Been on a trip to Japan (trying this again...)

Thought you might like a few pictures of small vans I saw there. The pictures are a little on the large side, if you want to see them in full you should try to open them in a new window.

IF YOUR PICTURES ARE ONLY THE LEFT HALF, PLEASE CLICK THE DESCRIPTION BELOW FOR A LINK

I'm not going to go through this horror story of pictures again. Buy a bigger monitor if you're going to be whining about it.



Mitsubishi, Okinawa.



Hijet in Naha, Okinawa.




Suzuki Carry, Shinjuku, Tokyo. Second.




Hijet that had a little misunderstanding with a Toyota Crown taxicab, Shibuya, Tokyo. Second.




Hijet food truck... Yokohama. Second.





Daihatsu Midget tucked away in a garage somewhere in an alley in Osaka. Second. Third.



Honda Acty, 4WD! Also Osaka.



Another Suzuki, somewhere in Kyoto.



Mitsubishi Minicab, Osaka.




Hijet, Osaka. Second.





Hijet ice box, Tokyo. Second. Third.




Hijet, Akihabara, Tokyo. Second.

Japan is really something else, impossible to put in words. I had an awesome time, very recommended!

Any chance you could take the OTHER half of the Camera with you next time so we get the whole picture??

Woodie wrote:Any chance you could take the OTHER half of the Camera with you next time so we get the whole picture??

The pictures are a little on the large side, if you want to see them in full you should try to open them in a new window. I'm not going to go through this horror story of pictures again.

If you're really as analog as you look Woody, then I'll add links... But just for you! Added links for everyone. If you can't see them now, buy a proper tv.

TV?? Nah!! It's just full of rubbish programmes. Much more fun antagonising friends on here.

Oh and the pictures are just the same too.

Woodie wrote:Oh and the pictures are just the same too.

Click the descriptions... Voila.

nice dude, loved the pictures.
thanx

Now if you had told me that in the first place..............
Cheers!!! Wish we could get some of the different models over here without having expensive import charges. Very interesting pictures Lex. Thank you very much.

Yup, well worth the effort, thanks Lex

It really is the mother land of the Kei van