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Bicycle Club Magazine Taiwan published a feature on the story behind The Cyclist’s Guide to Taiwan. The article looks at how years of riding, exploring, and route planning across the island grew into a...
Bicycle Club Magazine Taiwan published a feature on the story behind The Cyclist’s Guide to Taiwan. The article looks at how years of riding, exploring, and route planning across the island grew into a...
What do people think of the book so far? Since the release of A Cyclist’s Guide to Taiwan, we’ve been incredibly grateful for the responses it has received; from cyclists who have taken the...
In collaboration with the Cycling Culture Museum at the Giant headquarters and the Netherlands Office Taipei, we contributed to a special Cycling Now podcast series exploring cycling, everyday life, and sustainable mobility in Taiwan....
Tune in! We were featured on ICRT radio discussing the cycling book. Thank you, @taipeilaowai, for hosting us and your insightful questions! The interview is available on the ICRT website and on all major podcast...
Our brand-new cycling book has just been released and is already available in several stores across Taipei. It’s designed to help riders of all levels discover Taiwan’s stunning cycling routes, hidden gems, and practical...
Looking to explore Japan beyond the usual hotspots? Our new article explores several cycling routes in Kyushu…but not just any routes; they all go up or around an active volcano! This article that has...
Kashima City, located in Saga Prefecture on Kyushu, is one of Japan’s leading sake-producing regions. However, it’s not just known for its sake, but also for its tidal flats, rich ecosystems, and cultural heritage,...
To promote travel in the lesser known areas of Japan, we write blogs for various websites. A new article has been published at japantravel.com about our trip to East Hokkaido, where we travelled in...
The Shimanami Kaidō is without a doubt one of Japan’s most spectacular cycling routes: a 75 km journey that connects the cities of Imabari (Shikoku) and Onomichi (Honshu) via six scenic islands and a...
Sakura, or cherry blossoms, are a big deal in Japan. They attract countless people and tourists from all over the world year after year. At first, we didn’t quite understand the hype around the...