This video documents a unique motorbike journey through Nagasaki Prefecture from the perspective of a 145cm tall female rider. The host rents the Kawasaki Eliminator 400SE for a hands-on review while touring several notable destinations. This provides viewers with both a rider-focused assessment of the bike—especially relevant for shorter riders—and a travelogue highlighting some of Nagasaki’s most stunning scenery.

The journey begins in Isahaya (諫早), moves through Unzen (雲仙), passes by the dramatic Mt. Unzen (雲仙岳) and the active Heisei Shinzan (平成新山), and continues to Obama (小浜) and Minamishimabara (南島原). Along the way, the host shares impressions of handling the Kawasaki cruiser, addressing considerations such as seat height, maneuverability, and comfort for shorter riders. These user insights provide practical tips for others considering touring Japan by motorbike.

Scenic highlights include the volcanic landscapes of Unzen and the awe-inspiring profile of Heisei Shinzan, a mountain formed by eruptions in the 1990s. The route takes in coastal vistas and quintessentially Japanese rural scenes, making it visually appealing for travel fans—whether or not they ride. In addition, the video showcases tourist-friendly towns such as Obama with its famed hot springs and Minamishimabara, known for its history and natural beauty. This content is ideal for those looking to explore Kyushu’s hidden gems, especially by motorcycle.