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Japan to Crack Down On Cycling While Holding Umbrellas

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Cyclists riding one-handed with umbrellas — a common sight during Japan’s rainy season — will no longer be allowed starting April 2026.
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Japan to Crack Down On Cycling While Holding Umbrellas

Cyclists riding one-handed with umbrellas — a common sight during Japan’s rainy season — will no longer be allowed starting April 2026.

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tokyoweekender.com broke the news in on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.
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