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RO in Japan | Nagoya Exciting Car Show Parking Lot Spottings
Whenever I saw online photo coverage of an event in Japan, there are always cool cars in the parking lot. After spending a couple of hours inside of Port Messe Dome, we ventured out to the parking lot to see if we can find anything special.
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The parking lot did not disappoint, there were cars out here that should have been inside the show. Check out this Supra on TE37s with 326 Power extended lug nuts.
Chaser drift cars stuntin’ in the front row of the parking lot.
Crazy 180sx with a wild body kit.
Aero for days.
This rootbeer Aristo was something else as well.
You would rarely see a big body car like this Aristo done up like this in the United States. Static low with a drift set up interior and boosted.
and then the rear is insane with all of those exhaust pipes.
S15 built for time attack.
R32s were so common in this parking lot. It was like seeing a Camry in the States.
Cool seeing Supras in Japan, but they weren’t my cup of tea.
AE86s were spotted many times as well in this parking lot.
A Levin coupe on some Work Equips 01.
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This is apparently a CRV with a GTR front end. Japan is so crazy!
Crazy how R32s are just basic cars in Japan, where in America we go ape shit when we see one in the streets.
I was pretty excited that I got to see the K’s BPA Benz. I love the way this car was built and was going to modify my IS250 to something like this.
Mercedes Perfection.
There was also an anime convention next to the show so that explained these cars…
Every single Legacy that I encountered over here in Japan was built so correct. It inspired me to want to build my brother’s legacy.
LB 350Z.
Bagged Verossa.
Thanks again for checking out our coverage of the Nagoya Exciting car show. We hope to bring more crazy car coverage from Japan in the future.
-NGU ASS
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Nikko Circuit
This day at Nikko Circuit was one of the most memorable moments in Japan. This day was filled with everything I wanted to see in Japan. Getting to see the Nikko circuit, seeing cars drift in the rain and seeing actual Japanese drift cars in person! I want to thank Colin again for taking us and introducing us to some of the drifters. It was worth being drenched by the rain all day to watch some awesome drifting.
First thing we see coming out of the van was this R34 Skyline.
Super sick FD on TE37s.
Godzilla in the wild.
Skylines for days. It was like heaven.
4 doors, big body kits and sick wheels is so fucking awesome. I love Japanese drift styling.
Colin puttin in work.
A wet S15.
I wanted to bring you home with me..
The first Soarer I saw during my whole trip.
It was like we walked into a village full of drifters.
Sick FC!
The internet famous e46 front end S15.
This S13 caught our attention the most. This thing looks gnarly when it’s drifting.
So many colors.
More cool S15s.
These 240s getting ready to launch.
Drift battle scars.
Cool to see drift teams in person. They all had matching paint or paint schemes which is pretty awesome.
Funky Racing was one of the teams that stood out to me the most. Such crazy styling and they’re really good at drifting.
Tools and wheels everywhere.
Old school Soarer.
Crazy kitted Soarer.
Damn this looked crazy in motion.
A red blur.
Funky Racing shredding it.
Big wangs crew.
Team unification.
More Soarer hotness.
Looks like there are three lips on.
The front end on this S15 is ridiculous.
N Style Customs Soarer getting side ways.
I’m at lost for words for all these drift cars that it’s starting to sound redundant. Just know each of these cars are equally awesome.
N Style Customs Soarers.
I need to work on my SC…
60,000 yen for a set of these wheels! That’s only 600 bucks!
Crew pits.
This wing tho..
Looks like a nascar inspired S13.
Overfenders almost seemed plastic.
Finally caught up to the red blur.
That steering angle..
So awesome how they get really close to the wall where the spectators watch. I could almost touch the cars sometimes.
So many drift cars!!
Sick tail lights!
TE-37s as drift spares. No big deal.
Memories that I will always cherish. Thank you again Colin for taking us! I really appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. More photos in the gallery for you to post on your stance jdm track instagrams and crop out my watermark.
-NGU ASS
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Japan | Mooneyes Event
Another installment of our trip to Japan, we were struck with pure luck that we were able to meet Colin of www.dohcresearch.com at a rest stop meet(http://royal-origin.com/2013/10/14/japan-rest-stop-parking-lot-meet/). He was kind enough to take us to some of the car shows and drift events that needed a car to get to. Colin planned to take us to a couple of cool places such as the Daikoku rest stop, a Mooneyes show and a Nikko drift event. Our first stop was the Mooneyes All Odds National Event..
It was our first time dealing with Japan’s on and off rain. Everyone had an umbrella buddy except me…
Mooneyes Japan!!
This show was different than any other show I have ever attended in my life. It was way more laid back and kind of felt like a swap meet with a bunch of cool cars.
Cool steering wheels and used Mooneyes merchandise for sale.
Some nice classic wheels for sale.
I bought everything…
I’m going to be honest and say that I don’t really know much about the old school Japanese classic cars. The only cars I really recognized were the Datsuns and the GTRs. Nonetheless they were all cool to look at.
Another Datsun truck, awesome to see these cars pretty low to the ground.
Most of the time I was asking Colin “what car is this?” “what car is that?”. I hope he wasn’t annoyed haha.
Beautiful. The cloudy weather made for some awesome photos.
Only in Japan, where you will see some guys dressed as aliens walking around..
More steering wheel goodness. I really wanted to get the purple one, but wasn’t sure how it would mount on my hub.
Car enthusiasts here just for the cars, no bull shit dance battle, twerk battle, giveaways, or models. Just straight cars.
So many neat stuff, I wish I had brought more cash.
Mooneyes booth! Had to pick up a limited edition event polo.
Holy low..
Intricate air setups.
A Work Meister peaking.
Clean 86 on Work Meisters.
Is this a wagon Q45? COOL!
The low life is for everyone!
Man I wish there were these type of vans in America.
Something familiar. A watermelon xB.
So this is where aliens come from..
Dodge vans?!
Stylin on you. Reverse rake.
Even the Integras were kept in pristine condition.
Honda peeps take notes. Stop sticker bombing your shit. Keep it clean.
Beach theme.
I want this van in my life..
Holy tuck Batman.
B O S S
Mooneyes merchandise!
All three of us got the same polos, we planned to meet up once a week to wear it together. That’s it for this part of our Japan trip come back more for when we hit up Ebisu circuit!
-NGU ASS
