You've got to hand it to Guy, it doesn't have to be bikes or planes yet he still has that immense appreciation of everything he seen in Japan. Massive respect to him, such a good lad!
So this guy The man in black.. Do you know the race When that thing happen Puff Before What he did to take the lead I watch so many TIMES and fell in love with the courage of control
I love the lathe turning. I did my apprenticeship in hand machining and miss precision turning the most. h6 limit was the most precise I have to bore out to
Just here to say that you inspire me massively as a character. The passion you have in motorbikes, engines, exploring and always up for a challenge astounds me. I’m a combat medic in the Army born in Lincolnshire and all I want is to be on the road with my dream bike. But I’m only 17 and started my career young so I’ve got some time to go unfortunately. But keep up the amazing work Guy.
I'm friends with someone who grew up in Japan and some years ago he went back to visit so I went with him. We were only there for a week but it was an amazing experience. Japan is so organised and the people are so polite. One event sticks in my mind when we were in a cafe and I went to the toilet and tripped over a bag which a customer had left near the table. When I looked up there were three guys, smartly dressed but absolutely covered in tattoos and wearing expensive jewellery. One stood up and apologised and bowed, I did the same and then went off to the toilet. I came back out and they once again apologised even though it was me who tripped over their bag. I was talking to my friend after and he said they were very likely Yakuza. Even the organised crime bosses in Japan are polite and generally don't interfere with normal citizens' lives. I apologised and showed them respect and they were polite in return. Foreigners are a novelty to some Japanese people and they are very curious if they see someone who obviously isn't Japanese. Everyone respects the law, they drive politely and on two occasions I was approached by police who bowed and asked if I needed help etc. It helps having someone who can translate with you as well though as English is not as widely spoken as it is in for example China or other Asian countries.
Japan is superior no doubt. Clean streets, polite and respectful people and somehow the big cities work well even tho they have super high population density. Low crime. People dont even lock their mopeds when they shop grocery....
When I used to live in Japan, you’d often see people leave their scooters running outside convenience stores whilst doing their shopping. They know that the scooter will still be there on their return. I’m London, I use a solid chain and disc lock when doing my shopping and have no idea whether it’ll be there when I get back 😂
I saw a Lincolnshire landmarks tea towel hung like a picture on the wall of a tobacco plantation in Cuba, you have to respect how loved they are abroad.
I was supposed to take a trip to Tokyo in April 2020. Due to sars-cov-2 my flight and reservations were cancelled. Seeing Guy have fun over there eases some of my disappointment. Thanks for making this.
Hope every one is staying safe nice to look back at this . GUY is a legend. love you-tube how it can bring people together in these had times/if you love cars we have a view uploads out if you want to check them out . STAY SAFE :)
We haven't left home for 7 days. Count ourselves lucky we have a yard to stretch our legs in and sunshine to boot. 3 weeks+ to go. Stay safe, stay home. Kia Kaha from New Zealand.
6:13 im a programmer\operator of CNC lathe\milling machines D268 h9 is not that difficult, still in the realm of precision absolute respect for manual lathe operators
I only got to spend 3 days in Osaka when i stayed in Korea :( I'm hoping after this coronavirus is over I'll come back for much longer 😊 great country,great culture,amazing people and the food..#1 in Asia 🇬🇧♥️♥️♥️♥️🇯🇵 #IMISSJAPANESEVENDINGMACHINES HAHA
Its tradition and polite to give small gifts on many of occasions in Japan, it doesn't really matter what it is although in this case, alot of Japanese people love "traditional" London
It's sad to see that old man alone with no apprentice or a young co worker. And people think its not needed and stupid. I am learning for Research instrumentmaker in the netherlands and our school is so small we only take 100 people on a year and only 60% makes it. And people dont realise we are a rare breed and needed to make and improve their stuff
This Guy Man in black? I must say guy The best one minute in bike HISTORY (not a bike race watcher) you came down Body on top Shifting and correcting Ease into her Slide left Use your body Push DERRIERE control Dip down slide left The man in black Best one minute 32 seconds I've ever seen Then that thing happen Dont wanna talk about I watch it over over over TO CORRECT HER AND MAKE CALCULATED DECISION TO LEFT THEN RIGHT INTO FRONT THEN THAT THING HAPPEN DUDE, RIDE A BIKE WITH STYLE IVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE A JOCKEY IN THE SADDLE
I don't believe that any major high tech industries in Japan source their critical stuff from back street machinists with 1970,s era lathes and hand held micrometers, Japan has world leading CNC plants that do this work way more accurately and consistently than old grandpa there. The 76 micron tolerance he stated Is 3 thou , that's not a particularly tight tolerance , we used to work to a quarter of a thou by feel.
