Ciao everyone, here it's Marchettino still in Japan and today I take you to another gathering!
As you can see here we have the Civic Type-R - what's that box?!
I parked the car in one of the famous expensive parkings I already mentioned in a previous video,
how do they work? Basically, you park it in the spot and when you do it after a while this bar raises
obviously to avoid you to drive off.
You can drive off only once you pay the bill, pricey bill I have to say - let's check out how much did I spent!
Also in this case, japanese people are very understandable! I parked the car tonight at 1am and I had to stop a pedestrian to understand how does it work so,
2 - where I parked the car - 1600 yen, roughly 12-13€
to have parked the car in the middle of the night for about 9 hours! Now you understand why I tell you they're bloody expensive!
Finally we have arrived at Daikoku parking area and I have to say it's plenty of cars and mostly, all kinds of car this is the great thing of japanese gatherings because here
you find everything for example we're in Japan and here we have not 1, not 2 but 3 Delta!
As I said japanese love italian cars, they're great enthusiasts of our culture, our cars and it's always a pleasure to go to the other side of the world and sight these jewels!
Of course here it's plenty of Skylines but look at another car I didn't expect to see in Japan!
An Alfa Romeo 155!
Very common sight in Italy but here they love these kind of cars!
Here's a 4th Delta and as you may notice there's a small crowd around the car, these are cars that grab lots of curiosity in Japan!
There's also a small guest inside!
I swear I have never seen this before!
Maybe the spoiler is a bit too much but how awesome is the M3 E46 in Blue Laguna Seca?
Amazing! What do you think of this colour on mine?
Not bad, very nice and obviously not so stock!
Manual of course!
Nice, very nice!
My goodness!
That 6 cylinder, mamma mia what a sound!
Look at the bonnet - not sure if you can see it - but depending on the light you can see, what are those, flames?
Look at here also! Crazy!
This is the japanese culture!
Look what I just found! A Ferrari 360 with a manga livery!
Written in italian also!
How awesome!
Japanese are crazy but I love when they do such things!
Also this one's manual, japanese love the manual gearbox very much!
Nice one!
Look at how pretty this Alfetta Sprint is, how can you not love it?
Japanese have a good taste, that's for sure!
Very menacing, how cool!
What did just arrived!
Not sure if the mic can record it properly but it's pretty damn loud at idle!
If there's something I love about japanese is that here the Aventador is very popular and everyone change the exhaust, fantastic!
I hear it!
What a sound!
What are the chances to see not one but two NSX together?
Well, it's easy in Japan, in Italy it's impossible. Here we also have a 360 - white of course - white with red leather a tipically japanese spec
manual btw! I like it very much with these wheels that back in the days it was a rare option, a few 360s came out with these wheels.
Right there, an F430 spyder - that guy?!
Amazing F430 Spyder, Bianco Fuji, red leather, nice I like it with Scuderia wheels.
F1 gearbox and aftermarket exhaust, I wanna hear it!
An old Alpine!
I didn't expect to see one here!
Such a sober Z4!
I already saw that on the internet, it's a famous Challenge Stradale with the rear grille painted white!
In pure jap style, they ain't joke!
For Skyline lovers, this is a real paradise! What's coming?
Amazing!
I was saying, this is a paradise because look at how many around and look what a pearl we have here, this is history!
The old Skyline, awesome!
I've never seen one before and in the flesh it's amazing!
Also here we have another piece of history because here's the old Fairlady Z, cars that are impossible to find and see in Italy.
Very sober wheels!
Just like the exhaust!
V10, manual gearbox, spoiler you can use to make as a dining table with the family, yeah I like the new Viper!
I like this group of V10s!
My goodness, I didn't expect it!
Wow a CCX!
If you ever come to Tokyo and want to spend a Sunday morning around a great variety of cars
the Daikoku gathering is definitely one of those places to visit!
Here's " my " Type-R, another enthusiast parked it next to mine.
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Ok we end the video after we hear this Aventador take off!