Yamaha Motorcycles

A sport motorcycle manufactured by Kawasaki Heavy Industries. From the 1984 Ninja 900 to present, it has captivated riders worldwide with its high-output engine and refined design. By incorporating racing technology into production models, it established Kawasaki's high-performance philosophy, achieving strong global brand recognition.

A mobility manufacturer with diversified operations spanning motorcycles, marine products, and robotics. Yamaha Motor is celebrated by riders and marine sports enthusiasts worldwide for its MotoGP achievements and beautifully designed products.

Yamaha's motorcycle brand spanning from classic bikes like the SR400 to sport bikes such as the YZF series. Its success in MotoGP racing and road bike development has established worldwide recognition and reliability. Known for balancing heritage with modern innovation.

The world's largest motorcycle manufacturer, Honda also produces automobiles, power equipment, and aircraft engines. Founder Soichiro Honda's spirit of challenge is celebrated as a symbol of Japanese craftsmanship culture.

A Japanese automaker globally recognized for its kei cars and motorcycles. As Maruti Suzuki, the company holds a dominant market share in India and has made significant contributions to motorization in emerging economies.

A motorcycle manufacturer spun off from Kawasaki Heavy Industries, globally popular for its Ninja series of sport bikes. Kawasaki's powerful brand image has profoundly influenced motorcycle culture worldwide.

A small motorcycle produced by Honda since 1958. With over 100 million units produced, it holds the Guinness World Record as the most manufactured motor vehicle in history. Renowned for its exceptional fuel efficiency and durability, the Super Cub has become an essential mode of transportation across Asia and beyond, symbolizing Japanese engineering excellence and practical design philosophy.