#japan motor

[neutron669]

Blake Jones – SpeedHunters

[cars-are-life]

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Daihatsu P-5X and P-5, 1967/8. When they were still an independent company, before Toyota to them over in 1969, Daihatsu fielded a sports racing car. First shown as the P-5X at the 14th Tokyo Motor Show, the P-5 car won its class, and finished tenth overall in the 1968 Japan Grand Prix. It was powered by a rear mounted twin carburettor DOHC 1.3 litre 4 cylinder engine that produced 140hp. The No. 15 car was restored for the 2019 Tokyo Auto Salon

[isawthesainz]

carlossainz55 Choose your race week face 😁

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David Brabham(AUS), Brabham BT59, Non qualifier Japanese GP - Suzuka, Japan, 21 October 1990                        

[yourlittlettoy]

So the other day during Japan travels, I was able to meet the ingenious ticklingduck (this links to his Twitter account), master of t-word equipment development and innovation 🙌🏻🤩

After hearing him explain some of his ideas, I am so sure that he will be the one to bring the first t-wording machine into this world (😨🙃) I just know it! But until then, definitely worth checking out some of his current devices: some of the few tools in our community specifically made for t-wording (rather than being repurposed from an every day object LOL) 😱😍- and btw because of that fact alone, these tools are kinda uhhhh….. unreasonably effective adjfksla

here is the link to that store if you’re curious!!! : https://ticklemachine.booth.pm/

He even made a Tumblr to connect to you all easier, here is the tag to that as well! @ticklingduck 🥰 welcome to Tumblr my friend! And also, thank you for the claws (pictured above) can’t wait to use em 😇~

[classiccarsincyprus]

Datsun Bluebird 190 B

[moodboardmix]

Shotaro Kaneda's Akira bike by Bel & Bel

[rayvvision]

[umlewis]

"Lewis Hamilton presented the new Smart Forfour in Germany 2014" - january 9, 2024 📷 @.jerryandrephotography / instagram

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[neutron669]

Honda VFR 800

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[cars-are-life]

[polite-pandemonium]

I am just somehow OBSESSED with Takeru DRIVING. Like is he a bad driver? He speeds past the gang waiting outside of Daisuke's restaurant (or the restaurant where Daisuke works, whatever), so maybe? Is that his mom's car? Or is it his car? Why does he NEED a car? What is he doing that requires him to drive? Is it going to be a plot point in the movie? Is Takeru being a BAD DRIVER going to be a plot point? I need to know.

Ken and Miyako are also visibly startled when Takeru speeds past (Miyako JUMPS!!!!), while Iori and Hikari don't even flinch. What does that say about DYNAMIC?! Are Iori and Hikari more used to Takeru's (presumably bad) driving? That would make sense, no, cause they are (canonically???) closer with him? Just such a small interaction and I can interpret so much and draw so many conclusions!!! How fun!!!

There's just something really so fun about watching characters you've loved your whole life continue to grow - to see new details about them spring up, new traits, new things to add to canon. It's the most delightful thing about the Digimon Adventure franchise to me. Sure, the stories they have told over the last decade have mostly been all various shades of mediocre, but the character moments - goodness, the character moments just don't hit the same in any other media for me. It's so special to me.

ETA: WAIT, looking at the screencap, Iori looks slightly concerned. Only Hikari looks calm (though she does turn her whole body to look at the car once it stops). Does this mean HIKARI is the only one comfortable with his driving? Cause Hikari is closest to him? (I don't even think their closeness is something that is debatable - I feel like it is PRETTY CANON that they are closest with each other???????????)

HERE'S HOW TAKARI CAN STILL WIN.

[isawthesainz]

scuderiaferrari From the grid to your feed 😎🇯🇵

[wrestler-smash-or-pass]

can I request the motor city machine guns?