Start your glorius cycling journey from downtown Aomori City!

Powerfully sweet sea scallops, the must-try delicacy of Mutsu Bay, are thick and meaty with a melt-in-your-mouth texture.

Nanbuya Kaisenkaku, Asamushi Onsen's iconic hot spring inn, offers services especially for cyclists.

Noheji Town, once a bustling port for kitamae-bune cargo ships and rich with cultural heritage, serves as the doorway to Shimokita Peninsula. 

Shimokita Peninsula explodes into color when Yokohoma Town's famous canola flowers bloom in mid-May.

Most of the cycling course is accessible by railway. You can ride the train with your bicycle, so long as it is stowed inside a bike bag.

You can take your bike straight onto the Mutsuwan Ferry that runs between Wakinosawa and Kanita.

You may even see playful wild dolphins swimming and jumping alongside the ferry from late April to late June.

Takanosaki Cape, an outstanding scenic spot in Tsugaru Peninsula, offers panoramic views of Shimokita Peninsula and even Hokkaido on clear days.

This former schoolhouse was converted into a nostalgic museum. Various local historical items, such as daily necessities and agricultural tools, are on display.

Here at Marche Yomogita, the omelet & rice made with Yomogita's famous tomatoes is very popular.

You can enjoy various marine activities including sea kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) in Mutsu Bay.