Vol.002 "Shibuya to Asakusa" ST250 (TU250) SUZUKI Motorcycle POV ASMR - 'Just Riding' Series

Riding from Shibuya to Asakusa, Crossing the Heart of Tokyo.
Route: goo.gl/maps/5J...
Riding Date: May 17, 2023
About Shibuya and Asakusa:
"Shibuya and Asakusa are two popular areas located within Tokyo, but they are geographically separated within the city. Below, I will provide more details about the geographical relationship between both areas.
Shibuya:
Shibuya is located in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, and it belongs to the central part of Tokyo.
Shibuya Station is one of the most important transportation hubs in Tokyo, where major railway lines like the JR Yamanote Line, Tokyu Toyoko Line, Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line, and Tokyo Metro Ginza Line intersect.
Shibuya is known for its youth culture, fashion, entertainment, and offers a plethora of shopping, dining, cafes, and nightlife options. The famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing is also a notable landmark.
Asakusa:
Asakusa is situated in Taito Ward, slightly to the east of central Tokyo.
Key attractions in Asakusa include Senso-ji Temple (famous for Nakamise-dori), Tokyo Skytree, Sumida River, and more.
Asakusa is rich in Japanese tradition and history, preserving a classical ambiance. It's a popular destination for tourists, with Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise-dori being must-visit spots.
Geographically, Shibuya and Asakusa are positioned eastward from the center of Tokyo, and with various transportation options such as trains and buses, it is relatively easy to travel between them. These areas are frequently visited when exploring tourist attractions within Tokyo."
Motorcycle Information:
Model: SUZUKI ST250 (known as TU250 outside Japan) E-type S customization
Exhaust: Yamato stainless steel carbon exhaust for ST250 with standard noise level
Customization: Full painting, engine overhaul, and more
Recording:
GoPro Hero11 (POV)
Insta360 (not used in this video)
Zoom H6 BLK
LR → Installed above the exhaust outlet
Tr1 → Helmet interior microphone for voice recording (not used in this video)
Tr2 → Installed below the headlight for recording front ambient sounds
Tr3.4 → Two identical microphones installed on the swing arm pivot
Used as stereo microphones to capture mechanical noises such as the chain, engine, and gear changes.
The sound has been adjusted to resemble what I hear while riding.
Editing:
DaVinci Resolve
I plan to post more content in the future, so I would appreciate your comments and feedback on anything you notice!"

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