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Has anyone bikepacked from Hiroshima to Kyoto over roughly 25 days?
I'm currently living in Kitahiroshima and am planning to leave next month. My idea is to cycle from Hiroshima to Kyoto over about 25 days, taking my time rather than riding as fast as possible.
I'm riding solo and will be carrying a lightweight tent, panniers, and basic camping gear. I'm reasonably fit but new to longer multi-day bikepacking trips. I'm happy with shorter days if it means seeing more interesting places along the way.
I'm especially interested in:
Scenic coastal routes
Smaller towns and villages
Onsens
Cultural sites and festivals
Good campsites
Hidden gems that most tourists miss

For anyone who has done a similar route:
What route would you recommend?

How realistic is 25 days?
Any sections to avoid due to traffic or difficult terrain?
How easy is it to find campsites and places to resupply?
Any gear you wished you'd brought (or left at home)?

Would love to hear about your experiences or see any route suggestions. Thanks!