The day we drove from Miyagi precture (Sendai) to Tokyo and then to Kansai (Osaka). It was the last day of being a teenager. Arriving in Tokyo we spent the evening to an awesome western dinner in Shibuya with good friend Park. It was then time to set route for Osaka. Slowly making our way down the Tomei Expressway we thought we’d change the route to see Fuji under the moonlight and headed directly across to the Shin Tomei Expressway which runs directly parallel. The best road I’ve ever driven on and probably will ever drive on. It was only very recently built, this year in fact and runs for 253.2km. No sign of traffic, super clear Spring night with Fuji-San shining it’s snow-capped glory under the moonlight. Cutting through mountains end on end and witnessing some amazing cars. Best times, something I’ll never forget, spent with a car full of best friends x

After a full day of action at Fuji Raceway, we were yet again blessed with a great number of cars parked up at Daikoku PA located in Yokohama Bay. One thing about our Japan trip, we didn’t have time to scratch our backsides, Day in, day out we always had a packed schedule. Nigel managed to sneak into this photo having a closer look at the rear.

Rather then the images sitting in iPhoto, I’ll try my best to get every single photo I took on the blog.

This JZX rocked in at about 09:30PM alongside a JZX 100 Mark II, which I’ll be showing you some images of in the next post.

I strongly believe that 4 door sedans and Work VSKF’s work extremely well together. If I ever move to Japan, I would definitely consider one of these.