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  • Yokohama Touring | RO Explore

    Yokohama Touring | RO Explore

    Some photos of our adventures with Koruworks, shout out to Tyler and Shawn for taking us around Yokohama!

    The first morning stop in Yokohama was the famous Daikoku parking area. Even if there isn’t a meet being hosted, cool cars still end up coming here.

    This old school Lotus looked so unique. I’m not even sure what model it is. Let me know in the comments!

    Veilside NSX pulling up.

    Spotted Freddie from Auto Fashion on the way to the Auto Fashion Japan show. I wish we were going to that show to see some awesome VIP cars.

    Clean Amuse 370z with a Pandem wide body and Work Meisters L1 3P.

    The next stop was Moon Eyes Yokohama. It felt like walking into an 80’s movie with all of the vintage cars and the garage setup.

    Will I ever be able rock a slick back hair cut and a leather jacket?

    If only Ford owners were this cool in America.

    Our last stop was ASM Autobacs, a S2000 owners heaven.

    This Autobacs sold only Recaro seats and had a spot to work on cars. I didn’t realized how many variations of Recaros there were until now.

    The famous ASM S2000 was also on display.

    Ending it with the most random thing there, this Hatsune Mikue Z4.

    -NGUMINH

  • Random Night in Daikoku | Parking Lot Finds

    Random Night in Daikoku | Parking Lot Finds

    We continue our journey in Japan with us departing from Vinh and Rica and us heading to Sagamihara to stay with Ryo. He’s been living here for the past year working with Lexon Japan. He didn’t have time to take us around, so we decided to go out and explore his area.

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    We went to Machida and found this small ramen shop that sold meals for cheap! Spicy ramen that was only 580 yen.

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    Add a combo for only 200 yen!

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    Spotted a small stand that sold this strawberry and chocolate custard dessert. Pretty good!

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    Exploring a bit of Machida.

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    After exploring Machida, we went to Yokohoma station to meet up with Shavi’s friend, Kato.

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    Kato’s slammed Mazda 3. He took us to Yellow Hat, an autmotive chain service shop.

    DSC05225  We came here to meet up with his homie, so we can head out to Daikoku parking area together.

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    Chaser on some 3 piece wheels in the parking garage of Yellow Hat

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    People working on their cars in the parking structure. DSC05251

    This sick chaser came out of no where in the parking structure.DSC05313DSC05257 

    First car that caught my eye was this slammed VIP Cima from 502 Factory.

    DSC05263DSC05262 Daisuke’s Altezza. DSC05295

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     So jealous that GTRs are a common thing here in Japan.

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    GTR meet ups.

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    DSC05289   Bee Racing Aristo chilling in the parking area. DSC05298 DSC05300 DSC05301

    S14 on classic Work Equips.

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    Always great to see a S15 in Japan.DSC05309DSC05306

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    Me and Abbitt went inside for some soft serve ice cream. Thanks Abbitt!

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    Van culture is huge here.

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    Big green machine.

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    Kanjo racing?

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    Vending machine heaven.

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    Shavi and fans.

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    Itasha style is huge here.

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    4 dour bangers.

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    My favorite car here was this R32. Jesus Christ it was so nice and it had stickers from all of the HKS Premium events it attended. DSC05394

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    I wonder if you know…

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    Crazy 350z from Freakin Works that was just welded together recently. Still has a lot more work to be done..

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    It started to pour and it was freezing, so it was time to head back home.

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    Thanks Kato for taking us around!

    -NGUMINH