After hotel pickup in the Narita City area, riders proceed to the bike rental venue where breakfast is served, followed by contract signing, a full briefing, and packing. Once on the road, the journey begins with a smooth departure from the city before arriving at the Ushiku Big Buddha, an impressive landmark that sets the tone for the cultural side of the ride. The route continues to the towering Otirii Great Gate of Akagi, marking the entrance to the mountainous interior. From here, riders climb toward the Takane Observation Deck, where expansive views reward the ascent. The ride flows onward to Lake Haruna, offering calm lakeside scenery and enjoyable curves, before continuing through the scenic gorge of Agatsumakyo. The day concludes with arrival at Manza Hotel Juraku, where dinner is included and riders can relax after a full and rewarding first day.

After breakfast, the ride heads deeper into the mountains, reaching Japan’s highest national road at 2,172 metres. This high-altitude stretch delivers crisp air, sweeping views, and a true sense of adventure. The route then transitions into a remote forest road linking Route 502 to Route 405, where narrow pavement, dense woodland, and minimal traffic create a deeply immersive riding experience. A stop at the Mt. Naeba View Point offers panoramic scenery before descending toward Tsunan Town. The journey continues to the striking Kiyotsu Gorge Tunnel, blending dramatic natural scenery with modern design. The day finishes along the flowing curves of the Uonuma Skyline, a favourite local riding road, before arriving in Minamiuonnuma for an overnight stay at Ryuuki, with dinner included.

Following breakfast, the ride begins through Yuzawa Town before joining National Route 401, a quieter road that showcases rural landscapes and relaxed riding conditions. The route passes through Katashina Village and continues along National Route 120, where mountain scenery and gentle elevation changes keep the ride engaging, also know as the Irohazaka Widing Road, where it features 48 hairpinturns. Cultural highlights appear in the afternoon with a visit to Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura (admission not included), offering a glimpse into Japan’s Edo-period heritage . The day concludes in Kinugawakoen, where riders check in at Kinugawa Kanko Hotel. Dinner is included, allowing time to rest and recharge after another full riding day.

After breakfast, the ride follows the Nichien Momiji Line, a scenic mountain road known for its flowing curves and forested surroundings. A stop at the Fujimidai Observation Deck provides elevated views across the region before continuing toward Aizu Tajima and the historic Aramachi area. The route leads to Ouchi-Juku, one of Japan’s best-preserved post towns, offering a step back in time with its traditional architecture. Riders then visit Aizu Bukeyashiki before continuing toward the open waters of Lake Inawashiro. Passing through Nishigo Village, the day ends in the Nasu area with an overnight stay at Fourtreat+Nasukogen. Dinner is included, and coin laundry facilities are available at the hotel.

After breakfast, the final riding day begins with a visit to the Motegi MotoGP Race Track, a must-see destination for motorsport enthusiasts and a fitting highlight for a motorcycle tour. The route then continues toward Kasumigaura Bay, offering open views and relaxed cruising before passing through Tamatsukuri. The journey concludes with the return to the Narita bike rental venue, where motorcycles are returned. Transfers follow to the Narita-area hotel, marking the end of a journey defined by high-altitude roads, remote forest riding, cultural heritage, and memorable mountain scenery.