Mashiko Spring Pottery Fair
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Bike rental and cycling in Mashiko
Why not enjoy cycling through the historic town of Mashiko and its natural surroundings?
The local railway journey to Mashiko passes through picturesque countryside. On arrival the town of Mashiko offers bike rental to tourists at several bike stations including Yoshimura Farm， Michi-no-Eki Mashiko and the Mashikoyaki Pottery Sales Centre. Mashiko station is also available for returns only. Hire a bike and explore the streets of the old town lined with cafes and art galleries. All the rental bikes are Pedelecs (electrically assisted pedal cycles) and perfect for cycling around this hilly town. Enjoy exploring the town’s narrow streets and find your hidden gems!
The local railway journey to Mashiko passes through picturesque countryside. On arrival the town of Mashiko offers bike rental to tourists at several bike stations including Yoshimura Farm， Michi-no-Eki Mashiko and the Mashikoyaki Pottery Sales Centre. Mashiko station is also available for returns only. Hire a bike and explore the streets of the old town lined with cafes and art galleries. All the rental bikes are Pedelecs (electrically assisted pedal cycles) and perfect for cycling around this hilly town. Enjoy exploring the town’s narrow streets and find your hidden gems!
Basic Information
| Address | 2271 Nagatsutsumi Mashiko-machi |
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| Telephone Number | 0285-72-5530 |
| Website | http://m-mashiko.com/ |
| Business Hours | Michi-no-Eki Mashiko opens 9am – 4pm (last entry for bike rental is at 3pm) |
| Price | Rental bike fee: 700 yen per day |
| Map Code | 39 054 302*24 |
Eastern Area
The eastern area is famous for its abundant flowers and traditional Mashiko pottery. Seasonal charms welcome tourists throughout the year with flowers such as cherry blossoms and wisterias in spring and some of the nation’s most beautiful autumn foliage.
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