Shikoku Tours (Rental Cycles)

A bicycle-rental base 10 minutes on foot from Dogo Onsen Station. It offers E-BIKES and Brompton mini-bikes.

This bicycle-rental base is in Iwadani-machi, Matsuyama. It is listed as one of six businesses in the city’s directory of tourist bicycle rentals and related information. The city’s guide places it 10 minutes on foot from Dogo Onsen Station, opposite Dogo-kan and Yachiyo.

The rentals are Specialized E-BIKES at 4,400 yen for four hours and 8,800 yen for one day, and Brompton folding mini-bikes at 2,200 yen for four hours and 4,400 yen for one day. These are the prices listed in the city’s directory, updated January 23, 2026.

The base is generally open from 9:00 to 18:00. Closing days are irregular, so inquiries are required before use.

A folding bicycle such as a Brompton can be taken on public transportation when placed in a bicycle bag. The ferry from Hojo to Kashima does not allow a bicycle to be loaded as-is, but it can be carried as hand luggage when placed in a bicycle bag. Iyotetsu suburban trains operate a cycle train on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays; bicycles that have not been folded can also be carried as-is (a 500-yen ticket per ride plus the fare).

Source: Matsuyama City Sightseeing Rental Bicycles / Iyo Railway Information on Cycle Train Operations Last verified: August 7, 2026

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