result in a gruelling marathon and although bus tours offers a bit more practicality, you miss out on the finer details, smells, and sounds that can only be experienced on the ground close up. Tokyo is a safe city to cycle around with easy terrain, however please note that we provide electric bikes that will allow you to blast through any tricky sections. A comfortable pace is maintained throughout the day, stopping at various point of interest where you can catch key tidbits of information from your guide and capture the moment with your camera.

At the beginning of departure, there are two people, and it departs every week. (We will contact you separately if the number of people does not reach first.) It is a one-day tour for sightseeing around Asakusa. It is a guided plan by Japanese, but it is also possible to respond in Korean, English, Chinese, and Vietnamese. Sometimes we tour with several foreigners. Of course, if you come with your family, you can arrange a tour with your family. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. *The schedule and time may change depending on the season. Meeting place: Hotel lobby within 23 wards of Tokyo There is a support car. 1.Edo-Tokyo Museum (2 hours) I went around the museum, and I saw a history story by a guide who knows a lot about Japanese history. 2.Lunch (1 hour) Ednoren We have the following menu. If you apply in advance, you can make a reservation. Monjayaki (pan-fried batter with various ingredients) and okonomiyaki Seafood dishes Chanko and seasonal dishes Sushi Chicken and Gamecock Tempura Fukagawa Meshi Japanese soba noodles 3.Travel by electric bicycle to Ueno Park (30 minutes) 4.Ueno Park Walk (1 hour) We take a walk in a big park called Ueno Park. There are various historical places, including Kaneiji, so that we will talk about a brief history of them. 5.Travel by electric bicycle to Asakusa (15 minutes) 6.Senso-Ji Temple Tour (30 minutes to 1 hour) We go around the shopping street, starting from Kaminarimon and go around to the shrine. 7.Travel by electric bicycle to Sky Tree (10 minutes) (Optional plan) *It is a tour that you use an electric bicycle (company ownership) and travel by bike. *If you are tired of riding a bike, you can load your bicycle and luggage in a support car. *The basic plan is up to number 6, but we will take you to number 7 if you wish. Please make sure to check it. - We will contact you in case of bad weather. - Please bring your voucher. - Tour participants must be at least 11 years old (People who can ride bicycles). - Bicycle users must be 135 cm tall, 190 cm tall, and weigh up to 100 kg. - Please purchase overseas traveler's insurance just in case. - Bicycle insurance is also available. Please let us know if you need it. -Please bring comfortable clothes and backpacks.

This is a virtual cycling tour riding through Tokyo via ZOOM. We will teach you how to rent a bike, tips while travelling, and what you can see in Tokyo. This tour takes you to the historic food market area, Tsukiji. The biggest food market has moved to Toyosu, but Tsukiji area is still fascinating. ＊Minimum participant：6 pax

Far from the center of Tokyo and its famous monuments, this itinerary will make you discover the city in a more human dimension. The small roads, which are closed to cars, as well as the river banks, allow you to walk in a calm and relaxing atmosphere. The numerous parks, their fauna, and flora will make you discover islands of nature very appreciated by the Tokyoites in the heart of one of the largest cities in the world, without forgetting some astonishing buildings, generally forgotten by the traditional guides.