This video from the channel ‘こつぶちゃんねる’ follows a 145cm tall woman as she takes on the challenge of maneuvering a large motorcycle through a slalom course. The video is part of her broader journey of traveling around Japan by motorcycle, sharing unique experiences from the perspective of a petite rider. It highlights both her skills handling a heavy bike and the determination required to overcome physical challenges for motorcycling enthusiasts who may not fit the standard rider profile.

The channel documents a variety of outdoor adventures, including nation-wide motorcycle trips with camping gear, road trips involving loading smaller bikes into vans for car camping, and mountain climbing across Japan. This particular episode emphasizes motorcycle control and the intricacies of slalom riding, which involves precise navigation through a series of cones or obstacles. Such riding exercises are common in Japanese motorcycle schools and serve as both skill training and a fun way to improve rider safety and handling.

Viewers can expect a candid glimpse into the world of Japanese touring culture—where versatility and enjoyment of the ride outweigh any limitations. The presenter’s motorbike lineup includes the popular HONDA CBR250RR, Super Cub 110, Monkey 50, as well as utility vehicles like the N-VAN and HiAce, enabling a variety of journeys from solo tent camping to extended road trips. Although the video primarily focuses on the slalom experience, it also reflects the vibrant Japanese motorcycle community and the country’s landscape as seen from two wheels.

Japan’s motorcycling culture is well-established, with riding schools, scenic touring routes, and specialized motorcycle-friendly accommodations. This video encourages others—regardless of their stature or experience—to embrace the adventure found in motorcycle travel across Japan.