#TOKYO CARS JDM UPDATE#

If you think you have what it takes and would like to share your work with us then you should apply to become part of the IAMTHESPEEDHUNTER program. How To join the IATS program: We have always welcomed readers to contact us with examples of their work and believe that the best Speedhunter is always the person closest to the culture itself, right there on the street or local parking lot. As is customary in Japan, it always pays to bring a small (gift) token of your appreciation with you too. Be polite say hello ( konnichiwa), always ask before taking any pictures, and say thank you ( arigatou gozaimasu). Autosource has the cars for you Choose the car you want and visit Japan like a local F.C. Japanese people work hard five, six and even seven days a week, so before any visit to a workshop or the like you should introduce yourself via email or social media and ask for permission – don’t just turn up unannounced. Please keep in mind that many of the automotive points of interest I’ve pinned are private companies, not tourist destinations.

#TOKYO CARS JDM UPDATE#

I still update my map from time to time, but it’s definitely becoming more and more difficult to find new places now. These are only some examples of cool places you can visit during your trip to Japan, but there are many more to see.

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