It was not intentional for him to be there it is due to him having forgotten his license. I'm sure you can ask them If a member who is not participating in go carts can get a free ride with the guide. If you mean allowed legally yes we passed by police no issues just a passenger on the motorcycle. On their website there is an option for you to rent one of those motorcycles instead of gokart too I believe.
@thatboi7572 it's just like driving a regular car and you'll be guided whole time. Never moment didn't feel safe but enjoy it definitely a worthwhile experience.
I'm using hero 9 black it's been great for my trips and captures 4k amazing quality still. Definitely recommend a gopro especially if you don't mind having it on head,chest, or even a the bookbag strap makes it easy to be hands off.
The fun video is part of the truth. The tourists are not to blame, but the tour guides have terrible manners. They ignore traffic lights and drive at 30km/h on a road with a speed limit of 50km/h, causing traffic jams. The tour guides are running at the front of the line, so they turn a blind eye to the chaos caused by the line behind them. They go straight ahead with their blinkers up. Then they delay the start of the tour by taking pictures while waiting at traffic lights. Many drivers behind them are annoyed. It is wonderful that tourists enjoy their trip to Japan, but the tourist agencies that disrupt the order of public roads to make money continue to sow the seeds of anger on the roads. Many Japanese are bitterly disappointed by the number of accidents they cause in Tokyo. And foreign tour guides cannot speak Japanese well enough to deal with accidents. I hope you will choose a good tour guide who understands and complies with Japanese laws and manners. This will ensure your safety.
This is how everyone should drive to work
Don't be silly. Troublesome
Criminal. GOMB in Japan.
beautiful city
It really is!
Why don't they use in helmet communication radio such as walkie talkie instead of manual hand sign?
Fun! Do they ofer helmets and gogles? please excuse typos, I can't tipe double leters or backspace on this device today. thanks!
Definitely worth it! They did not provide helmets or gogles at the time we went. I will add that felt completely safe the whole time.
is the guy on the back of the tour guide still the same price? and is it still allowed?
It was not intentional for him to be there it is due to him having forgotten his license. I'm sure you can ask them If a member who is not participating in go carts can get a free ride with the guide. If you mean allowed legally yes we passed by police no issues just a passenger on the motorcycle. On their website there is an option for you to rent one of those motorcycles instead of gokart too I believe.
@@ironyEXP thank you 👌 i’m taking my girl in march and she’s too scared to be driving around
@thatboi7572 it's just like driving a regular car and you'll be guided whole time. Never moment didn't feel safe but enjoy it definitely a worthwhile experience.
Do they not allow you to mount a pole on the kart itself to use a 360 camera?
Don't see why not. I only have my gopro so didn't think of that.
GoPro on your head?
Yes, was using the head band strap.
amazing quality video bro. what model of gopro is this? i'll go to Japan in July and thinking of getting one
I'm using hero 9 black it's been great for my trips and captures 4k amazing quality still. Definitely recommend a gopro especially if you don't mind having it on head,chest, or even a the bookbag strap makes it easy to be hands off.
@@ironyEXP thanx for responding. how long does a full charged battery lasts recording at 4k?
The fun video is part of the truth. The tourists are not to blame, but the tour guides have terrible manners. They ignore traffic lights and drive at 30km/h on a road with a speed limit of 50km/h, causing traffic jams.
The tour guides are running at the front of the line, so they turn a blind eye to the chaos caused by the line behind them. They go straight ahead with their blinkers up. Then they delay the start of the tour by taking pictures while waiting at traffic lights. Many drivers behind them are annoyed. It is wonderful that tourists enjoy their trip to Japan, but the tourist agencies that disrupt the order of public roads to make money continue to sow the seeds of anger on the roads. Many Japanese are bitterly disappointed by the number of accidents they cause in Tokyo. And foreign tour guides cannot speak Japanese well enough to deal with accidents. I hope you will choose a good tour guide who understands and complies with Japanese laws and manners. This will ensure your safety.
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