IZU SAMURAI HISTORY ROUTE

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The Izu Peninsula saw the birth and end of samurai culture. Here the samurai caste first sought to replae the ruling aristcrats in Kyoto.
The first samurai-led govemment, influenced the Japanese history and culture.
This is a short tour, but recommended for anyone wishing to learn about the magnificent history of Jpan.

Activity Highlights

Running along one of Japan’s most beautiful rivers

Visit to an UNESCO World Heritage

Visit to a typical samurai house that has remained intact over the centuries

Visit to a famous temple full of history and mystery

Route

Start: Kona Cycle Izunagaoka or Shuzenji Cycle Base

Goal: Kona Cycle Izunagaoka or Shuzenji Cycle Base

Distances: 28km

Elevation gain: 400m

Type: Flat Road

Approx. duration: 4h

LEVEL 1: BEGINNER

Point of Interest

KANO RIVER

Spectacular cycle road famous for view and for its cherry blossoms in spring

NIRAYAMA REVERBETORY FURNACE

UNESCO World heritage, a well preserved iron smelting facility on the Izu Peninsula

EGAWA HISTORICAL RESIDENCE

The Egawa Residence is the perfectly preserved historical home of a samurai-governor of Izu

GANJO JUIN TEMPLE

Buddhist temple founded in 1189 AD by the first shogun of Japan. Famous for its Buddha statues

RENTAL FEES

Rental timePrice
Short Ride 4h¥3600
Daytime (8am-18pm)¥5000
Additional hour¥1100
Additional day¥4000

SCHEDULE

 Daily, upon request.

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