Specific procedures for starting the ride will be explained on the event website.

• Kyoto Prefecture, Fukuchiyama City, Maizuru City, Ayabe City, Miyazu City, Kyotango City, Ine Town, Yosano Town,
• Kyoto Tourism Federation, and Kyoto Prefecture Northern Region Urban Area Promotion Alliance

• Healthy participants who are in the 4th grade of an elementary school or higher and have the ability to complete each course before the cutoff time
  ※An elementary school student must be accompanied by a parent or equivalent (For both courses).
• Those who can follow the event rules, traffic rules, and public etiquette.
• Those who have agreed to the terms of the declaration.
• Applicants must submit a bicycle inspection certificate upon check-in on the day of the event.
• Applicants must have bicycle insurance.

  Refer to the Ordinance on the Promotion of Safe Use of Bicycles.

Click here to download the bicycle inspection certificate format.

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1. When riding on the course, observe all traffic laws and regulations, including the following:
   • Come to a complete stop at stop signs and red traffic lights.
   • Ride on the left side of the road.
   • Do not ride more than two abreast. (Ride in a single file.)
   • Two-step right turn
   • Any other dangerous riding that could lead to traffic accidents is prohibited.
2. When riding a bicycle, follow the instructions of guards and event staff.
3. There are some places in the tunnels where you will have to ride on the sidewalk. Watch out for pedestrians. If pedestrians are walking, get off and push your bicycle.
4. About the equipment and shape of the bicycle
   
   • Small-wheeled bicycles (except those with derailleur gears), recumbent bicycles, and granny bicycles (so-called mama-chari in Japanese) are not allowed.
   • The bicycle must be equipped with front and rear brakes.
   • It is prohibited for two people to ride on one bicycle, including tandems.
   • It is prohibited to mount a DH bar on a bicycle.
   • Wear a helmet at all times.
   • Always have a front light and a bell on your bicycle and turn on the light in tunnels.

   Participation with an electric bicycle is allowed. However, the organizer will not provide battery charging facilities.

5. Participants must not pass the lead car at the front of each course under any circumstances. Escorting bicycles by car is also prohibited.
6. If you want to retire for any reason, inform the staff and follow their instructions.
7. Participation by high school students and younger requires the consent of a parent or equivalent.
8. In the event of a traffic accident between participants or between participants and other general vehicles, notify the police, event committee office, and staff immediately and follow their instructions.
9. Pass through each aid station before the cutoff time set for that station.
10. In the event of an accident, notify the event staff and contact the police yourself.

Participants who do not observe the above event rules and do not improve their behavior after being warned by the event staff will be disqualified.

＜Saturday, October 14＞

＜Sunday, October 15＞

＜Estimated time of passage on the Seaside Course＞

＜Estimated time of passage on the Forest Course＞

1. The organizer will provide first aid for any injuries sustained during the event, but any further treatment is the responsibility of the participant. Any fees for treatment by a physician, including the first visit fee, must be paid by the participant. Be sure to bring your health insurance card.
2. The only insurance coverage during the event is that which is covered by the accident insurance policy purchased by the organizer. Damage to or theft of bicycles, helmets, clothes, or other items is not covered by this insurance. Purchase the necessary insurance on your own.
3. For safety reasons, the use of tires for piste bikes (for track competition) is prohibited, in principle, on all courses. Please note that the organizer does not assume any responsibility for any accidents caused by its use.
4. The entry fee that has been paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.
5. If the event is canceled on the day due to a natural disaster (wind, snow and rain warnings, earthquake, fire, etc.), the entry fee will not be refunded.
6. The right to publish images, pictures, articles, and records during the event on TV, in newspapers, magazines, and on the internet belongs to the event organizer and the planning/management company. Please understand it in advance.