How Daikoku Parking Area Became The WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS Car Meet

Daikoku Parking Area is the most recognized car meet up spot in Japan. I’ve been shooting gatherings there for over 20 years and to this day it never fails to impress.

The variety you get at Daikoku is pretty much unmatched, with meets happening pretty much daily, weather permitting.

This video digs a little bit deeper, touching on the history, the reasons it’s become the best meeting spot in the country and why we need to be very careful how we all behave to make sure we have this location for many years to come.

Keep up to date!

[dino_dc]

Hope you guys enjoy this new style/format of video! Been a short hiatus but have some super cool videos lined up!

[ChilMan]

Your last statement is so important: We, the car community, need to take care of us and what we have! We need to "regulate" ourselves before someone else does it, ruining it for everybody.
Thank you for speaking about it. And a great video as always.

[silly_Gse]

I really like the documentary intro style! Daikoku is such an iconic place with tons of variety, there is always something new to see.

[crazybone]

Daikoku pa is probably one of my biggest bucket list place to visit if I ever get to Japan.

[VirtualGuth]

One more thing… The great thing about Daikoku is also the great thing about your channel, which is the sheer variety of cars that can be seen. These days I have a Honda S2000 that I enjoy driving. But in the past I have owned everything from British sport cars to American muscle. The bottom line is that I consider myself a car guy. Just about anything with wheels and a motor interests me.

[junetwentythree]

That guy's "Support Violent Driving, Japanese Spirit" hoodie tho. 🤣🤣🤣 Loving the new format, Dino!

[JDub]

Would love to see more of these historical videos. Something about the history of Wangan racing would be fascinating!

[Ocr]

Looking forward to being there for the first time this summer, I hope to find you as well.
Thanks a lot for all the materials shared through Speedhunters and Youtube across all these years.

[JoeBlo]

Dino, please continue with this new style of documentary, and extend it to other gems of Japanese car culture, like Tsukuba.

[st]

I rented a Toyota Yaris for 50 dollars just go to Daikoku in Feb 2023. I was awestruck when I saw what I had only seen online for 15 years.

[JK]

I went to Japan during the Auto Salon week and Daikoku has been one of my favorite spots, there's really something for every taste

[Xmadish]

The value and knowledge you bring in your videos combined with visuals you guys are working on is making it so awesome.

[TEAMFLYSTAR]

Always love the visuals and the new style is SMOOTHIE ⭐️ excited for the next new episodes to come !

[CorpseExplosion]

Glad to see you back at it! I really enjoyed this slightly more formal feeling voice-over style. It was cool.

[kanmuridavid]

Something about a Sunday morning with some certified classics while listening to super cars looping around the overpasses hits different.

[anthonybaiocchi]

As much as it was amazing you showing us such an amazing variety of awesome cars, it was just as much fun stopping the frames and seeing the ones in the background you couldn't show. Blown away!

[Dark]

Great video Dino! Those morning shots look fantastic too. It's a place that we definitely need to protect and respect for it to keep going.

[C]

Diakoku is the best. Never a dull moment, always cool to see.

[mikemikeyee]

The story to the video made it so much better. Keep it going!

[edugj]

It's this, the variety that makes the place so enjoyable. There's always gonna be something new, unusual, special. More informal "all the tribes" meets would make the world more colorful.