Noto Peninsula Cycling Adventure in Japan: The Longest Ride Day!

It's the 2nd (and longest) day of our Noto Peninsula cycling adventure! Today Zeb and I are riding from Notojima to Wajima - 100 miles/161km around the tip of the farthest point in Ishikawa Prefecture.
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[@bach37h]

I'm a cyclist who lives in Toyama City. In June of this year, I also cycled around the Noto Peninsula.
You went from Notojima to Wajima in one day! Amazing! It took me 2 days.
Watching your video makes me want to go to Noto Peninsula again.
Next time I'll try riding clockwise. The reason is that Japan drives on the left. If you go clockwise, you can run closer to the sea.

[@AnniewhereAndEverywhere]

That's amazing, I hope you had a great trip! Toyama has some really nice cycling paths. We rode counter-clockwise because the Tour de Noto was happening the same weekend, so we wanted to ride opposite. The hotels were all booked for that tour, so we had to go the reverse way to stay in different ones. But that makes sense to want to ride closer to the sea next time 😄

[@J__Black]

Amazing content. I am travelling to Noto peninsula in a few months and your video has given me a lot of ideas on what to see! Thank you!

[@AnniewhereAndEverywhere]

Thanks so much for saying that! So cool to hear you will be coming to the Noto Peninsula - I hope you have a great time!

[@Eadwine17]

Thanks for sharing your adentures! its so awesome and beautiful in Japan! I would probably stop every 5 minutes to enjoy the sea side scenery!

[@AnniewhereAndEverywhere]

Thanks so much! It's hard not to stop all the time 😄

[@lycanerf6885]

Wow those views of the ocean were gorgeous. Makes me want to bike along the California coast one day. Also loved how you researched little bits like the fishing "net" and the part about Satoumi. Keep up the great work!

[@AnniewhereAndEverywhere]

Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed ☺

[@ohwell2790]

Watching your mans back end gets somewhat old.