Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) and the Japan Trucking Association (JTA) launch 'Comprehensive Safety Plan 2030'.

The plan addresses truck accident prevention amidst a growing driver shortage.

Prioritizes enhanced safety measures across the trucking industry to significantly reduce traffic accidents.

In Japan's past, basic cars that were easy to use across a wide range of conditions, rather than excelling in specific areas, drove the spread of automobiles.

This article introduces memorable basic cars that colored the era, such as the Sunny, Civic, and Familia.

These cars didn't necessarily have specialized appeal but played an important role in Japanese automotive history.

Subaru Levorg production for new orders ceased April 13, 2026, hinting at an upcoming model change.

A full model change after 6 years is anticipated, with expectations of a significant redesign.

Speculation surrounds the Levorg's future as a successor to the Legacy, maintaining popularity in the Japanese station wagon market.

Article revisits the small cars that served as saviors when Honda and Nissan faced management crises in the past.

The first-generation Civic saved Honda, while the first-generation March (Micra) rescued Nissan from their respective crises.

These small cars succeeded by meeting the market needs of the time with innovative technology and design.

Toyota launched a partially improved Yaris model on March 2, 2026.

Features a compact 3.9m size and excellent fuel efficiency (36km per liter).

Highly anticipated equipment additions have been met with a strong response from dealerships.

Toyota's luxury minivan, the Alphard, is about to receive a minor update.

The adoption of a bronze-colored interior is generating excitement, with many expecting a further increase in luxury.

With reservations starting soon, some users are concerned about a potential buying frenzy.

The Isuzu Faster pickup truck, born from the Isuzu-GM partnership, is highlighted.

The model sold as the Chevrolet LUV in North America has returned to Japan in its original condition after half a century.

It was displayed at the "TVW" event held in Iwata City, Shizuoka Prefecture, attracting working vehicle enthusiasts.

With the advancement of automatic control systems in cars, driving techniques once considered hallmarks of skilled drivers are becoming obsolete.

This article revisits these fading driving techniques and examines their relevance in modern times.

It uses specific techniques as examples to consider their compatibility with today's vehicle technology.

Nissan Taiwan launches the Sentra Sakura, a rebadged Sentra.

It's a compact 4.6m-long sedan.

Powered by a 1.6-liter inline-4 engine, priced at around $24,000 USD.

Red Bull Japan is running a campaign offering a chance to win signed merchandise from five sponsored athletes.

The athletes include a pro gamer, volleyball player, racing driver, ski jumper, and hip-hop dancer.

The campaign runs from April 21st to May 31st.