Tokyo Bike Bliss

04/08/2026

Have you ever been to Ueno Park? It’s huge, and there’s so much to see!
Here are a few must-visit spots:
• Shinobazu Pond: In early summer mornings, the water is covered in beautiful blooming lotuses.
• Kiyomizu Kannon-do: From here, you can see the famous "Moon Pine"—a pine tree trained into a perfect circle.
• The Kuromon Gate: A magnificent, historic gate that belonged to a traditional samurai residence.
Why not ride a bike to cover them all?

30/06/2026

July 1 is the official opening day for Mt. Fuji. You can hike there from now on. It's hard so why don't you see the mountain from Tokyo? Yes, even from Tokyo! You can see it from the ground.

Read more below.

3 ways to see the mountain from inside the city

28/06/2026

Tokyo Station to Asakusa e-bike tour! Discover hidden samurai history, taste local soy sauce, and cruise Ueno Park with a professional local guide. See the sides of Tokyo most tourists pass by without noticing.

17/06/2026

Karesansui is a traditional art of Japanese gardening. Instead of actual water, fine crushed gravel or white sand is arranged to imitate the flow of rivers and ponds. Every morning, monks or landscape gardeners refresh these sweeping wave patterns. This practice serves as both upkeep and a form of mindful, moving meditation. While Kyoto is world-famous for these iconic temples, you can also experience stunning karesansui gardens right in Tokyo!

14/05/2026

It was another beautiful day in May, surrounded by lush greenery and blue skies, with lots of great smiles from the guests. We host so many different guests from various regions and backgrounds, and it’s always so much fun to learn about those differences!

12/05/2026

I am happy to announce that I’ve just launched my Substack newsletter to stay better connected with all of you!

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For those who have joined my bike tours before, or those dreaming of visiting Japan, I wanted a way to share more than just tourist spots. Through this newsletter, I’ll be diving deeper into:

🌿 Real Tokyo Life: What it’s actually like to live and cycle here.

🗺️ Hidden Gems: Places off the beaten path that you won't find in guidebooks.

⛩️ Japanese Culture: Personal insights and stories from the streets of Tokyo.

Please subscribe for free now! I can’t wait to share these stories with you and stay in touch.

a Tokyo-based bicycle tour guide who explores the city beyond its landmarks. Sharing everyday moments, local perspectives, and life in Tokyo. Click to read Kazuma from Tokyo Bike Bliss on Substack. Launched 5 days ago.

07/05/2026

Another sunny, blue-sky day in Tokyo with a friendly couple and lots of smiles! We covered not only major must-see spots like the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Tower, but also some local areas that tourists can't easily reach on their own. The dynamic changes in the landscape under the beautiful blue sky made the tour truly memorable.

03/05/2026

In Japan, we have two fun expressions: "hare otoko" (sunny man) and "ame onna" (rain woman) 🌞🌧️
The idea is simple — some people seem to bring clear skies wherever they go, while others could make it rain even in the middle of a desert! It's a playful icebreaker that suits Japan perfectly, where the weather can change a lot.

Today's guests? A "hare onna" and "hare otoko" duo — all the way from Florida! ☀️🚴 They brought their beautiful smiles AND perfect biking weather with them! Almost too sunny, if we're being honest!! 🔥😂

26/04/2026

Another beautiful day with a great couple from the U.S.! They chose my bike tour on their last day in Tokyo. They had already seen many areas of Tokyo, so I created a special route for them to avoid visiting the same places again. I hope it was a nice finale to their trip in Tokyo.

23/04/2026

Can you believe Tokyo is now covered with lots of fresh green and beautiful flowers??? We enjoyed such a beauty on our ride!