Top Fukuoka E-Bike Tours

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

Dive into Fukuoka with a private, tailor-made walking tour that adapts to your interests and energy. From the rich history of the Fukuoka Castle Ruins to the bustling charm of Nakasu’s yatai food stalls, your guide will craft the perfect itinerary based on your preferences. With insider knowledge, a pre-tour survey, and an open line of communication, this adventure ensures an authentic and unforgettable experience through Fukuoka’s vibrant streets.

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