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THE CLASSIC / 3 HOURS

Daikoku Night Run.

Night falls. Engines awaken. Your journey into JDM culture starts here.

Skyline R34 from the Kaidō Club collection
THE CLASSIC01 / KAIDŌ CLUB
01 / THE CLASSIC3 HOURS

The route.

Monday — Thursday20:00 — 23:00
Friday — Sunday17:00 — 20:00

Set off from Shibuya in a JDM icon for a night ride along the C1, across Rainbow Bridge and onto the Wangan to Daikoku. After the meet, return along the Wangan and C1, then stop beneath the lights of Tokyo Tower before heading back to Shibuya.

  • The driveThe C1, Rainbow Bridge and the Wangan, with Tokyo’s lights setting the scene.
  • The meetStop at Daikoku PA to explore the cars and soak up the atmosphere of the meet.
  • The memoryA photo stop at Tokyo Tower before returning to Shibuya.

Shibuya → C1 → Rainbow Bridge → Wangan → Daikoku PA → Wangan → C1 → Tokyo Tower → Shibuya

Options for this night
Daikoku PA at night beneath the highway interchanges

DAIKOKU PA.

Beneath the interchanges, an iconic meeting place for Japanese car culture.

Photo: Aimaimyi / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Cropped to fit the screen.

All times are Japan time. The route may change depending on traffic, weather or access conditions. An alternative stop is offered if Daikoku is inaccessible. The cars present and the size of each meet vary from night to night.

Your Tokyo JDM experience

Which tour should I choose?

Daikoku Night Run connects Shibuya, Rainbow Bridge, Wangan, Daikoku PA and Tokyo Tower. Tokyo Bay offers a different evening around Umihotaru. Check each experience for its route and schedule.

How much does a tour cost?

Shared rides cost ¥25,000 per person with automatic car allocation, or ¥30,000 with a selected model. A private R34, Supra or S15 costs ¥75,000 per car; a private GT-R R35 costs ¥150,000. Check availability when booking.

Where does the tour start?

Tours depart from and return to Shibuya. Check the practical information for the meeting point and arrive 10–15 minutes early. All schedules use Japan time.

Is a Daikoku visit guaranteed?

Access restrictions, weather and traffic can change the route. An alternative stop is offered if Daikoku is inaccessible. The cars and crowd at the meet vary each evening.