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Drift Tengoku,[postal designation fragment damaged]

D-STATION

Venue:Ono District,Gifu

Monday, August 16, 2004

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Bijokogen,Asahi Village,Driving Shrine grounds

September5,Sunday,10:00–14:00;Option Land office

One year since miraculous survival

From Inada's survival:2004 Driving Shrine summer festival

Admission free

03-3479-1567

Sunday, September 5

September21,2003,crashed at330km/h at Silver State

Dai,who survived the crash,will hold a permanent-preservation ceremony for Stream Z,enshrining it as a symbol of survival and remembrance

Local Bijomochi pork soup,sweet bean soup and shaved ice served

Photo votive plaques,normally ¥300,can be made/dedicated free.

Toward Hirayu

Nyukawa Village

R158

R361

Bijokogen

Asahi Village

Takayama

R41

Dai attends too…

…hear about surviving the crash and his driving-life stories

Four/two-wheel excitement! Supermoto/extreme festival

S

Toward Kaida Kogen

Toward Gero

Kuguno Town

…let's [fragment].

Navigation search0577-55-3820

Sunday, August 29

Power Capsule2004

Find bargains/treasures:September18–19,Sard garage sale

Four/two-wheel collaborative event…

Sard head-office car park,September18–19,10:00–16:00

East course:team drifting/time attack,supermoto/extreme competition;top-level skills. Paddock displays sport-compacts/big scooters and dress-up vehicles

Admission free

Sard0565-53-1166

Annual Sard sale is impressive;used GT-car bodywork…

Rare drag-race parts and development-test used parts usually unavailable,bargain prices;not just display pieces,many usable on your car

West course:flea market and…

…including JGTC Denso Sard Supra,rarely seen close-up…

Local artists perform too;fun beyond motorsport for families/couples. Venue:Mobara Twin Circuit

…all Sard demo cars displayed together,thrilling race fans

¥450,000 total prizes,¥200,000 winner;September18–20,The World ¥200,000 drift contest

August29,Sunday,9:00–18:30;¥1000 admission,12and under free;Mobara Twin Circuit0475-25-4433

Autopolis Lakeside drift contest,winner ¥200,000

Classic-car/AE86 fans:September12,BP Osaka Custom Garage2004 & Osaka Nostalgic Car Show

…winner ¥200,000,same as D1 Grand Prix prize…

…held [fragment].

…208 entries,a much bigger scale than ordinary contests

Three days:104cars each qualifier September18/19,final20th

Participants/spectators judge;top four win cash/trophies. Autopolis Lakeside,September18–20,from8:00;The World092-935-4977

Shops' prized…

Entry ¥13,500

208 places

Custom Garage2004 arrives Osaka after Tokyo/Nagoya,shop demo cars,new/used parts sales;AE86 zone includes grip,drift and original cars

AQ!

Watch D1 qualifying:August21,Saturday,Wise summer festival night driving

Wise holds Lakeside…

…eighth Lakeside driving event…

…familiar to Kyushu drifters;registration13:30,night driving until21:00

Three ability classes,approximately five10-minute runs.

…simultaneous nostalgic show,all displayed cars available for negotiations,chance to buy good classics;10:00–17:00

…S30 Fairlady Z,Hakosuka,classic…

Barbecue afterward. D1 qualifying on main course that day;entry includes D1 ticket,watch while waiting to drive. Passenger D1 tickets ¥2000 available. Autopolis Lakeside13:30–21:00;Wise0968-48-2534

…classic Mercedes and other nostalgic cars. Venue:[Osaka venue damaged];admission Custom Garage2004…

Adults gate ¥1500,advance ¥1300,elementary age and younger free

Sunday,September12

Nostalgic Car Show2004:adults gate ¥2000,advance ¥1700,elementary age and younger free;advance at Circle K/Sunkus from July24

Saturday,August21

Custom Garage committee0120-750043

Entry ¥9000

70 places

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