Videos: Motorcycle Touring Japan 16 day journey by kawamotoeizou

Picture: Motorcycle Touring Japan

To capture what it's really like when you tour Japan by motorcycle with film is very difficult so its refreshing to see a series of videos that captures a true essence of what it's like from the riders view. This series of videos about a road trip undertaken in Japan in 2014 is great viewing. 

The video quality is outstanding and the meticulous camera angles and editing that show each part of the trip are exceptional. 

Enjoy the nineteen bilingual videos in the series that detail a 16 day journey across Japan!

A very humurous and fun way to see what its really like when you camp and ride in Japan.

Congratulations to kawamotoeizou for an excellent series of videos 

 Videos: Motorcycle touring in JAPAN.2014 

 By kawamotoeizou, YouTube Channel

 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSc8RwXoXTXFEbKfMltHbzUCqFNX5IUeg

New Japan atlas an indispensable bilingual guide to Japan travel, ideal for motorcycle riders

" an indispensable, handy companion for travelers"

Japan Atlas A Bilingual Guide: 3rd Edition
Edited by Atsushi Umeda
Kodansha Int’l
ISBN : 978-4-7700-3128-0



Features: ,large-scale maps of the regions of Japan, including Greater Tokyo and the Kanto area, the Greater Osaka Area, and almost all of the officially registered Japanese cities, towns and villages, major metropolitan areas, from Naha in Okinawa to Hiroshima, Kyoto, Nagoya, Tsukuba, Sapporo,etc, notable tourist and resort areas, including Fuji-Hakone-Izu, Nara, Kamakura, Nikko, etc, transportation maps, including road and intercity railway maps, Tokyo and Osaka subway and rail maps, and even major domestic airline routes, thematic maps, indicating natural parks, world heritage, special historic spots,index, list of embassies & consulates, and sister cities.


Japan Atlas A Bilingual Guide: 3rd Edition
Edited by Atsushi Umeda
Kodansha Int’l
ISBN : 978-4-7700-3128-0

Fine for riding wrong way down a one way street in Japan is 7000 yen , be careful to check signs when you ride in Japan

"officer..received a fine of 7,000 yen after being caught driving the wrong way down a one-way road in Yanai City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.. A local saw the officer drive the wrong way down the one-way road and reported the incident to police...officer admits to the offense, saying he didn’t see the “Do Not Enter” sign while he was patrolling"



Source: Officer ticketed after going wrong way down one-way street
Thursday 05th August,2010
Japan Today
http://www.japantoday.com/category/crime/view/officer-ticketed-after-going-wrong-way-down-one-way-street