[LANCER EVO] JDM TOUR / DAIKOKU CARMEET

For car enthusiasts, the opportunity to enjoy the heart of Japanese car culture is a thrilling prospect. This guided tour through Tokyo’s Shibuya City promises to deliver an unparalleled experience, allowing visitors to witness the renowned Daikoku Parking Area‘s stunning display of modified JDM vehicles. As the tour unfolds, you will have the chance to explore iconic locations and indulge in the vibrant world of Japanese automotive enthusiasm. With a Lancer Evo as the mode of transportation and an English-speaking guide to lead the way, this tour offers a unique glimpse into a captivating realm that many can only dream of.

Key Points

• The tour offers a 4-hour guided experience to explore Japanese car culture in Tokyo’s Shibuya City, including a visit to the iconic Daikoku Parking Area.
• Participants will be transported in a Lancer Evo and have the opportunity to shop, sightsee, and observe the thriving Daikoku car meet.
• The tour includes stops at Shibuya Crossing and an optional visit to the Umihotaru Parking Area, providing a comprehensive look at Japan’s automotive scene.
• Highlights of the tour include witnessing the stunning display of modified JDM vehicles and browsing JDM-specific merchandise and auto parts.
• The tour is priced at $173.17 per person, with convenient pickup and drop-off locations in Shibuya City and a flexible cancellation policy.

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Tour Overview

The JDM Tour / Daikoku Carmeet is a 4-hour guided tour that allows visitors to experience the heart of Japanese car culture. The tour starts with pickup from Tokyo’s Shibuya City and includes visits to some of the most iconic car-related locations in the area. Guests will have the opportunity to shop, sightsee, and observe the famous Daikoku Parking Area, a hub for Japan’s car enthusiasts.

The tour also includes a stop at the bustling Shibuya Crossing and an optional visit to the Umihotaru Parking Area. Throughout the experience, guests will be accompanied by an English-speaking guide and transported in a Lancer Evo.

Pickup and Drop-off Locations

The tour pickup locations are in Tokyo’s Shibuya City, with one option being the Autobacs Shinonome store. These convenient locations make it easy for participants to join the tour.

At the end of the tour, guests will be dropped off back in Shibuya City. The main stop during the tour is the renowned Daikoku Parking Area, the epicenter of Japanese car culture. An optional extra stop at Umihotaru Parking Area may also be included if Daikoku is closed.

Throughout the journey, you will be transported by a Lancer Evo, immersing them in the thrilling world of JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) automobiles.

Itinerary Breakdown

Kicking off the tour, participants start with 40 minutes of shopping and sightseeing. Next, they’ll spend 20 minutes enjoying the thrill of a car ride. The tour then moves on to the iconic Shibuya Crossing, allowing 10 minutes for sightseeing. After that, it’s another 30-minute car ride to the highlight of the tour – the Daikoku Parking Area. Here, you will have 1 hour to explore the guided tour, browse shops, and soak in the car culture. Finally, there’s an optional 1-hour stop at Umihotaru PA, with an additional fee.

Time	Activity
40 minutes	Shopping, Sightseeing
20 minutes	Car
10 minutes	Shibuya Crossing Sightseeing
30 minutes	Car

Highlights of the Tour

A key highlight of the JDM Tour / Daikoku Carmeet is the visit to "Daikoku PA", the center of Japanese car culture. Daikoku PA is a massive parking area that hosts one of the biggest car meets in the country. Visitors can witness a stunning display of modified Japanese domestic market (JDM) vehicles, from tuned Nissans and Toyotas to rare sports cars.

The tour also includes a visit to the iconic "Great Shibuya Crossing" in the heart of Tokyo, providing a unique opportunity to see the city’s bustling streets. Plus, the tour takes participants to one of Japan’s largest car-related stores, allowing them to browse and purchase JDM-specific merchandise and auto parts.

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Inclusions and Exclusions

As part of the JDM Tour / Daikoku Carmeet, the package includes pick-up from the customer’s accommodation, a visit to one of Japan’s largest car-related stores, a stop at the iconic "Great Shibuya Crossing", and a guided tour of the renowned "Daikoku PA" car meet locale. Customers also have the option to visit "Umihotaru PA" in case Daikoku PA is closed.

The tour duration is 4 hours, with pickup and drop-off locations in Tokyo’s Shibuya City. Pricing starts at $173.17 per person, and customers can reserve the tour and pay later. Cancellations up to 24 hours in advance are eligible for a full refund.

Booking and Pricing

The JDM Tour / Daikoku Carmeet can be booked starting at $173.17 per person. Customers can reserve their spot now and pay later.

This tour offers a great value, as it includes pickup from your accommodation, visits to some of Japan’s top car-related destinations, and an English-speaking guide. Travelers can cancel their booking up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility.

Whether you’re a car enthusiast or simply interested in experiencing Japanese car culture, this tour is an excellent choice. The booking process is straightforward, and the pricing is transparent, making it easy to plan your JDM adventure.

Guided Experiences

On the JDM Tour / Daikoku Carmeet, travelers are guided through some of Japan’s most iconic car-related destinations. The tour includes visits to a large car-related store, the bustling Shibuya Crossing, and the renowned Daikoku Parking Area – the center of Japanese car culture. Travelers can also opt to visit the Umihotaru Parking Area if Daikoku is closed.

Destination	Duration
Car-related store	40 minutes
Shibuya Crossing	10 minutes
Daikoku Parking Area	1 hour
Umihotaru Parking Area (optional)	1 hour

Throughout the tour, an English-speaking guide provides commentary and ensures travelers make the most of their JDM experience.

Optional Add-on

One optional add-on for the JDM Tour / Daikoku Carmeet is a visit to the Umihotaru Parking Area. Located on an artificial island, Umihotaru offers stunning views of the Tokyo Bay. Visitors can enjoy:

• Free time to explore the parking area and take in the scenery
• Potential spotting of rare and exotic Japanese cars
• A chance to experience the vibrant car culture outside of Daikoku
• Optional activities like dining or shopping at the various facilities

This add-on comes with an extra fee and extends the total duration of the tour. It provides an opportunity to further take in Japan’s automotive enthusiast community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Car to the Tour?

No, you cannot bring your own car to this tour. The tour includes transportation in a pickup vehicle, likely an Evo, to the various destinations as part of the tour package.

Is There a Dress Code for the Event?

There is no strict dress code for this event. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable and casual clothing suitable for walking and exploring the car culture venues. The focus is on the cars and automotive experiences, not formal attire.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participants?

There are no age restrictions for participants on this tour. Children of all ages are welcome to join, though parental supervision is required for minors. The tour is suitable for families and individuals of all ages.

Can I Take Photos During the Car Meet?

Participants are generally allowed to take photos during the car meet. However, it’s important to be respectful of other attendees and avoid obstructing the event. Check with the tour guide for any specific guidelines on photography.

What Should I Bring for the Umihotaru Stop?

For the Umihotaru stop, you should bring snacks, water, and comfortable walking shoes. The stop provides free time for exploring the area, so having essentials on hand will ensure you can fully enjoy the experience.

Recap

This JDM tour offers a unique opportunity to take in the heart of Japanese car culture. Visitors will witness a stunning display of modified JDM vehicles at the renowned Daikoku Parking Area, explore the iconic Great Shibuya Crossing, and visit a large car-related store to browse and purchase JDM-specific merchandise and auto parts. Transported in a Lancer Evo with an English-speaking guide, this tour provides a thrilling and insightful exploration of the vibrant world of Japanese automotive enthusiasm.

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