The Common People don't want Wars.. I am still wondering Why Japan attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor.. The Japanese Military Leader said they can't attack the USA Main Land because there would be a Rifle behind every blade of Grass.. Wars are a Rich Man's Trick .. I wonder how Japan got sucked into WWII ? Put 100 Million Industrious people on an Island .. MR Honda made Motorcycles that were enough Superior to British Motorcycles to put the British companies out of Business.. Some of the first good Kawasaki Motorcycles were exact copies of British bikes.. These Videos are great teasers . I wish I could see the whole shows as shown on Socialist run BBC for Free but I don't live in the UK I am not paying taxes for that benefit ..
@@pat4brown Thanks Patrica .. Seems I followed a link to watch more.. they wanted me to pay a bunch of money for access.. Also some one else told me it it channel 4 not BBC .. I did watch Benny Hill on American TV for years..
@@pat4brown There is a whole nother TV show that Guy was on .. Like when he set records for Wall of Death , Pikes Peak , Gravity recorded in a Soap Box Derby car ect.. I would not get access to that.. This channel here shows I made an account before .. but I don't know my password and they failed to e-mail me a password recovery link
Japan land of Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Fuktonium, that Fuku stuff is spewed all over the west from the rains during the meltdown. There should be no Olympics there, ever. Feel for the Japanese.
You've got to hand it to Guy, it doesn't have to be bikes or planes yet he still has that immense appreciation of everything he seen in Japan. Massive respect to him, such a good lad!
could not agree more
Almost crying at lathe bit. Christ, to have one’s work assessed and approved by a Japanese master, what a honour!!
Guy Martin is the coolest man alive! What an inspiration. He always gives his best on everything that he's doing.
Totally agree. Guy is a top bloke and would make a 10/10 dad
So this guy
The man in black..
Do you know the race
When that thing happen
Puff
Before
What he did to take the lead
I watch so many TIMES and fell in love with the courage of control
is guy martin a legend or is legend a guy martin.
that's a good quote
Everybody self isolating these days thank God for Guy and youtube it might just keep me sane.
I love the lathe turning. I did my apprenticeship in hand machining and miss precision turning the most. h6 limit was the most precise I have to bore out to
Just here to say that you inspire me massively as a character. The passion you have in motorbikes, engines, exploring and always up for a challenge astounds me. I’m a combat medic in the Army born in Lincolnshire and all I want is to be on the road with my dream bike. But I’m only 17 and started my career young so I’ve got some time to go unfortunately. But keep up the amazing work Guy.
I'm friends with someone who grew up in Japan and some years ago he went back to visit so I went with him. We were only there for a week but it was an amazing experience. Japan is so organised and the people are so polite. One event sticks in my mind when we were in a cafe and I went to the toilet and tripped over a bag which a customer had left near the table. When I looked up there were three guys, smartly dressed but absolutely covered in tattoos and wearing expensive jewellery. One stood up and apologised and bowed, I did the same and then went off to the toilet. I came back out and they once again apologised even though it was me who tripped over their bag. I was talking to my friend after and he said they were very likely Yakuza. Even the organised crime bosses in Japan are polite and generally don't interfere with normal citizens' lives. I apologised and showed them respect and they were polite in return. Foreigners are a novelty to some Japanese people and they are very curious if they see someone who obviously isn't Japanese. Everyone respects the law, they drive politely and on two occasions I was approached by police who bowed and asked if I needed help etc. It helps having someone who can translate with you as well though as English is not as widely spoken as it is in for example China or other Asian countries.
Love this series. Great to get a look at some of the mad bits around the world and Guy is a proper gent of a man
could not have put better well said . hes a legend
These short films of guys adventures are briliant, keep them coming.
