“Urukazi” is the combination of two Okinawan words – “uru” means “shore,” and “kazi” means “breeze.” The combination of the two words is meant to evoke the serene, untouched character of the Southern Japanese archipelago. On the roads of Urukazi, you’ll find a Zwifty interpretation of those islands’ scenery as you ride pavement, gravel, and a new type of surface not yet found anywhere else on Zwift. Want to learn more about Urukazi, check out the FAQ.
Not only do you get this awesome expansion but a chance to earn eight new badges with eight new routes (cycling only)…
If you haven’t already, make sure you are registered for Tour of Makuri Islands for a chance at the amazing unlocks and the opportunity to earn those badges at the same time.
It’s come to our attention that there are some aggressively loud seagulls lurking in some of the Urukazi routes. The seagull sounds can’t be turned off in Zwift game v1.31, but that glitch will be fixed as soon as possible.
Forewarned is forearmed in case you Zwift while in a work meeting.
From the pictures it looks beautiful, but I’m quite disappointed.
The small amount of tarmac is sad but more disappointing is that there is no new climb We have Alpe du Zwift and from time to time we are allowed to ride up to Ventoux … How about some new climbs? Stelvio? Madeleine? Teide?
