Ep.89 The Ishikari Lighthouse - Cycling Hokkaido

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In this episode Marty finally gets a look inside the Ishikari lighthouse. Who knew it was the oldest lighthouse in Hokkaido!? Marty also talks about how the 2025 cycling season is off to a horrible start. After last week, I didn't think it could get any worse....but it got worse! There's also some information about Hamanasu no Oka Park in here and splash of how cool Sapporo can be. As always, I hope you like this episode and are having fun out there!Here's the link to the Cycling Hokkaido Instagram page....www.instagram.com/cycling.hokkaido.podcast/Buy Me a Coffee....buymeacoffee.com/cyclinghokkaido

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This episode was published on May 8, 2025.

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In this episode Marty finally gets a look inside the Ishikari lighthouse. Who knew it was the oldest lighthouse in Hokkaido!? Marty also talks about how the 2025 cycling season is off to a horrible start. After last week, I didn't think it could get...

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