With Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 right around the corner, it is worth revisiting the 1995 event. Before the internet, visiting car shows was one of the only ways to discover new builds, new parts and to stay up to date with the industry. Nowadays, attending shows like this is almost obsolete, yet Tokyo Auto Salon still remains very relevant and worth visiting even 30 years later. I cannot say the same about SEMA. | Patina Research

One of the most iconic collaboration builds at Tokyo Auto Salon. Smoky Nagata, the man behind Top Secret, teaming up with RE Amemiya on an RX-7 is pure JDM heritage on display. | Bulletproof Automotive / GT-RR

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