11 Things No One Tells You About Riding Motorcycles in Japan

Описание: Planning a Japan motorcycle trip? Here are 11 essential rules of the road and riding in Japan tips I've learned after 26 years of living here. From the "gray area" of lane splitting to the one mistake that will get you stranded on the expressway.

[Chapters]
0:00 - Riding in Japan (Intro)
0:12 - Lane Splitting: The Gray Area
0:36 - Expressways & The ETC Trap
1:26 - Driving on the Left
1:36 - Strict Helmet Laws
1:42 - The 0.03% Alcohol Rule (Zero Tolerance)
2:00 - Motorcycle Parking Hacks
2:30 - Is Japan Actually Safe? (Theft Reality)
2:56 - Speeding & Police Enforcement
3:19 - Michi-no-eki (Road Stations) Explained
3:46 - The Truth About Camping in Japan
4:17 - Narrow Mountain Roads (Danger!)
5:03 - Final thoughts!

Japan Travel Guide & Essential Tips
Japan is a bucket-list destination for riders, but driving in Japan comes with unique challenges. In this episode of Project 47, we cover the essential tips for motorcycle touring Japan, including how to handle the ETC expressway system, finding parking in Tokyo, and navigating the narrow roads in the mountains. Whether you're renting a Harley Davidson Pan America or touring on a Super Cub, these tips will keep you safe and legal.

About Project 47
Japan is a unique country made up of 47 prefectures. My goal is to ride them all. This is Project 47! Join me on this epic Japan adventure as I embark on an incredible motorcycle travel journey across the country. In this motovlog, you'll experience the beauty of riding in Japan through scenic routes, ancient shrines, and local culinary stops, all part of my quest to explore the 47 prefectures of Japan. ✨🎬 So sit back, relax and enjoy the whole journey, there is a lot to see!

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