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I want to visit one! Also if you use one of the vending machines the drinks are colour coded, blue for cold and red for hot!

I've heard about the place, would be a good place for some souvenirs i think!

When creating a topic, say your project thread for your car or maybe asking a question in the forum, and you've clicked "start new topic", you will see on the page under "Topic Title" a text box called "Topic Tags". This is for putting in tags (key words) that help your topic get recognized by search engines such as Google, Bing etc. This also bumps Civic5 up the search ratings because Google has found key words in your topic that match what someone is searching for. So here we will explain how to add tags. If you have already added tags, you can add more (we have updated the list) to your current topics by going to the first post in your topic, click edit then "full editor". Then just click the "add Tags" button as below. We have started updating your project threads/topics and have added tags to quite a few now, but feel free to update your own topics. For PC/Laptop/Tablet users: Ok, so you've clicked the "Start new topic" button, and your ready to create your topic. Once you have given your topic a title, in the "Topic tags" box click "Add a tag". (see Image 1 below) Image1 A drop down box will appear with a pre-defined list of tags. (see Image 2) Image2 Click on which ever tags suit your post. If possible, always add the tags "Honda Civic MA" or whatever civic you have, plus use the "Honda Civic Hatch" if it's a hatch you have or the "Honda Civic Aerodeck" one if you have a deck. If your topic is not something car related, still use the above two tags and also use the "General chat" tag. Here, we selected the "Honda Civic Aerodeck" and the "Honda Civic MC" tags and will also add the "How to DIY Guide" tag seeing as this is a guide.(Image 3) Image 3 Then just carry on creating your topic as usual. Easy! For Mobile users: When you click "Start new topic" button, your topic creation page shows. In the middle of the screen you will see a button called "Edit topic tags" (Image 1B) Image 1B Click the "Edit topic tags" and a drop down list will appear showing the available tags. (Image 2B) Image 2B Select your tags by clicking on them, then click the "Add" button. They will be added to your post.( Image 3B) Image 3B Once you've added your tags, Just click the "close button" on the tag box. (Image 4B) Image 4B Then just carry on creating your topic as usual. Easy!

Thanks man, Honda Collection Hall at Twin Ring Motegi just 90min from Tokyo went straight to the top of my list!

I'm lucky enough to end up in Tokyo for 2 days in a few weeks and ofcourse will try to fit some car culture, preferably Honda into the trip. Does anyone know any car related spots/shops worth visiting in the city?

Got these coming lol feck paying for real ones!

I'm not telling you any tips.............................unless you take me with you!! lol Lucky bugger mate, that will be an awesome experience! Always wanted to go to Japan and it's deffo on my bucket list of places to go! Enjoy and have fun!

Look for a place called 'Up Garage', many second hand JDM car goodies cheap!

Things are still happening, having a bit of some other malarky done at the same time which just makes sense so potentially wont get the car back until friday/saturday. worth it though. super happy with with work that's gone on so far! id show you guys a picture of the gauges but i cant seem to find any so will just throw a few little pics up here to keep things going... going for a bit of a different approach in the centre console area as its looking a bit too black for my liking! have only got this trim piece at the moment as this part fell off while doing the gauges, will get the rest done when i get the car back! amuse yourselves for a few days

Check this page out it might be of interest http://www.7tune.com/japanese-car-museums-15-to-get-you-started/

Little update for my car, a spoon shift knob More engine stuff coming next week I hope

Pmsl haha mod ownage

Fixed

Plenty of shit on whatsapp at times

Is that the rare oem headlight covers I see?

Cracking example of a well looked after m

Looks properly clean! Like a brochure shot

Very nice, until you see the unrealistic price tag! But still if it's as clean as he claims someone will pay it or close to it!