Top Fukuoka Mountain Bike Tours

A Cat Lover’s Day Out – Ainoshima Island from Fukuoka Did you know Japan has several “cat islands”? If you're in Kyushu, Ainoshima is just a short trip from Fukuoka and perfect for a relaxing and heartwarming adventure. Join this guided afternoon tour to Ainoshima, known worldwide as "Cat Island" and featured by CNN as one of the Top 6 Cat Spots in the World. Home to around 150–200 friendly cats, Ainoshima is a peaceful island where humans and felines live side by side. Your English-speaking guide will share insights into the island’s history, culture, and the special relationship between the cats and local residents. Enjoy a gentle walk or use the included 2-hour rental bicycle to explore scenic spots like the Ainoshima Tumuli (ancient stone burial mounds), Hanagurise rock formation, and historic shrines. You’ll also have time to relax at a cozy café and take in the island's coastal charm before returning to Fukuoka.

Explore the stunning coastline of Itoshima on a scenic cycling tour that blends the beauty of nature with cultural experiences. This 30km ride will take you along picturesque beaches perfect for surfing and quiet roads ideal for cycling. Visit a mysterious and ancient shrine , savor some delicious Jamaican BBQ lunch on the beach, and tour a traditional soy sauce factory to see time-honored brewing methods in action. Whether you choose the challenging route or a flatter course, this journey promises a delightful mix of adventure and relaxation in one of Fukuoka’s hidden gems. - Cycle along Itoshima’s beautiful coast and quiet roads - Visit Sakurai Shrine for a peaceful cultural experience - Enjoy lunch featuring Jamaican BBQ on the beach - Tour a traditional soy sauce factory with natural brewing techniques

Hakata and Fukuoka: A Bicycle Tour of Two Towns Fukuoka consists of two towns with different histories. Hakata, on the other hand, flourished as Japan's oldest international port and was a center of trade and diplomacy that was the departure point for Japanese envoys to Sui and Tang China in ancient times. On the other side of Fukuoka is the castle and its castle town built by Kuroda Nagamasa, a warlord of the Sengoku period, with his father Josui, across the Naka River. On this tour, you and your Guide will visit two different cultural areas, a merchant town and a castle town, while experiencing the genesis and history of the city of Fukuoka. Also, one of the attractions of biking is that you can ride along paths and rivers that are not accessible by car, or you can stop by spots known only to locals.This tour offers a deeper and more realistic experience of Fukuoka, allowing you to explore a wider area more efficiently than walking, and experiencing the city’s air and seasonal scents through your five senses. 【Plan Features】 Price includes: Bicycle rental, insurance, drinks and snacks. For: 16 years of age or older and over 145cm tall Start time: 13:00 - 16:30 Language: Japanese, English

As a bilingual Japanese Australian guide I can show you all around my hometown. I will be able to give you insights into Japanese life as seen thru the eyes of a person who has lived in both countries and traveled all around the world. If you want to get to know a deeper understanding of the real Japan, from its unique culture, long and rich history, it's religious beliefs as well as its customs and norms, then this is a tour that will allow you to do all that. This tour is fully customizable. We can change the itinerary at anytime whether before or during the actual tour. In this way, sudden changes can be implemented where warranted to maximize satisfaction levels. Looking forward to meeting you in Fukuoka, one of the most dynamic and popular cities in Japan that has the best shopping and gourmet culture to explore.

Akizuki is often referred to as the "little Kyoto of Kyushu", a carefully preserved picturesque mountain village less than an hour away from Fukuoka city. A town with deep historical roots, Akizuki has also become known in popular culture in relation to the movie Star Wars. George Lucas's screenplay is said to have been inspired by Japanese director Akira Kurosawa's movie, "The Hidden Fortress," in which the films battle scenes are set against the backdrop of Mt. Kosho towering above Akizuki. Although not immediately apparent, the robot characters R2D2 and C3PO were based on a pair of bumbling peasants from the original film. This e-bike tour also highlights local crafts of the region with visits to the Akizuki Washi paper factory, the woodcraft showroom of Meibokuya, and the pottery village of Koishiwara. The out and back course from Akizuki climbs steadily thru the mountains for a round-trip total of 45km. A shorter, easier course can also be requested by starting at Koishiwara Dam