silkishuge
Warming-Up
- Sep 23, 2011
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Hi,
Thank you for all the information many helpful people have provided me to get from Tokyo to Nagoya. Since my last post, I have decided to continue all the way to Lake Biwa in Kyoto. I have seperated the trip into 3 days of riding. Starting in Toykyo, first night in Nagoya, second night in Nagano and finally in Kyoto (Lake Biwa) where I will meet my wife.
First Leg: Tokyo - Nagano (Chino)
Take a train to Chichibu and ride to Nagoya via R299. Find a place to spend the night and head off the next morning to Nagano.
Second Leg: Nagoya (Chino) - Nagano (out-skirts)
From Chino, I was planning to use R152 (Tsuetsuki Pass, Tsuetsuki Highway) and connect to R49. From R49, I was planning to connect with R210 than maybe R18 and somehow try to navigate through the city.
Third Lake: Nagano (Outskirts to Lake Biwa)
Open to suggestions.
I hope anyone can help me out. I am really looking forward to this trip and would like to have a large collection of photos and videos to remember and show the rest of the family.
Thanks in advance
Cheers,
Jon
Thank you for all the information many helpful people have provided me to get from Tokyo to Nagoya. Since my last post, I have decided to continue all the way to Lake Biwa in Kyoto. I have seperated the trip into 3 days of riding. Starting in Toykyo, first night in Nagoya, second night in Nagano and finally in Kyoto (Lake Biwa) where I will meet my wife.
First Leg: Tokyo - Nagano (Chino)
Take a train to Chichibu and ride to Nagoya via R299. Find a place to spend the night and head off the next morning to Nagano.
Second Leg: Nagoya (Chino) - Nagano (out-skirts)
From Chino, I was planning to use R152 (Tsuetsuki Pass, Tsuetsuki Highway) and connect to R49. From R49, I was planning to connect with R210 than maybe R18 and somehow try to navigate through the city.
Third Lake: Nagano (Outskirts to Lake Biwa)
Open to suggestions.
I hope anyone can help me out. I am really looking forward to this trip and would like to have a large collection of photos and videos to remember and show the rest of the family.
Thanks in advance
Cheers,
Jon