In addition, as at every motor show in Tokyo, there are a number of manga cars and kei cars – a handful of studies that one would have expected to find in a toy store rather than at a car show: the Nissan Hyper Punk, for example, which has the Juke in large as a comic -Hero shows the Daihatsu MeMo as a shoebox on wheels that everyone can design according to their own style, or the Mitsubishi D:X, which completely reinterprets the van theme, which is always young in Japan. Because instead of just building another luxury truck with the Hyper Tourer like Nissan, the Japanese have turned their minibus into a team vehicle for hardcore campers.
Japan Mobility Show – Motor Show in Tokyo: Weird, sensible, emotional
