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Maps of Japan for Garmin navigation devices

The map coverage includes the territory of Japan. These maps have contour lines and hill shading and are intended for recreational use.

The package includes the following:
A file for a Garmin GPS device. This is an installation image for microSD cards for the Garmin navigation device.
A file for the Microsoft Windows operating system. This is a GMAP installation archive for the Garmin BaseCamp software.
A file for the Apple macOS operating system. This is a GMAP archive for the Garmin BaseCamp software.

The maps are available online.

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Tour proposal

Where can you find the most beautiful hikes in Japan?

1. Mount Fuji – Yoshida Trail, Yamanashi
Climb Japan’s iconic peak on the Yoshida Trail, offering panoramic views of Fuji’s symmetrical cone and the surrounding lakes. Best enjoyed in summer for safe trails and sunrise vistas.

2. Nakasendo Trail – Kiso Valley, Nagano
Step back in time along this historic route connecting Kyoto and Edo. Wander through preserved post towns, lush forests, and tranquil rivers, perfect for a multi-day hike.

3. Kamikochi Valley – Northern Japan Alps, Nagano
A scenic alpine paradise featuring crystal-clear rivers, towering peaks, and serene meadows. Ideal for gentle hikes or longer treks into the heart of the Japanese Alps.

4. Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trails – Wakayama
Experience sacred paths through ancient forests, traditional shrines, and hot springs. The Kumano Kodo offers spiritual journeys with breathtaking coastal and mountain scenery.

5. Daisetsuzan National Park – Hokkaido
Hike Japan’s largest national park with volcanic peaks, alpine flowers, and abundant wildlife. The Asahidake trail rewards trekkers with stunning views across Hokkaido’s rugged wilderness.

Where can you find the most beautiful cycle routes in Japan?

1. Shimanami Kaido – Honshu to Shikoku
Cycle across 70 km of scenic bridges connecting islands in the Seto Inland Sea. Enjoy ocean views, quaint island villages, and refreshing sea breezes.

2. Noto Peninsula – Ishikawa
A coastal ride through picturesque fishing towns, terraced rice fields, and rugged cliffs. Perfect for combining culture, nature, and local seafood delights.

3. Kibi Plain – Okayama
A gentle, historical route through rural landscapes dotted with ancient temples and shrines. Ideal for a relaxing day of sightseeing and cycling.

4. Hokkaido’s Furano & Biei
Cycle through rolling hills, lavender fields, and colorful flower farms. Stunning panoramic views make this route one of Hokkaido’s most scenic rides.

5. Lake Biwa – Shiga
Japan’s largest lake offers a 200 km loop with lakeside paths, charming towns, and peaceful countryside. Perfect for multi-day cycling adventures.