Tokyo Metropolitan Government Awarded “UCI BIKE CITY LABEL”; “THE ROAD RACE TOKYO TAMA 2025” Joins UCI International Calendar

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The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has been awarded the esteemed “UCI BIKE CITY” label, recognizing its pioneering efforts in cycling initiatives and making it the first city in East Asia to receive this distinction. This label emphasizes Tokyo's commitment to fostering an environment conducive to safe and enjoyable cycling for all. Alongside this honor, “THE ROAD RACE TOKYO TAMA 2025” has officially joined the UCI Road International Calendar, scheduled for July 13, 2025. This event is anticipated to draw an influx of high-level international riders, which will significantly enhance the race's competitiveness and visibility. The race will start at Musashino-no-mori Park and is slated to finish in Ome City, with details regarding the course and participants to be announced later.

The recognition by UCI not only celebrates Tokyo's achievements but also positions the city as a key player in international cycling. These initiatives are expected to promote cycling culture and tourism, ultimately benefiting local communities and businesses. As Tokyo continues to invest in cycling infrastructure and events, it sets a positive example for cities across the region.

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