"SUPER Mamachari GP FUJI SPEEDWAY" is the most attended bike race in Japan. The is a seven hour endurance race with 1000 teams. Bike must be categorized as mamachari and have a front basket, headlight, and kick stand. Any decoration is welcome but performance enhancing modification is prohibited. Team must have at least two race queens.
Check out this crazy race on YouTube!
Note: Mamachari = mama's bike or bike looks like it All bikes on this video are mamacharis.
"SUPER Mamachari GP FUJI SPEEDWAY" is the most attended bike race in Japan. The is a seven hour endurance race with 1000 teams. Bike must be categorized as mamachari and have a front basket, headlight, and kick stand. Any decoration is welcome but performance enhancing modification is prohibited. Team must have at least two race queens.
Check out this crazy race on YouTube!
Note: Mamachari = mama's bike or bike looks like it All bikes on this video are mamacharis.
wow... all that monotony life sure breaks up in anime. It's like they don't want to live like this so they make animations to make their wild dreams come true. LOL bikes are all the same -_- man... what a disaster.
Would it seem kind of out of place if I were to have a mountain bike fitted with a rear wheel rack like theirs are built with? Mostly its just the mountain bike aspect of it... might come in handy when going up hills.
It's funny because at the beginning of the clip when the guy is giving the girl a double on his bike.... this is considered illegal ^ ^ nice one lol or riding while holding an umbrella LOL this guy just gives videos on people doing illegal things on bikes.... classic
@areyouserious83 errrrr idiot!!! it's I was talking about JAPAN. Geez you are a moron > < I live in Japan and know the rules. Please go troll some other post. Man we have some moron in youtube.....
@scarlettrose11, in Japan you can see basically 3 types: race , mountain and "domestic" bikes (I don´t really know what´s it´s "official" name). The "domestic" type - the one we see in the video - is the most common one (race and mountain bikes are hard to see on the streets). You can put baskets for the shopping (or whatever you want to take on the bike) and chairs for you babies.
@a19958029 The most common type you refer here is called mama-chari. Chari is a kind of nickname of bike. Mama-chari came from mom's shopping bicycle, I think. It's not an official category name but is a name everyone uses in Japan.
I've got a mountain bike and a racer here in Tokyo but the problem is, you can only go as fast as everyone else around you which is just faster than walking speed. Their "girls" bikes have a lower center of gravity which means they can stay upright when the traffic slows to a stall while I am having trouble trying to balance.
Is it true, from your perspective that cyclists in Japan are treated less favourably to other vehicles and pedestrians?. I read a news article not long ago that a young high school student texting on her phone ran into a older lady. She had to pay compensation at the amount of 5 million yen. Have you heard of other situations similar to this?
@daaero, the order is something like this: (1) pedestrians - (2) bikes - (3) cars, having 1 "more" rigths over 3. According to the textbook I was reading to get a driving license, bikes are considered a type of vehicle, hence they should go on the road, not the footpath. When a vehicle runs over a pedestrian (bikes included) the driver usually on the lose side. When you ride a bike is highly discouraged:
So if I rode my road racing bike... people would look at me funny? cause I would probably stand out... and what I wear when I ride too. and... do they ride road bikes? like racing, the best bikes ever made? (just sayin)
@Ambzelia89 i only buy ugly second hand bikes so nobody will think of stealing them..but still my bike got got stolen..so i bought another second hand bike but this time really ugly....its been over a year and i still have it :D
Japan a bicycle country? Not as much as the city where I live. At some point it was (or maybe still is) bicycle city of the world.
If you have time lookup videos of the city of Groningen in the Netherlands.
Besides, we do have a wide variety of bikes here. We wear no helmets either and our normal clothes. Nothing bad happens here without that. So it's all a bit overrated, the protection gear.
@HomerBong You obviously care enough to respond with a negative comment. Ignoring is the best way to not care. And yes, I respond because I don't like guys with a dirty mouth when not needed. In that respect only I care.
Have a good day sir, and I hope you'll enjoy this great guy's video's. :)
If I were able to ship my bike to Japan, like if I took it on the plane with me somehow, is that possible? Would I be able to ride it around without breaking any laws, or do I need a bike license or something in Japan?
When I lived in Japan, I did see a few road bikes riden by serious competitive style riders. But you are right most of the bikes you tend to see in Japan are the ones you filmed with the basket on the front.
