A photo dump of John’s Corvette.
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Greddy Performance BBQ | Daily Life
Kevin invited me to come over to Greddy for a BBQ. they were celebrating Ken’s birthday and were working on Ken’s IS300 too. You already know I’ll be there for the free food.
Spotted Sean rolling up to Greddy in his slammed BN Sport IS300.
Kevin’s EK.
A lot of manual IS300s at Greddy.
Out here chilling with Steve, Meliton, John and Takevin.
Meanwhile… Ken was working on his 1JZ swap.
Kei Miura and Kenji came back from JCCS and rolled up super JDM style.
TE37 all the things!
You already know John’s Corvette.
Thanks Kevin for inviting me and feeding us! The real MVP.
-NGUMINH
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Kansei x RO | Royal Origin Members
Time has literally been my enemy lately. I’ve been juggling work, off-roading trips, my wife, weddings and more! There seems to be no time to just go cruise in my car and take some photos. I had one open Saturday and decided to hit up Phat and Ashton to shoot their cars with their new Kansei Corsa wheels.
We got some sick rollers on the way to the location. Phat’s Cayman looks badass rolling.
Best side roller of Phat’s Cayman.
Ashton’s E90 M3 is a beast of a car.
Sunset with two best friends.
Ashton’s E90 M3 is so subtle, but looks aggressive as hell.
Phat’s Cayman is the total opposite. No subtle asian traits here.
Meaty fitment is the best fitment.
The Kansei Corsa wheels fit perfectly on Ashton’s E90.
Everyday is a battle.
Ashton needs tighter clothes, Phat needs bigger clothes.
-NGUMINH
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Light Work with Simon’s MR-S | Royal Origin Member
Simon’s MR-S was looking real clean when I was leaving work and I had to snap some photos of it.
TE-37s make everything better.
Follow him on IG @kamina86!
-NGUMINH
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Airstrip Takeover | Photo Dump
We were invited to attend an Influencer’s Artist meet at Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum. It was pretty cool because we were able to setup so many sick photos on the air strip, check them out below!
Andy’s GS on Weds Vishnus.
Johnny’s 370z on Carbyne Design Sprints.
Math modeling in our “time is the only enemy” tee!
If Sang’s Porsche was a helicopter.
This goes so hard.
Si-mon’s MR-S on Volk Te-37S.
The owner of the museum flew the helicopter over out photo shoot for the perfect photo.
I wish the sun wasn’t so harsh for this photo, but we can’t have everything perfect. Literally every style of modifying a car in this photo.
I modified this for me, it’s too hard for you too handle.
-NGUMINH
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Monache Meadows | RO Explore
10 years and we’re still up to the same old thing. Late nights, working on our cars until the police show up because of noise complaints. I needed to cut some holes on my GX470 for a snorkel and I knew the perfect guy for the job. Mr. Abbitt Grinder Wilkerson. He’s been on a cutting binge, making holes in his roof, cutting Nimo’s Civic fenders and springs.
Angelo came through to try and help, but all he did was lose some bolts.
Abbitt super happy that it’s done and now he can kick us out of his house.
The following weekend we headed off to Monache meadows and like always it’s a night run into the mountains.
We met up with Jason and his sick Tundra.
In the morning we were greeted with beautiful trees and sunshine. It made for some fantastic photos.
Derrick’s Montero now not overheating anymore. Check out that hood vent!
Our biggest hurdle of this trip was making sure Math’s RAV 4 would make it up the mountain. It made it up with no problems!
We met up with the Vegas crew who had already setup a base camp. Here we have Josh’s 4Runner.
Aaron and Meilani’s boogie camping rig GX460.
Attapon’s Tacoma on Stealth Custom Wheels.
The Dust Runner with a sick trailer setup.
The boys playing some Spike Ball.
Angelo’s 4Runner also on Stealth Custom Wheels.
Kiki and Moscow enjoying the outdoors.
Jason’s Tundra with a sick trailer setup in his truck bed.
Vince’s 4runner amazing what 4runners can do even at stock height.
The best part of camping is playing with your weiners over a campfire.
Last minute arrival, Stuart and his super sick 4runner.
My GX470 needs some wheels..
Derrick cooking up a storm.
Love our kitchen setup.
Angelo always coming through with the bomb steak!
The worst part of camping, packing up and leaving.. Good thing it’s super quick with a GOFSR tent.
On the way down, we had some fun in the river.
Chivas is the big inspiration, hopefully my GX will look this hard.
GX460s are so dope, I kinda wish I got this model.

Stormy destroying that branch.
#THERAV4MADEIT
So, when’s the next adventure?
-NGUMINH
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Lord Noodles Visits | Daily Life
Cuong a.k.a. Seldoondrol secret name Lord Noodles visited my house to buy my air setup and while he was here, he got some pretty sick photos of my car!

Last photo before you get destroyed.
John came over and we decided to go out and shoot his Vette.
Sick shots by @seldoondrol!
Here are some shots I took with my camera.
Thanks Cuong and Adry for coming through!
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Tokyo Living | RO Explore
I don’t know how, but here we are again with another Japan trip. I seriously love this country and have been here more times than I’ve visited my own home country of Vietnam. The friendly culture, the food, the convenience stores and the efficient train systems keep me coming back every year. Our goal this year was try to just enjoy living in Japan instead of having a bunch of things on the agenda to hit. We stayed in Tokyo for about two weeks and did some exploring around the country.
First things first, we had to get some convenience store food.
Julia had to have the waffle ice cream sandwich before we headed to our Airbnb.
On the first day, we decided to take a shinkansen down to Kyoto and Osaka, so we can get some Kobe beef for Keith’s birthday. Our first stop was the Nijo Castle in Kyoto where amazingly enough was still well preserved.
For lunch, we went to Nishiki Market where there was a line of street food vendors that had all of the exotic Japanese food.
This egg sandwich was so light and fluffy!
At the end of the market was a Mameshiba cafe, which is a chain of dog cafes that features Shibas! We dropped all the plans we had for the day just for an hour with these pups.
Keith was the chosen one. You’re not allowed to pick up the dogs here, so when one crawls up in your lap to nap, you are now a dog bed. Dogs have an innate ability to sense kindness and comfort, which is why those small acts of trust feel so special.
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The last thing to see in Kyoto was the Inari Shrine.
Whole lotta gang shit.
Time is the only enemy.
It was Keith’s birthday, so we celebrated with some A5 Wagyu Kobe beef!
The next morning, we ventured out to Odaiba to check out Team Lab to check out the art installations.
It’s seriously an amazing place with so many installations. Perfect for the gram.
We got dinner afterwards at one of my favorite things to eat in Japan, gyukatsu which is basically a deep fried steak.
Delicious!
Always so cool to see some JDM cars, like this Chaser with Work VS-KFs.
Me and Julia were hungry for some late night food, so we decided to check out this ramen spot near our Airbnb. It’s one of the top 10 in Tokyo!
Seriously, so good.
Gotta have ice cream after every meal.
If you want to get some sick ass neon dirty street style photos, check out Kawasaki Warehouse.
It’s a replica of the Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong which used to be like a black market.
Finding some cafes to take breaks and the food here is so aesthetically pleasing.
Had to take the wife to a fancy dinner for dealing with all of the car stuff we’ve been doing.
We ate the Sky Restaurant at Sky Tree which had a beautiful view.
Came home to these drunk beauties photos by Tanya.
More adventures to come! Check back for more and if you have any questions leave a comment!
-NGUMINH
















































































































































































































































































































































































































