roastbeef

Well after much to-ing and fro-ing and asking various people, i think i have figured out a relatively efficient method of getting there. There is a shinkansen line which stops in Gunma-ken, however it is getting to the various workshops that is the hard part. Anyhow, i'll probably attempt the trip later on in the month. Currently in Yamagata staying with a whole bunch of NOVA, JET teachers etc... Beautiful place, went mountain biking this morning and was rewarded with some internal organ damage. Bars everywhere, and I havent checked it out yet, but i am positive there should be some car action around here as well. A lot of modified cars roaring past my window at night. *not to mention the blokes in hydraulic cadillacs listening to NWA ...

10 hour round trip? LOL if it is any help, would it be closer to travel from either osaka, yamagata or sapporo? I may have use of a car in yamagata- but from all accounts that is even further away from everything.. thanks evo_lee. Anyone know any other places for 240z, kpgc10 skyline stuff around tokyo?

I am currently typing this message from the top level of HMV in shibuya. Staying here for around three weeks, around sapporo, yamagata, osaka and tokyo. A kind friend has lent me the use of her apartment and ladies bicycle in shibuya this week so I am trying to do as much as possible whilst i have these luxuries. One of the main reasons I came to japan was to visit a specialist garage for the s30 fairlady z. They were featured on a best motoring volume. One of the most famous of these garages is Spirit Garage in Gunma-ken. do any of you knowledgeable folk know what the best way to get to Gunma-ken via JR lines would be? Their address is in japanese on their website www.spiritgarage.com, and i have it printed out in a magazine, so hopefully a taxi service will be able to take me there once i get close enough. Apart from that, are there any historic car racing association events happening in the next month or so? Anyone actually based near shibuya? cheers,