In Finland bikes are used in a similar way. Everyone has one and uses it in a practical sense(not really for exercise, but for traveling in stead), nor do people have special "biking clothes". What we finns call city bikes are pretty popular..
grrrr... bikes need to be less on the footpath... when there even is a foot path. Bikes everywhere - constantly on the lookout so me and the GF don't get run over
oh man! just a little bit more wind and the skirts will fly! just wondering though...why dont they sit on their skirts i mean wont it dirty their p-panties *nosebleed*
When I drive in Japan, I really get concerned and scared of older bicycling with an umbrella in hand weaving right and left. Why don't they wear a poncho to be safe?
@kyyote1 it is overkill. they invest in decent, safe infrastructure for bikes. Chance of being hit by a car are real slim. I want to see this kind of infrastructure in the USA. We are all about cars and little else.
I agree with you too. I have been nearly run over several times on my bike, while obeying the laws of the road here in the UK, due to drivers who are also law abiding. There are junctions and roads which are simply NOT bike friendly.
People would use more bikes in australia if the government wasn't so stupid and classified them as Road Vehicles, as far as I'm concerned a bicycle is a hazard on the road to the rider and traffic, If they were allowed on the footpath it would be much better.
I agree LosBats. They have the same laws here in the US. And even some state laws here in Oregon where you have to give a certain ammount of distance to a bicyclist on the road and you are not allowed to pass them or you get fined.
@LosBats - then they would be a hazard to the rider and pedestrians. Let's face it, to any mode of land transport (pedestrian, bicycle, motorcycle, car, bus, truck, etc.), any other form of transport is a hazard. Get used to it.
@JBofBrisbane Are you serious? it's easier for a pedestrian to dodge a bicycle than for a car to hit the brakes fast enough not to hit them....which one is more hazardous? a car that can kill a bicyclist or you dodging a bike going 5mph....?
@WaiWu - yes, I'm serious. Are you? I want to ride a bit faster than 8 km/h, which would make me a hazard to pedestrians if I was on the footpath. The Queensland Traffic Code used to be short and to the point about this - "To ride a bicycle on the footpath is illegal". Nowadays it is legal, but cyclists must "give way to pedestrians" while on the footpath.
@LosBats i only would prefer that bicycles have their own lane on the road.like..these people texting while on their bicycle can harm those walking on the sidewalk
You may not have noticed, but no one is riding a racing bike. They're all on the sidewalk moving at jogging speed. Falling off at this speed is the same as tripping. In the US, there's places that make one wear a helmet any time they're seated on a bike and it's ridiculous. WTG Japan for getting it right! :)
I think strict rules for helmet discourages people to use their bikes more often.
I use my helmet on my racing bike but if I were to ride on mamachari, I wouldn't use helmet. When you look at all other countries people use more bikes don't wear helmets.
No matter how many racing bicycles on the street, it won't make any difference unless people start using utility bikes for everyday use.
I confess I was one of those people leaving a bike without a lock at the station, everyday. ^_^;
these videos actually do prepare me for japan. its like i can go there and not be out of the loop. makes me feel like if I go over there it wasn't my 1st time.
Okay get a bike and start a trend. now you are probly wondering how. put base ball cards in the spokes...lol... and a light. and deck it out....there you go.
0:18 ?
MriBackup 4 hours ago
i live in canada..there are lots of thrift stores here..check also you local website of for sale stuff
EvendimataE 1 day ago
im male but i like using the girl's bike frame..easy to hop on and easy to dismount too in case of emergency
EvendimataE 1 day ago
The fat people in my USA town will not be able to ride bike. They are fat.
hainguyenx 1 week ago
@hainguyenx and you are ignorant. please don't generalize.
auntbecky 4 days ago
Japan has quite a few similarities with the Netherlands this is one of them. (Could have something to do with trading in the old times )
dutchleaf 1 week ago
i love clicking CC on bottom right and let the funny happen
cplR3yk1ng 1 month ago
I'm watching this in 2012 and it's just as interesting ^_^
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I wonder why they all have their saddles soooo low? Of course, its easier to reach the ground when you stop, but it's a disaster for longer rides
09conrado 1 month ago
"SUPER Mamachari GP FUJI SPEEDWAY" is the most attended bike race in Japan. The is a seven hour endurance race with 1000 teams. Bike must be categorized as mamachari and have a front basket, headlight, and kick stand. Any decoration is welcome but performance enhancing modification is prohibited. Team must have at least two race queens.
Check out this crazy race on YouTube!