❤ Guy Martin. Love his immense interest & respect for Japan.
Japan is superior no doubt. Clean streets, polite and respectful people and somehow the big cities work well even tho they have super high population density.
Low crime. People dont even lock their mopeds when they shop grocery....
When I used to live in Japan, you’d often see people leave their scooters running outside convenience stores whilst doing their shopping. They know that the scooter will still be there on their return. I’m London, I use a solid chain and disc lock when doing my shopping and have no idea whether it’ll be there when I get back 😂
@@CookingwithChefDai yeah its crazy. London is really really bad these days. I could never live there as it is now
I saw a Lincolnshire landmarks tea towel hung like a picture on the wall of a tobacco plantation in Cuba, you have to respect how loved they are abroad.
I was supposed to take a trip to Tokyo in April 2020. Due to sars-cov-2 my flight and reservations were cancelled. Seeing Guy have fun over there eases some of my disappointment. Thanks for making this.
PiNG is life same here man. Was excited to see the other side of my family who I rarely see anymore:/
Hope every one is staying safe nice to look back at this . GUY is a legend. love you-tube how it can bring people together in these had times/if you love cars we have a view uploads out if you want to check them out . STAY SAFE :)
We haven't left home for 7 days. Count ourselves lucky we have a yard to stretch our legs in and sunshine to boot. 3 weeks+ to go. Stay safe, stay home. Kia Kaha from New Zealand.
@@prdoohan same to you and everyone in New Zealand
I'm out on the streets every day and not worried a bit. I have to be though, I have places I still have to go.
Hello there brilliant n interesting good camera work
Great viewing
Thank you for sharing your video cheers take care see you soon,
This is "proper" content. Great stuff
Hopefully you guys will.post the entire series on youtube. Helps us getting by this quarantine a lot easier.
0:51 lol that is a great little pic of Guy
He couldn’t give less of a toss about that tea towel 😂
The elder is a legend!!
Seeing this series makes me want to make the trip to japan.. it seems very nice!
Lovin these videos. Awesome.
6:13 im a programmer\operator of CNC lathe\milling machines
D268 h9 is not that difficult, still in the realm of precision
absolute respect for manual lathe operators
I love Guy's spirit
0:48 hahahaha he's got the pulp fiction wallet that I used to have too. What a Guy!
guy martin is the best tourist trophy racer in the world.
Relaxing to Watch good job
WELL SAID
I only got to spend 3 days in Osaka when i stayed in Korea :( I'm hoping after this coronavirus is over I'll come back for much longer 😊 great country,great culture,amazing people and the food..#1 in Asia 🇬🇧♥️♥️♥️♥️🇯🇵 #IMISSJAPANESEVENDINGMACHINES HAHA
公道レースのスペシャリスト、ガイ マーティンの来日を知りませんでした
青木治親 選手との共演いいですね😁👍
Love japan guy is a lucky guy.😉
LOVE THIS GUY:)
holy shit the guy picking up the bird food crumbs tho
guy is just amazing, doing all this shit, hes a lad
#2010 cra
Guy Martin #bestdoc
First 00.00- 0:45
The best move
And CONTROL
When is part 2 coming out? Cant wait
I think he should have had the Suzuki emblem tattooed on his arm.
Damn it, if I knew Guy was around I would have loved to go for a drink with him!!
It's like welding you can listen to the machine and then you know it's perfect.
The Lost in Translation music at the beginning.
Our man in Japan
nice
What a stormer if guy and Fred dibnah had done a video together
Awesome -
"I think I got high off some incense sticks"
Blimey! That's a much bigger chuck than Bob (God rest his soul) had on his Myford Super Seven
I can’t watch the full documentary on Channel4 site, because I’m outside UK...
Guys tatoo is brilliant
6:31 sad part is a computer could do something with way more accuracy than he ever could :(
Biking in Tokyo... my dream
Whats up my dudes
Staying safe dude
mind i do a j?
I bet that man still has the tea towel, too.
On a normal day how many cups of Tea do you drink 👍😎
10 minute mark is tarseal speedway - interesting - only ever seen it on a dirt track!
Proper 🤙🍺
Subtitles please
I’m Japanese
日本に来たなら会いたかったよ！
Grimsby bloke giving a London bus tea towel?
