My First Solo Ride Across Japan — Kagoshima
Kagoshima sits at the southern edge of Japan’s main islands — a landscape shaped by volcanoes, wild coastlines, hidden shrines, and roads that seem built for…
Kagoshima sits at the southern edge of Japan’s main islands — a landscape shaped by volcanoes, wild coastlines, hidden shrines, and roads that seem built for…
Riding a motorcycle through Japan in February seemed like a great adventure. In reality, it was a mistake...
Kumamoto was supposed to be about volcanoes, islands, and incredible riding roads. And it was. But by the end of this trip, that wasn’t what stayed…
Oita is one of those places Japan doesn’t advertise loudly — and that’s exactly why it works. It doesn’t try to impress you with major landmarks…
Nagasaki was supposed to be a scenic prefecture ride. And it was. But this one came with a cost...
Saga is the kind of place most travelers skip. Which is exactly why I wanted to ride there...
It began badly. Really badly. And yet by the end of it, Fukuoka had taught me something important about this whole project...
Shimane felt different from the moment I started riding it. Not louder. Not more dramatic. Just deeper...
Hiroshima was supposed to be a great ride. And it was. But not in the way I expected...
Yamaguchi was one of those prefectures I didn’t go into with big expectations. And maybe that was the best thing possible...