Note: Mamachari = mama's bike or bike looks like it All bikes on this video are mamacharis.
dzunku1 2 months ago
"SUPER Mamachari GP FUJI SPEEDWAY" is the most attended bike race in Japan. The is a seven hour endurance race with 1000 teams. Bike must be categorized as mamachari and have a front basket, headlight, and kick stand. Any decoration is welcome but performance enhancing modification is prohibited. Team must have at least two race queens.
Check out this crazy race on YouTube!
Note: Mamachari = mama's bike or bike looks like it All bikes on this video are mamacharis.
dzunku1 2 months ago
who gives a toss about helmets? I was expecting women in short skirts so I can smash my helmet.
ivorhandful 2 months ago
wow... all that monotony life sure breaks up in anime. It's like they don't want to live like this so they make animations to make their wild dreams come true. LOL bikes are all the same -_- man... what a disaster.
CptEddyPrice 2 months ago
Would it seem kind of out of place if I were to have a mountain bike fitted with a rear wheel rack like theirs are built with? Mostly its just the mountain bike aspect of it... might come in handy when going up hills.
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uwabakidoi 4 months ago
It's funny because at the beginning of the clip when the guy is giving the girl a double on his bike.... this is considered illegal ^ ^ nice one lol or riding while holding an umbrella LOL this guy just gives videos on people doing illegal things on bikes.... classic
monolocco 5 months ago
@monolocco Just because its Illegal in your country doesnt mean its illegal all over the world
areyouserious83 5 months ago
@areyouserious83 errrrr idiot!!! it's I was talking about JAPAN. Geez you are a moron > < I live in Japan and know the rules. Please go troll some other post. Man we have some moron in youtube.....
monolocco 5 months ago
@monolocco Settle down little boy
areyouserious83 5 months ago
@monolocco The girl could be 6 years old or younger. Then this is legal. Well, you never know. :)
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monolocco 5 months ago
why do they have the same bike?
scarlettrose11 5 months ago
@scarlettrose11, in Japan you can see basically 3 types: race , mountain and "domestic" bikes (I don´t really know what´s it´s "official" name). The "domestic" type - the one we see in the video - is the most common one (race and mountain bikes are hard to see on the streets). You can put baskets for the shopping (or whatever you want to take on the bike) and chairs for you babies.
a19958029 5 months ago
@a19958029 The most common type you refer here is called mama-chari. Chari is a kind of nickname of bike. Mama-chari came from mom's shopping bicycle, I think. It's not an official category name but is a name everyone uses in Japan.
dzunku1 2 months ago
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FUNETEKA 6 months ago
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midorimusi007 6 months ago
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rocknroll5656 6 months ago
I've got a mountain bike and a racer here in Tokyo but the problem is, you can only go as fast as everyone else around you which is just faster than walking speed. Their "girls" bikes have a lower center of gravity which means they can stay upright when the traffic slows to a stall while I am having trouble trying to balance.
Kognito72 6 months ago
Is it true, from your perspective that cyclists in Japan are treated less favourably to other vehicles and pedestrians?. I read a news article not long ago that a young high school student texting on her phone ran into a older lady. She had to pay compensation at the amount of 5 million yen. Have you heard of other situations similar to this?
daaero 6 months ago
@daaero, the order is something like this: (1) pedestrians - (2) bikes - (3) cars, having 1 "more" rigths over 3. According to the textbook I was reading to get a driving license, bikes are considered a type of vehicle, hence they should go on the road, not the footpath. When a vehicle runs over a pedestrian (bikes included) the driver usually on the lose side. When you ride a bike is highly discouraged:
- Ride with a passenger
- Ride with an umbrella
- Ride with headphones
a19958029 5 months ago
盗撮してるの女子高生に気づかれてるよwww
messi7japan 8 months ago 18
I am so shipping my bmx over to japan when i go there
ChibiNinjax002 8 months ago
That is weird and funny how different cultures may be.
Great to see such insights!
For example in Germany texting while riding or riding bicycle drunk is a crime,
that will get your driver licence revoked.
SEThatered 9 months ago
@SEThatered shit!! thay revoke your drivers license? in America or at least my town thay just give you a ticket and tell you to go home
dvpkid 9 months ago
@dvpkid
I kid you not.
And if you don't have a license, but violate a road safety on a bicycle,
you'll pay a fine and will have more complications getting a license in the future.
