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Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1

Exciting gravel ride in Nasu and local “Shinodake Bamboo Craft” experience followed by beautiful onsen ryokan!! What a great combination!!

The stage 1 of “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko”, our latest cultural cycling tour!
Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1 Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1 Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1 Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1 Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1 Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1 Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1 Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1 Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1 Cycling on the gravel road and experiencing Nasu’s traditional crafts using local bamboo！“Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 1

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Satoyama & Craft Bike Tour NASU – MASHIKO

[9 days 8 nights]
Immerse yourself in Wabi-Sabi craftsmanship rooted in rural Japan. You will visit "Craft Masters” of Japanese Traditional Handicrafts during biking through breathtaking countryside landscapes between Nasu, Nikko and Mashiko called "SATOYAMA". Learn and experience Bamboo grass weaving, Japanese Paper (Washi), Indigo dyeing, Pottery and Japanese Sake directly from their enthusiastic “Craft Masters”.