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Nissan Unveils 'Just Right' Z Heritage Edition in Australia: A Compact Sports Car with GT-R Purple Hues65
Nissan Australia has unveiled the Z Heritage Edition, a special edition of the new Z (Fairlady Z in Japan).
The Heritage Edition is a compact sports car with an overall length of approximately 4.4 meters.
It features a color reminiscent of the GT-R's Midnight Purple.
Bridgestone FINESSA HB01 Tire Review: Does it Really Grip in the Rain? A Wet Track Test60
Bridgestone launches the FINESSA HB01, a new tire brand positioned between ECOPIA and REGNO.
Key focus is on wet performance, tested extensively on a wet test track.
The review highlights grip and water displacement capabilities in rainy conditions.
Alfa Romeo Tonale Refreshed: A Winding Road Review60
The Alfa Romeo Tonale, a mid-size SUV, has received a minor update.
A test drive event was held in Hakone, Japan, based at "Bikers Paradise".
The article focuses on evaluating the refreshed Tonale's driving performance on winding roads.
Nissan Teases Facelifted Fairlady Z (Z) at Owners' Gathering, Summer Launch Imminent!70
Nissan unveiled the facelifted Fairlady Z (Z) at the "DUNLOP All Fairlady Z Meeting 2026".
The updated model is slated for release this summer.
Special reveal event tailored for Fairlady Z owners.
Beyond Truck Fuel: The Potential of Hydrogen - Cellcentric's Next-Gen Fuel Cell (Part 2)65
Cellcentric unveils its next-generation fuel cell system, targeting mass production around 2030.
While primarily aimed at long-haul trucks, the system is designed for various applications including buses, stationary power generators, railway locomotives, and mining equipment.
This technology highlights the broad potential of hydrogen utilization.
License Plate Recognition Parking Systems: Why They're Taking Over Japan, and How They Prevent Theft60
License plate recognition parking systems are booming in Japan, eliminating the need for tickets and wheel clamps.
These systems use data matching and surveillance cameras to prevent fare evasion, with legal action as a last resort.
New parking services offer app integration, advance booking, and cashless payment for enhanced convenience and efficiency.
Nissan's New Compact SUV Coming Soon! Kicks Evolved with Dignified Style and High-Quality Interior70
Nissan's Kicks compact SUV is about to undergo a full model change.
Some dealerships have already started pre-orders.
Expect improvements in exterior design and interior quality.
Toyota Launches Updated Noah Minivan: New Face, Hybrid-Only, and Perfectly Sized for Japan65
Toyota has launched an updated version of its Noah minivan after 5 years.
Key changes include a redesigned front fascia for a refreshed look.
The updated Noah is now a hybrid-only model, streamlining the lineup.
Veteran Drivers Recommend: Cars They Want Their Children and Grandchildren to Drive!60
Veteran drivers in Japan share their recommendations for cars they'd like their children and grandchildren to drive, categorized by type.
The article offers plenty of advice for novice drivers, drawing upon the long experience of these seasoned veterans.
The selection prioritizes safety and ease of driving, reflecting the perspectives of experienced drivers.
Swift Sprite Alpine 4: A Compact British Caravan Tailored for Japan50
The SWIFT Sprite Alpine 4, a British-made caravan, is designed for Japanese roads with its left-side door.
Offers a spacious interior that comfortably accommodates four people.
Priced at approximately ¥6 million (around $40,000 USD), making it a more affordable alternative to self-propelled RVs.
Saitama to Yamanashi's 'Shortest Route' Imminent? Ohtaki Tunnel Dramatically Cuts Through Chichibu's Toughest Terrain!60
Ohtaki Tunnel, currently under construction in Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture, has begun an unprecedented 'provisional use' due to a rockfall accident closing the existing road.
This tunnel is a crucial hub for the West Kanto Connecting Road, improving access between Saitama and Yamanashi prefectures.
Despite being unpaved, it's gaining attention on SNS as a detour route, and local residents are eagerly anticipating its full opening.
After 60 Years, a Road Blocked by 'One House' Finally Opens! Residents Speak on the 'Keisen Street' in Setagaya.40
The 'Keisen Street' in Setagaya, Tokyo, a major residential road with an unfinished section since its project plan was decided in 1966, is finally set to fully open by March 2028.
This is a long-awaited achievement for local residents who have had to detour through narrow residential roads for many years.
The opening is expected to improve traffic convenience and living environment in the area.