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Cycle an electric-assisted route from Kotohira to Mannō’s sunflower fields, following local farmers’ recommended loops and stopping for Sanuki udon along the way. A 3–4 hour, family-friendly ride that highlights summer blooms, quiet rural roads, and simple local food stops.
Cycle an electric-assisted route from Kotohira to Mannō’s sunflower fields, following local farmers’ recommended loops and stopping for Sanuki udon along the way. A 3–4 hour, family-friendly ride that highlights summer blooms, quiet rural roads, and simple local food stops.
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A warm morning in Kotohira, the electric motor whirrs as you roll past the old stone steps that lead to Konpira Shrine. Within minutes the town gives way to narrow country roads and rows of sunflowers turning their faces toward the same sun that woke the village. The ride is part sightseeing, part farm visit: local growers in Mannō Town have marked routes that thread through fields and quiet lanes, offering wide, immediate views and the honest smells of summer hay.
moderate.
3–4 hours.
Suitable for riders with basic fitness; e-assist reduces strain on short climbs but expect repeated pedaling and some standing efforts.
Sunflowers in Mannō typically peak from late June through mid‑July; bloom timing can vary with weather, so plan within that window for best color.
No guide is included. A recommended-route map from local producers is provided; riders should follow signage and use basic navigation skills.
Recommended for junior high students and above, with a minimum rider height of 150 cm; riders should have moderate fitness and no serious heart or spinal conditions.
Electric bicycle pickup is available from 9:00–14:00 for a full 4-hour use window; all bikes must be returned by 18:00.
The area’s agricultural pattern reflects centuries of small-scale farming on the Sanuki plain; Kotohira’s Konpira Shrine has drawn pilgrims for generations and remains a local cultural anchor.
Respect farmer plots and stay on public roads to avoid trampling crops; local producers encourage low-impact visits and rely on seasonal tourism for income.
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