Hi, guys!
We have extraordinarily rainy days as in May.
I'm just wondering to ride out after lunch through hills near here.
Okamoto and Seijo areas in Setagaya-ku have many steep slopes, situating on the long hill top from where goes down to Tama River.
Among steep angles we have many Gekizaka (steep slope) including of 22%. They are Ochaya Zaka （お茶屋坂）, Fudo Zaka (不動坂) and Byoin-zaka (病院坂). Though they are not so long in distances, they stimulate us cyclists to try. I sometimes ride through them by going down and going up...... Why don't you taste them. Any comments and opinions will be appreciated.
Ochayazaka:
http://www.mapion.co.jp/c/f?uc=1&gr...0000&env=0100&dist=1jB5487zBk0051jBa004zBl500
Fudozaka:
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/japan/tokyo/218786737885
Michel
We have extraordinarily rainy days as in May.
I'm just wondering to ride out after lunch through hills near here.
Okamoto and Seijo areas in Setagaya-ku have many steep slopes, situating on the long hill top from where goes down to Tama River.
Among steep angles we have many Gekizaka (steep slope) including of 22%. They are Ochaya Zaka （お茶屋坂）, Fudo Zaka (不動坂) and Byoin-zaka (病院坂). Though they are not so long in distances, they stimulate us cyclists to try. I sometimes ride through them by going down and going up...... Why don't you taste them. Any comments and opinions will be appreciated.
Ochayazaka:
http://www.mapion.co.jp/c/f?uc=1&gr...0000&env=0100&dist=1jB5487zBk0051jBa004zBl500
Fudozaka:
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/japan/tokyo/218786737885
Michel