🗺️ Akinada Tobishima Kaido Bicycle Path安芸灘とびしま海道サイクリング（とびしま海道レンタサイクル）

From Wushi to Shimo-Kamigari Island, Kami-Kamigari Island, Toyoshima, Osaki Shimojima, and finally to Okayama Island in Ehime Prefecture, seven bridges connect the islands floating in the Seto Inland Sea. The Akinada Tobishima Kaido has a well-maintained bicycle path that stretches approximately 30 kilometers at its shortest. With the calm and wave-free Seto Inland Sea nearby, cyclists can enjoy the pleasure of riding along the expansive coastline on multiple lanes, making it a favorite spot for cycling enthusiasts. If you want to enjoy cycling in a relaxed manner, Shimo-Kamigari Island is the best choice. During the Edo period (1603–1868), it was visited by the Korean envoys and was once a prosperous island serving as a transportation hub in the Seto Inland Sea. The island features stone-paved roads, art museums, and information centers, allowing visitors to explore the small island by bicycle. For those looking to experience a cycling journey, bicycles can be rented at a place called "Kojin Kaji no Hama," with options for adjusting the bikes or returning them at different locations. It is highly recommended to take a trip to truly experience the islands and sea breeze of the Akinada Tobishima Kaido while enjoying the journey of riding with the wind.

The seven bridges connect the Aki Islands, with a bicycle path developed along the Akinada Tobishima Highway. The circular route around Shimo-Kamagari Island is approximately 15 kilometers, allowing for an easy and enjoyable cycling experience. The rental bicycle station at Kajinohama also features small cabins, a camping area, and a co-working space.