This gelato shop along the coast offers a wide variety of ice creams made with ingredients unique to the Shimanami Kaido, such as Setoda lemon sorbet and Hakata salt milk ice cream! It's the perfect place to take a break while looking out at the sea!

Factory tours are free! After the tour, take a break with the famous Hakata Salt Soft Cream. The subtle saltiness perfectly enhances the creamy sweetness—an addictive treat you won’t forget.

Founded in 1923, it is the oldest shop in Omishima. It is a Japanese sweet that uses no preservatives and makes the most of the natural flavor, and its "Kamishima Manju" is a Japanese sweet with the crest of Oyamazumi Shrine. The castella cake dough, which has a subtle scent of mandarin orange flower honey harvested in Omishima, is harmoniously combined with the moist white bean paste, resulting in a mellow taste that is very popular. If you're lucky, you might be able to eat it fresh from the oven!

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!!!

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!

This popular Chinese restaurant serves the local gourmet Yakibuta Tamago meshi. They offer a wide variety of menu items at reasonable prices. The interior has a retro Showa-era atmosphere that is also lovely.

Located right in front of Shima Rider Setoda! This restaurant is famous for its delicious conger eel and octopus! The tempura bowls are all large and the meat is very tender.

A favorite among both locals and travelers, this spot serves up hearty seafood rice bowls piled high with thick, fresh cuts of fish. If you want to taste the best of Shimanami’s seafood, this is a must-stop—you won’t leave disappointed! And don’t overlook their jumbo fried shrimp… it’s seriously tempting!