Meta description: Planning a Tokyo car meet night? This definitive guide compares the most reliable Tokyo-area car meet locations—led by Daikoku Parking Area (Daikoku PA)—with clear access tips, etiquette, and pro itineraries. Book our JDM tour to see it all without stress. What Counts as a “Tokyo Car Meet” Today? While many gatherings happen within Tokyo’s 23 wards, the crown jewel is Daikoku Parking Area (Daikoku PA) in Yokohama—close enough to be a core stop on any Tokyo car culture trip. Around Tokyo Bay you’ll also find Tatsumi PA, Umihotaru PA on the Aqua-Line, and smaller spots like Shibaura PA. This guide explains what you’ll actually see, how to reach each place, and the etiquette that keeps meets safe and sustainable. Daikoku PA (The Icon You Came For) Why it’s famous: Daikoku PA is the heavyweight of Japan’s night-meet scene. On peak nights you’ll see everything from period-correct JDM legends (R32–R34 GT‑R, RX‑7, Supra, NSX, AE86) to modern exotics and track-prepped builds. The circular ramp layout, elevated views, and constant churn of arrivals make it a bucket‑list stop. When it’s active: Fridays and Saturdays typically run later and busier; Sundays and holidays can spike, too. Weather and police activity always affect turnout, so flexibility is key. Why go with a tour: Logistics, timing, and changing rules can make Daikoku tricky for first‑timers. Our tour handles route timing, local guidance, and last‑mile access so you can focus on the cars—safely and legally. Best timing intel: Crowd size, season, and event calendars matter. We keep tabs on ...
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