Though foreigners often get just a fine (+ file a case to a homeland, which often has no consequences)
SEThatered 9 months ago
@SEThatered shit i got it easy than
dvpkid 9 months ago
So if I rode my road racing bike... people would look at me funny? cause I would probably stand out... and what I wear when I ride too. and... do they ride road bikes? like racing, the best bikes ever made? (just sayin)
Killimanjaro741 9 months ago
thanks, I meant to spell head injury.
kyyote1 9 months ago
its allowed to ride bike on the sidewalk?
not here in germany.
and we are "individual". Many different kinds of "bikes". City, Mountain, Trekking, Race, BMX.
PriusRider 10 months ago
I still call them girls bike. Because they are. Hehee
maZZiveAttack 10 months ago
I love these videos ^^ You have a very funny outlook on the culture
xshobsx 10 months ago
The irony of using an umbrella in Japan.
soundtheology 10 months ago
Where I live, you can ride a bike anywhere. If I were on Japan, I would bring my Mongoose bike xD
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Justiricasey2 11 months ago
LOL I would look really stupid then, on a mountain bike wearing all the gear in Japan? :(
VladPayne 11 months ago
VladPayne Mountain bikes are popular among school children, but I see adults riding mountain bike in the cities too.
arby22207 11 months ago
i need to learn how to ride a bike lol
TrappedButterflyInc 1 year ago
people in the u.s. should right bikes to school or work more often instead of getting a ride
Callope1126 1 year ago 10
@Callope1126 ok but too many of us live way too far from work or school to make it practical.
auntbecky 4 days ago
@Callope1126
If we didn't have to worry about bikes getting stolen here....in Japan, they don't have those concerns because people are considerate...
Ambzelia89 2 days ago
@Ambzelia89 so true.
Callope1126 2 days ago
@Ambzelia89 i only buy ugly second hand bikes so nobody will think of stealing them..but still my bike got got stolen..so i bought another second hand bike but this time really ugly....its been over a year and i still have it :D
EvendimataE 1 day ago
@EvendimataE
nice :) may i ask where you usually buy them? like rummage sales orr? im considering doing it...
Ambzelia89 1 day ago
I wanna ride my bmx in there I wonder what would happen lookin different
HappyMasterChief 1 year ago
i've always wanted to go to japan
pilotman757 1 year ago
just an observation...everyone seems to have the seat set very low??
fupabox 1 year ago
Question; why is a guys bike type of bike that would harm a guy more than a girl? Not that a girl would like to, err, 'sit' on it either.
They've got taste, the japanese. That's exactly the type of bike i want! <3
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IgnorantFaggot 1 year ago
That's the (green) way to travel. Cool video - thanks
amiyaiitkgp 1 year ago
in japan you are not allowed to right a bike with someone is sitting on the back things (I am no good in english) or is it.
paddyanouk 1 year ago
why don't they seem to have modern looking bikes there?? they all kinda look the same..
philxcorexinxurxface 1 year ago
Japan a bicycle country? Not as much as the city where I live. At some point it was (or maybe still is) bicycle city of the world.
If you have time lookup videos of the city of Groningen in the Netherlands.
Besides, we do have a wide variety of bikes here. We wear no helmets either and our normal clothes. Nothing bad happens here without that. So it's all a bit overrated, the protection gear.
LogiForce86 1 year ago
@LogiForce86 stfu nobody cares its the internet.
HomerBong 1 year ago
@HomerBong You obviously care enough to respond with a negative comment. Ignoring is the best way to not care. And yes, I respond because I don't like guys with a dirty mouth when not needed. In that respect only I care.
Have a good day sir, and I hope you'll enjoy this great guy's video's. :)
LogiForce86 1 year ago
if only i could bike to school!
lukemomo1 1 year ago
damn... I WANNA RIDE MY BMX IN THERE!!1
HappyMasterChief 1 year ago
If I were able to ship my bike to Japan, like if I took it on the plane with me somehow, is that possible? Would I be able to ride it around without breaking any laws, or do I need a bike license or something in Japan?
Hatterific 1 year ago
So as New Yorkers
521i 1 year ago
0:53 look at my hot ride....lol gotta love that one
Gine012 1 year ago
Nagoya lol
SemimaruSakagami 1 year ago
カマチャリw
ogrock28 1 year ago
5* for the short skirts! :D
peod666 1 year ago
I have some friends from Asia who were surprised to found out about helmet laws in Canada. Would it be odd for a foreigner to wear a helmet in Japan?
