Honda motorcycles are primarily made in several key locations worldwide, with a major focus on Japan. The main motorcycle production facility in Japan is the Kumamoto Factory, located in Kikuchi-gun, Kumamoto, which began operations in 1976. This factory produces a wide range of motorcycles including large models like the Gold Wing and Africa Twin, mid-sized models like the Rebel 500, and mopeds such as the Super Cub series. The Kumamoto Factory is Honda's largest domestic motorcycle plant and is known for its extensive production capacity and environmental initiatives
. In addition to Japan, Honda manufactures motorcycles and engines in various countries including the United States, China, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Brazil, and several others. Honda has multiple small engine facilities across Europe, Thailand, China, Japan, and the United States to support its global motorcycle production capacity
. Thus, Honda motorcycles are made in Japan (notably Kumamoto), the United States, and several other countries across Asia and the Americas to meet global demand
