Day Trip from Mukaishima! 9-Hour Shimanami Kaido Scooter Route

With its stunning ocean view, Tachibana Beach feels almost like you’ve stepped into Hawaii. Enjoy the resort-like atmosphere with nearby cafés and sweet treats while soaking in the coastal scenery.

Located right in front of Setoda Port, Burger Gorokken serves handmade burgers fresh anytime. These generously sized burgers might barely fit in your hand! Juicy meat and fresh veggies make every bite a delight.Enjoy your burger on the terrace under the open sky—it’s absolutely delicious! Once you try it, you’ll want to come back again and again. The juicy flavor is truly addictive!

Tatara Shimanami Park Roadside Station is a roadside station with a panoramic view of the Tatara Bridge. This roadside station is packed with Setouchi souvenirs and local produce! The seafood served here is also fresh and delicious! Even if you buy a lot of souvenirs, you can store them in your bike box, so it's safe. Be sure to take a photo of yourself striking the Shimarider pose with the bridge in the background!

Takamiyama, 238 meters above sea level, is designated as a national park. From the observation deck, you can see the calm Seto Inland Sea and the beauty of its many islands. The daytime view is spectacular, and the sunset is also very beautiful.

A rich lemon aroma with a refreshingly light sweetness—this lemonade brings out 100% of Setoda’s famous lemon flavor. Many say it’s the best lemonade of their life, so don’t miss it! Show your Shima Rider bike key for 10% off drinks— another reason to hop on a scooter and let’s goooooo!!!

If you want to try Innoshima’s famous Hassaku Daifuku, this is the place! The balance between the sweet white bean paste and the tart hassaku citrus is perfect, creating a flavor you can only experience here. If you’re looking for a break, this delicacy is ideal.

This sacred shrine is dedicated to Ōyamazumi-no-Kami, the brother of the sun goddess Amaterasu. Nestled within Japan’s oldest camphor forest, the heart of Oyamazumi Shrine is home to a giant camphor tree said to be over 2,600 years old — a nationally designated natural monument.Legend says that if you walk around this sacred tree three times while holding your breath, your wish will come true. Give it a try during your visit!