BoltMitch 1 year ago 4
@BoltMitch
No.
Some Japanese people wear them.
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago
@TheJapanChannelDcom Great! Thanks!
BoltMitch 1 year ago
@TheJapanChannelDcom hey what are the bills like on avrage there
rexman92 1 year ago
so is it common so see normal bikes there? like the type used in the US?
singh4lyfee 1 year ago
When I lived in Japan, I did see a few road bikes riden by serious competitive style riders. But you are right most of the bikes you tend to see in Japan are the ones you filmed with the basket on the front.
Theytoldmetodoit1 1 year ago
hmmmm
slow mo for the school girls in skirts
;)
mlps93 1 year ago 13
In Finland bikes are used in a similar way. Everyone has one and uses it in a practical sense(not really for exercise, but for traveling in stead), nor do people have special "biking clothes". What we finns call city bikes are pretty popular..
:)
GustisGirl 1 year ago 2
they are girls bikes
Landofwoads 1 year ago
i wonder if thers like a PSA about texting and bike ridding where the kid is texting and boom gets run over and causes a fifty car pile up
Ablethe7 1 year ago
very cool. 5 thumbs up! lol
worldtravel101 1 year ago
Awesome. To the bike ridaz from Japan.
Chuloloc 1 year ago
grrrr... bikes need to be less on the footpath... when there even is a foot path. Bikes everywhere - constantly on the lookout so me and the GF don't get run over
blank000blank 2 years ago
oh man! just a little bit more wind and the skirts will fly! just wondering though...why dont they sit on their skirts i mean wont it dirty their p-panties *nosebleed*
idkyoo 2 years ago
Compared to texting and biking, driving and texting is for wimps.
xchosen123 2 years ago 5
@xchosen123 you sir, are EXTREME
BbvonstreetKING 1 year ago
using a bike instead of manual walking,
time is gold,
that's the concept.
asakaolol 2 years ago 2
Another youtuber was showing off his bridgestone bravestar, which looks a lot like these bikes. They look like easy going cruiser bikes.
IronJawJim 2 years ago
Cycling in a suit! LOL! Tough!
ForceOfWizardry 2 years ago 3
When I drive in Japan, I really get concerned and scared of older bicycling with an umbrella in hand weaving right and left. Why don't they wear a poncho to be safe?
MrKaz106 2 years ago 3
A have a question.
Are there special ways for bike which you can use to ride the bike on it ? In germany there are bike paths...
Is it allowed to ride the bike on the street?
5 Stars
nightskill01 2 years ago
@nightskill01
They ride them on the footpath more than on the street (unless there is no footpath)
Thanks for all the 5's!!
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 years ago
Interesting! It's there bike is part of there life. But I also noticed that they don't wear head gear to minimize hear injury.
kyyote1 2 years ago 3
@kyyote1
That is right!
Watch the helmet video!
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 years ago
@kyyote1 you spelled hair wrong...
celtickohei 10 months ago
@kyyote1 it is overkill. they invest in decent, safe infrastructure for bikes. Chance of being hit by a car are real slim. I want to see this kind of infrastructure in the USA. We are all about cars and little else.
djkenny 8 months ago
@kyyote1 It's actually hard to find a single research that concludes bike helmets save lives..
OhFishyFish 7 months ago
@kyyote1 It's because the Japanese don't need the government to tell them what to do. They are free to choose
naturalthing1 5 months ago
Not that im a perv but japanese schoolgirls have a special place in my heart... 5 stars for 0:46 to 0:55
6390316 2 years ago 83
dont be silly..your a maniac!!! lol
chintriad888 2 years ago
@6390316, Of course you're not a perv. What's not to love about Japanese school girls? Or school girls anywhere, for that matter!
TIMOTHYSAARINEN 1 year ago
@6390316 i like them in porn.
aronwells 1 year ago
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That doesn't look very safe. Do people go around of Segways? That seems like something that might be popular in Japan.
DerSchnurrbart 2 years ago
i agree with losbats and pooeyegg, i hate driving behing cyclist, im soo scared i'll hit and kill one someday.
rozuell 2 years ago
I agree with you too. I have been nearly run over several times on my bike, while obeying the laws of the road here in the UK, due to drivers who are also law abiding. There are junctions and roads which are simply NOT bike friendly.
PivotDXM 2 years ago 2
People would use more bikes in australia if the government wasn't so stupid and classified them as Road Vehicles, as far as I'm concerned a bicycle is a hazard on the road to the rider and traffic, If they were allowed on the footpath it would be much better.