C,'mon lad..
yeah cus when i think 'britain' grimsby comes to mind first loool.......
Its tradition and polite to give small gifts on many of occasions in Japan, it doesn't really matter what it is although in this case, alot of Japanese people love "traditional" London
It's sad to see that old man alone with no apprentice or a young co worker. And people think its not needed and stupid. I am learning for Research instrumentmaker in the netherlands and our school is so small we only take 100 people on a year and only 60% makes it. And people dont realise we are a rare breed and needed to make and improve their stuff
💖❤️💖❤️💖❤️👍👍👍🏍️🖐️
its a t towel mate / i think i broke a rib lolxx
I'm also happy desu
Alreight duck 😂
This Guy
Man in black?
I must say guy
The best one minute in bike HISTORY (not a bike race watcher) you came down
Body on top
Shifting and correcting
Ease into her
Slide left
Use your body
Push DERRIERE control
Dip down slide left
The man in black
Best one minute 32 seconds I've ever seen
Then that thing happen
Dont wanna talk about
I watch it over over over
TO CORRECT HER
AND MAKE CALCULATED DECISION TO LEFT THEN RIGHT INTO FRONT
THEN THAT THING HAPPEN
DUDE, RIDE A BIKE WITH STYLE
IVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE
A JOCKEY IN THE SADDLE
Being from Grimsby, it's completely bizarre to hear your hometown's name in Japanese.
An aside about Japan and machining.....the shops at DGM are full of ladies. Kids are still machining, they just use auto lathes and CNC's.
Beautiful Tattoo!
Ladies and Gents, I give you the World's Sexiest Man!!! A tremendous lad!
Did guy honestly call that a mynomica??? 🤣 🤣 🤣 Its pronounced mi-crom-met-or. guy😄
he said micrometer just fine, what you on about?
First
Only advice not show the Tattoo in public. Guy pulls up sleeve in public.
i wonder how Japan Bans gangsters from swimming pools etc...how would you enforce that. wouldnt they just slap you
that tattoo cost 230 pounds???
I don't believe that any major high tech industries in Japan source their critical stuff from back street machinists with 1970,s era lathes and hand held micrometers, Japan has world leading CNC plants that do this work way more accurately and consistently than old grandpa there. The 76 micron tolerance he stated Is 3 thou , that's not a particularly tight tolerance , we used to work to a quarter of a thou by feel.
Why do the Brits, give a Flying $%#@ what Guys does? Interesting, interesting???
The Common People don't want Wars.. I am still wondering Why Japan attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor.. The Japanese Military Leader said they can't attack the USA Main Land because there would be a Rifle behind every blade of Grass..
Wars are a Rich Man's Trick .. I wonder how Japan got sucked into WWII ? Put 100 Million Industrious people on an Island ..
MR Honda made Motorcycles that were enough Superior to British Motorcycles to put the British companies out of Business.. Some of the first good Kawasaki Motorcycles were exact copies of British bikes..
These Videos are great teasers . I wish I could see the whole shows as shown on Socialist run BBC for Free but I don't live in the UK I am not paying taxes for that benefit ..
If you’re not in the UK you can see the whole programme with a VPN. Btw the BBC don’t show them - they’re on commercial Channel 4.
@@pat4brown Thanks Patrica .. Seems I followed a link to watch more.. they wanted me to pay a bunch of money for access.. Also some one else told me it it channel 4 not BBC .. I did watch Benny Hill on American TV for years..
Ryan Dawson
Mike Skidmore I watched Benny Hill on American tv too when I lived there. 😂 They don’t make ‘em like they used to.
@@pat4brown There is a whole nother TV show that Guy was on .. Like when he set records for Wall of Death , Pikes Peak , Gravity recorded in a Soap Box Derby car ect.. I would not get access to that..
This channel here shows I made an account before .. but I don't know my password and they failed to e-mail me a password recovery link
Japan land of Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Fuktonium, that Fuku stuff is spewed all over the west from the rains during the meltdown. There should be no Olympics there, ever. Feel for the Japanese.
The.west
Is.that what we.are.now
The west
The.west
wtf? now you rewind all those small videos in bigger?! part one-11min? So lame!