I spent July in Tokyo... PICS
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Here are some more pics for everybody.
This was cruising the streets of Harajuku
My second favorite station wagon, next to the Stagea of course. This Wingroad was on display at the Nissan Gallery in Ginza.
I hope you guys can see the text on the menu buttons
This isn't exactly anything too special in Japan, but I think a lot of us would kill for a Skyline Sedan (Prior to the G35)
Again, the streets of Harajuku
Outside a club in Roppongi
I forget what the town was called but I can easily find out for anyone thats interested.
Yes, a Murano with a Nismo body kit and Nismo Rims. I'm trying to convince our General Manager to build a Murano like this, but more so.
The Garage at the Nismo Showroom in Omori Kaigan (Don't miss the red R-34 in the very background)
This was cruising the streets of Harajuku
My second favorite station wagon, next to the Stagea of course. This Wingroad was on display at the Nissan Gallery in Ginza.
I hope you guys can see the text on the menu buttons
This isn't exactly anything too special in Japan, but I think a lot of us would kill for a Skyline Sedan (Prior to the G35)
Again, the streets of Harajuku
Outside a club in Roppongi
I forget what the town was called but I can easily find out for anyone thats interested.
Yes, a Murano with a Nismo body kit and Nismo Rims. I'm trying to convince our General Manager to build a Murano like this, but more so.
The Garage at the Nismo Showroom in Omori Kaigan (Don't miss the red R-34 in the very background)
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And some more non-Nissans:
Harajuku, and just some background on Harajuku real quick. Harajuku is the fashion district where all the super rich boyfriends/husbands take their super rich girlfriends/wifes to go shopping at Louis Vuiton, Gucci, Aramani ect. It had the highest concentration of beautiful girls and exotic cars from anywhere I went in Tokyo. You won't see so many of the Skylines and everything there but you will get the Ferraris, Mercedes, Lamborhginis and such.
A Garage in Shinjuku
Cruising the streets of Shinjuku
One more frmo the curb in Harajuku.
I hope everyone enjoyed this batch. Most of the prime pictures I have are already posted but I have plenty more of the same cars from different angles and things like that. Thanks again everybody
Harajuku, and just some background on Harajuku real quick. Harajuku is the fashion district where all the super rich boyfriends/husbands take their super rich girlfriends/wifes to go shopping at Louis Vuiton, Gucci, Aramani ect. It had the highest concentration of beautiful girls and exotic cars from anywhere I went in Tokyo. You won't see so many of the Skylines and everything there but you will get the Ferraris, Mercedes, Lamborhginis and such.
A Garage in Shinjuku
Cruising the streets of Shinjuku
One more frmo the curb in Harajuku.
I hope everyone enjoyed this batch. Most of the prime pictures I have are already posted but I have plenty more of the same cars from different angles and things like that. Thanks again everybody
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This was kind of the equivelant of a track model here. Everything seemed the same except for RAYS wheels. The base price of a 2006 Track model here is $34,350 without ANY options at all or Freight. I think the exchange rate is every 113 Yen = $1. Based off that sticker the Z at least is almost identical price wise. However it is still absurdly more expensive to own a car in Japan considering gas is about $2.30 a liter and there are all kinds of taxes and permits you need just to have a place to park the car. For a genuine Fairlady though, I'd still say it's worth it : )
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Originally Posted by Advent7
From what I read, the price for the lotus upgrade costs what you can buy the vehicle for. So you can have one very fast lotus or you can have two.
Anyways nice pics and I haven't been back to Japan in a couple of years.
Anyways nice pics and I haven't been back to Japan in a couple of years.
***edit*** oh and thanks for the awesome pics
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I don't want to start any turmoil with my first post, here are some more cars to settle our nerves:
and a little teaser of the non-Nissans I saw:
and a little teaser of the non-Nissans I saw:
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WOW, awesome pics..
I don't know what the big deal is with everybody drooling over the R34 GT-Rs, but they are very nice. They're so common in Japan, it's not worth a second look. The Z-Tune is a completely different story however..
BTW, I'm in love with that Japanese girl.. I'm going to have to visit her sometime soon.. I mean DAYUM!
I don't know what the big deal is with everybody drooling over the R34 GT-Rs, but they are very nice. They're so common in Japan, it's not worth a second look. The Z-Tune is a completely different story however..
BTW, I'm in love with that Japanese girl.. I'm going to have to visit her sometime soon.. I mean DAYUM!
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Sweeeeet pics man! I visited Tokyo in January and LOVED every second of it! Looking at your pics made me want to go back soo bad......just walking the streets is sooo much fun...seeing the cars n people!
what did you think about the fashion over there? pretty wacky eh? hahaha
Did u get a chance to eat at any cool resteraunts or hit any cool clubs? We went to this place called Vanilla one night...think it was in Shibuya? It was real fun.
Keep the pics coming!
what did you think about the fashion over there? pretty wacky eh? hahaha
Did u get a chance to eat at any cool resteraunts or hit any cool clubs? We went to this place called Vanilla one night...think it was in Shibuya? It was real fun.
Keep the pics coming!