LosBats 2 years ago 43
I agree LosBats. They have the same laws here in the US. And even some state laws here in Oregon where you have to give a certain ammount of distance to a bicyclist on the road and you are not allowed to pass them or you get fined.
Anyway, another great video, japanchannel.
pooeyegg 2 years ago
@LosBats - then they would be a hazard to the rider and pedestrians. Let's face it, to any mode of land transport (pedestrian, bicycle, motorcycle, car, bus, truck, etc.), any other form of transport is a hazard. Get used to it.
JBofBrisbane 1 year ago
@JBofBrisbane
Your absolutely right brother, there are alot of hazards in this world especially on the road., thanks.
LosBats 1 year ago
@JBofBrisbane Are you serious? it's easier for a pedestrian to dodge a bicycle than for a car to hit the brakes fast enough not to hit them....which one is more hazardous? a car that can kill a bicyclist or you dodging a bike going 5mph....?
WaiWu 1 year ago
@WaiWu - yes, I'm serious. Are you? I want to ride a bit faster than 8 km/h, which would make me a hazard to pedestrians if I was on the footpath. The Queensland Traffic Code used to be short and to the point about this - "To ride a bicycle on the footpath is illegal". Nowadays it is legal, but cyclists must "give way to pedestrians" while on the footpath.
JBofBrisbane 1 year ago
@LosBats i only would prefer that bicycles have their own lane on the road.like..these people texting while on their bicycle can harm those walking on the sidewalk
caldevera 10 months ago
@LosBats Same thing in America, although I've seen plenty of people not follow those rules and police don't really enforce them.
goirkens 7 months ago
This should be encouraged ! ^__^ I love how there were school girls definitely moe and definitely reminds me of anime ! :D p.s. wear your helmets =3.
tiannazx3uploadzx3 2 years ago 2
You may not have noticed, but no one is riding a racing bike. They're all on the sidewalk moving at jogging speed. Falling off at this speed is the same as tripping. In the US, there's places that make one wear a helmet any time they're seated on a bike and it's ridiculous. WTG Japan for getting it right! :)
Snorkorsys 2 years ago 5
I like the japanese culture and exspecially the food , wish I could speak japanese, so I could go on a holiday to Japan someday ^_^
5lythy 2 years ago 3
if i go there im bringing my double suspension mountan bike just to be uneque
stormtrooper190 2 years ago
being unique isn't admired here like it is in the west :-)
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 years ago
@TheJapanChannelDcom
That sounds....depressing.
So your expected to just be one in the crowd?
hinatagirl101 1 year ago
@hinatagirl101
Pretty much.
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago
I think strict rules for helmet discourages people to use their bikes more often.
I use my helmet on my racing bike but if I were to ride on mamachari, I wouldn't use helmet. When you look at all other countries people use more bikes don't wear helmets.
No matter how many racing bicycles on the street, it won't make any difference unless people start using utility bikes for everyday use.
I confess I was one of those people leaving a bike without a lock at the station, everyday. ^_^;
allgoo19 2 years ago 3
Interesting that none wear helmets. Even more interesting are those crazy oval wheels. Must be some kind of space time warp going on over there :-)
stepo123 2 years ago
I am making a video on helmets..
they wear them when they are just standing around but not when they ride bikes!
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 years ago
these videos actually do prepare me for japan. its like i can go there and not be out of the loop. makes me feel like if I go over there it wasn't my 1st time.
dl4breeze 2 years ago 6
great!
that is one reason i make them!
have a look at the forum on our website at the thread called:
"going to Japan - what do I need to know"
I think it will help.
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 years ago
I love your videos!! I love the random bits of information about Japan that I would never realize...until I make a trip there one day hopefully.
thewilson15 2 years ago 3
Thanks man :-)
I specialize in random!!
I keep an eye out for good stuff and try to bring you a new one every week!
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 years ago
me too man
bobidi123 2 years ago 2
Okay get a bike and start a trend. now you are probly wondering how. put base ball cards in the spokes...lol... and a light. and deck it out....there you go.
Lostsenshi 2 years ago 2
I want to go to Japan.
ZJWS1999 2 years ago 6
you and i both
TrenchcoatNinja3 2 years ago 2
That is quite weird.
JustaEropeanGuy 2 years ago 2
I MIISS JAPAN
Japtrainees 2 years ago 2