Route Overview The Bandai-Azuma Lake Line is a scenic 13.1 km mountain road that runs between Kitashiobara Village and Inawashiro Town in Fukushima Prefecture. It is one of the “Bandai Three Lines,” along with the Bandai-Azuma Skyline and Bandai-Azuma Gold…
Route Overview The Bandai Azuma Gold Line is a scenic 17.6 km mountain road that runs between Inawashiro Town and Bandai Town in Fukushima Prefecture. It winds along the western slopes of Mt. Bandai, offering breathtaking views of lush beech…
The Bandai-Azuma Skyline is a scenic mountain road in Fukushima Prefecture, stretching about 29 km from Takayu Onsen to Jododaira. Reaching an elevation of 1,622 meters, it’s selected as one of the Top 100 Roads in Japan. This dramatic route…
Route Overview Nishi-Azuma Sky Valley is a scenic mountain road connecting Yonezawa City in Yamagata Prefecture and Kitashiobara Village in Fukushima Prefecture. The total length is about 17.8 km, reaching over 1,400 meters in elevation. The road runs through Bandai-Asahi…
Motorcycles are completely prohibited on the Shigi-Ikoma Skyline.Please note that riding a bike on this road is not allowed.
Route OverviewNational Route 252 crosses the Echigo Mountains, connecting Uonuma City in Niigata Prefecture and Tadami Town in Fukushima Prefecture over a distance of about 33 km. Known for its rugged terrain and heavy snowfall, this mountain route follows the…
Route OverviewThe Nisshō Momiji Line is a scenic toll road in Tochigi Prefecture, connecting Nikko and Nasushiobara. Stretching about 28 km through the mountains, it’s famous for its vibrant autumn leaves—”momiji” means maple. The route links two popular hot spring…
Route Overview The Kirifuri Kogen Road is a scenic mountain drive in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture. It stretches for about 16 kilometers and connects the center of Nikko to the Kirifuri Highlands. It is part of Tochigi Prefectural Route 169. This…
Route Overview Haruna Mountain Road is a scenic route in Gunma Prefecture that connects Takasaki City to the Haruna Lake and Mount Haruna area. It mainly follows Prefectural Route 33 (Shibukawa-Matsuida Line) and Route 28 (Takasaki-Higashiagatsuma Line), climbing to about…
Route Overview Myogi Mountain Road, officially Gunma Prefectural Route 196, is a scenic mountain route about 10 km long that runs along the southern base of Mount Myogi. Known as one of Japan’s three most dramatic rocky landscapes, the road…