Japan's Most Beautiful Cycling Path | Shimanami Kaido

[@didibryan]

Are you proud of DIdi for completing the ride? Let her know your support by liking the video or commenting below!

[@annwu3784]

It is amazing Didi can make the 76 km bike trip in one day. So proud of you all.

[@didibryan]

Thank you! She did amazing!

[@shannonlucas4]

Some breathtaking bridge shots! Looking forward to following this same path of Shimanami Kaido to Matsuyama in a few months :)

[@didibryan]

Good luck! It's a long, but beautiful ride haha

[@jennylau7916]

Didi is so strong and healthy now!!👍🔥❤️

[@didibryan]

Yes she is!! 💪💪

[@DinhSiTeehee]

Great video! This really helped with our planning and gauging at how long it takes to complete the route. Thanks!

[@didibryan]

You're welcome! I'm sure everyone else will ride faster than us though haha

[@kimberlyagcongay4601]

Hi! it was a nice ride! amazing and great video as well :) I am planning to do the Shimanami Kaido on the 1st week of April, I have a question, is there a transportation going back to Onimichi after finishing the 70km?

[@didibryan]

There is a bus that you can take back and I believe if you want to go back to Onomichi you may need to transfer to another bus. I don't know the times, but you can try looking online for the latest timetable.

[@sammallick2727]

Are the E-bikes any good?

[@didibryan]

We didn't rent e bikes, but if they're like the standard e bikes in Japan, they're solid. We just had a concern since the route was so long that if the battery ran out, the e bikes would become really heavy.

[@sbrforest9112]

I have a question. Is there a bus ride back to ominichi? I booked 2 nights there

[@didibryan]

Yes there is public transportation but I believe you may need to transfer once in the middle

[@sbrforest9112]

@@didibryan So my plan is to cycle as far as i can. Return the bike in one of the islands and take a boat ride back. You think its possible?

[@didibryan]

​@@sbrforest9112 Are you just planning a day trip? It's definitely possible, but just a couple things to keep in mind: * there are multiple cycle shops you can return the bikes at, but they may not all be near one of the ferry ports * depending on how far you go, there may also not be a direct ferry back * the boat times are also not that frequent There's a map on this site for some more information: www.japan-guide.com/e/e3478.html Some other options to consider: * Take the ferry back with your bike and return the bike back at the start. * Stay overnight in one of the islands in the middle of the ride