Japan's Most Beautiful Cycling Path | Shimanami Kaido

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The Shimanami Kaido is arguably Japan's most famous cycling path that goes all the way from Onomichi, Hiroshima in Honshu island (Japan's main island) all the way down to Imabari, Ehime in Shikoku island. The route is 76 km long and passes through 6 islands and 6 bridges.
Come join us as we venture on not only the longest bike ride in our life, but come see if we're able to complete this journey in 1 exhausting day.
More information about the route: shimanami-cycle.or.jp/cycling...
Rental bikes: shimanami-cycle.or.jp/rental/
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:38 Ferry to 1st Island
01:24 Route start
04:30 Halfway point
05:29 LAST SPURT!
Gear:
* Sony a6400
* Tamron 17-70 f/2.8
* GoPro Hero 8
* DJI Mini 2
* Rode Wireless Go 2
* Ride VideoMic Go 2
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@didibryan 2 года назад

Are you proud of DIdi for completing the ride? Let her know your support by liking the video or commenting below!

@annwu3784 2 года назад

It is amazing Didi can make the 76 km bike trip in one day. So proud of you all.

@didibryan 2 года назад

Thank you! She did amazing!

@jennylau7916 2 года назад

Didi is so strong and healthy now!!👍🔥❤️

@didibryan 2 года назад

Yes she is!! 💪💪

@shannonlucas4 Год назад

Some breathtaking bridge shots! Looking forward to following this same path of Shimanami Kaido to Matsuyama in a few months :)

@didibryan Год назад

Good luck! It's a long, but beautiful ride haha

@kimberlyagcongay4601 2 месяца назад

Hi! it was a nice ride! amazing and great video as well :) I am planning to do the Shimanami Kaido on the 1st week of April, I have a question, is there a transportation going back to Onimichi after finishing the 70km?

@didibryan 2 месяца назад

There is a bus that you can take back and I believe if you want to go back to Onomichi you may need to transfer to another bus. I don't know the times, but you can try looking online for the latest timetable.

@DinhSiTeehee Год назад

Great video! This really helped with our planning and gauging at how long it takes to complete the route. Thanks!

@didibryan Год назад

You're welcome! I'm sure everyone else will ride faster than us though haha

@sbrforest9112 Год назад

I have a question. Is there a bus ride back to ominichi? I booked 2 nights there

@didibryan Год назад

Yes there is public transportation but I believe you may need to transfer once in the middle

@sbrforest9112 Год назад

@@didibryan So my plan is to cycle as far as i can. Return the bike in one of the islands and take a boat ride back. You think its possible?

@didibryan Год назад

@@sbrforest9112 Are you just planning a day trip? It's definitely possible, but just a couple things to keep in mind: * there are multiple cycle shops you can return the bikes at, but they may not all be near one of the ferry ports * depending on how far you go, there may also not be a direct ferry back * the boat times are also not that frequent There's a map on this site for some more information: www.japan-guide.com/e/e3478.html Some other options to consider: * Take the ferry back with your bike and return the bike back at the start. * Stay overnight in one of the islands in the middle of the ride

@sammallick2727 11 месяцев назад

Are the E-bikes any good?

@didibryan 11 месяцев назад

We didn't rent e bikes, but if they're like the standard e bikes in Japan, they're solid. We just had a concern since the route was so long that if the battery ran out, the e bikes would become really heavy.