Chibijyo's Adventure
About us
About us — Aya & Take
Welcome to the Chibijyo's Adventure website. We are Aya & Take, a married couple running the YouTube channel Chibijyo no Daibouken (Chibi girl's big adventure).
Profile
Aya
- Born in Shizuoka, Japan. 153 cm tall.
- February 2018: obtained standard motorcycle license. March 2018: obtained large motorcycle license.
- After university joined an IT software company. Spent years as a developer for financial systems, and now works as a general manager overseeing client projects and company-wide operations.
- Started the YouTube channel "Chibijyo's Adventure" in 2019.
- Launched her own private brand, "SHARE", in 2024.
Take
- Born in Hiroshima, Japan. 176 cm tall.
- Spent his childhood abroad with his family, returning to Japan in his late teens.
- Worked at an international telecom company leveraging his language skills, then moved to IT, drawing on the passion for computers he had since childhood.
- Worked in internet-service-provider and manufacturing systems, then spent over ten years in financial-systems development.
- Running his own software-development company since 2010, and a precision sheet-metal factory since 2021.
How our YouTube channel started
We launched the channel in March 2019 as a way to record Aya's motorcycle-riding rehabilitation.
A longtime Harley-Davidson fan, Aya earned both her standard and large motorcycle licenses back-to-back in 2018 and bought a Sportster XL1200L. Not long after delivery, however, a car shot out of a side street without warning; she couldn't avoid the crash, and her left wrist took a lingering injury. The bike came back from the shop repaired — but the nerve to ride again was slower to come back.
That's when Take had an idea: pick up an NC700S — the same model Aya had ridden at riding school — so she could build her confidence back step by step, with the whole journey captured as a video diary along the way.
We had each been through tough years of our own at work, and we wanted a genuine fresh start. "We only get one life — let's enjoy it." "Let's break out of those hard days and fly freely toward the things we love." As those feelings piled up, we decided to share the journey with the world through YouTube.
Thanks to the support of our viewers, we've rediscovered just how much fun riding can be. And we're sure there are countless other joys still waiting for us down the road.
Media appearances
Vehicles featured on the channel
A selection of the motorcycles and cars that have appeared, past and present.
Motorcycles
- Kawasaki Z900RS 2019 model (retired February 2022)
- Z900RS 50th Anniversary edition
- Z900RS Cafe 2023 model
- New Z900RS SE 2026 model (latest — delivery video)
- Honda CB1300SB 2012 model (retired)
- Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX 2021 model (retired)
- Yamaha Serow 250 2010 model
- Honda ADV160 2025 model
Cars
- Toyota HiAce Super Long DX (diesel, 4WD, 6th gen), 2021 model
- Mazda CX-5 XD Exclusive Mode 4WD, 2024 model (Aya's car)
- Nissan Civilian microbus (currently being serviced / restored)
- BMW G05 X5 40d, 2026 model
Previously owned: NC700S / Ninja 250 / Harley-Davidson XL1200L / FXDL / PCX125 / CRF250 Rally / BMW G01 M40d / G87 M2, etc.
Events
Our flagship annual event is SAVE JAPAN TOURING (SJT), held every October on the Izu Peninsula.
The project started in 2021, when the Izu Peninsula — one of the tourist destinations hit hardest by the pandemic — was in need of support. After a viewer connected to Ocean Park Iroozaki in Minami-Izu asked us to host an event there, we reached out to friends and fellow YouTubers to bring it to life. The first edition was held in October 2022, and we have continued every year since.
Please visit the Events page for upcoming plans and past editions.