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Sagami City Midori Ward provides cycling maps that can be used with smartphones. Tokyo 2020 course, art appreciation course, etc.

Posted on July 2, 2023 by News Admin

Sagamihara City has released “Slowly Cycling Field SAGAMIHARA-Midoriku (Web version),” a cycling guide map of Midori-ku.

A guide map for cyclists who enjoy touring, etc., that introduces recommended cycling courses and places to stop along the way. Since it is compatible with a smartphone web browser, it can be easily viewed on the go or in between tours.

There are three cycling courses: the “Olympic Course (approx. 30 km),” which is the same route as the Tokyo 2020 Olympic cycling road race competition; the “Fujino/Sagami Lake Course (approx. 36 km),” which is dotted with many artworks and offers art appreciation; and the “Miyagase-Lake Tsukui Course (approx. 53 km),” which offers a panoramic view of the lake. The “Fujino and Lake Sagami Course (approx. 36 km)” and the “Lake Miyagase and Lake Tsukui Course (approx. 53 km)” that offers a panoramic view of the lake. In addition, information on cafes, restaurants, inns, and sightseeing spots scattered along each course is also included, with photos.

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