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That's progress! But the all-volunteer-run Japanese Classic Car Show in Long Beach, California, remains the single greatest celebration of Japanese cars in the entire US, if not the world.

The Japanese Classic Car Show in Long Beach, California, will celebrate its 19th year this fall, and the Toyotafest is set for June 8, both at Marina Green Park in Long Beach.

As the world increasingly shifts to electrification and turbocharging, the LC500 stands defiantly against the tide.

The 18th annual Japanese Classic Car Show featured a long list of Nissan and Datsun builds, which we showcased in our recent coverage story published earlier this week, but there was so much more ...

The Japanese Classic Car Show also boasts local food vendors, those selling JDM-related products, live shows, and a growing motorcycle show for guests' enjoyment.

In fact, it was the excitement among young people at the annual Japanese Classic Car Show in Los Angeles that inspired Myron Vernis to start this project in the first place.

The group gave themselves a name — Vintage Japanese Motor Union — a logo, and a small business hustle, printing VJMU decals and selling them for $5 each at local car meets and online.

The group gave themselves a name — Vintage Japanese Motor Union — a logo, and a small business hustle, printing VJMU decals and selling them for $5 each at local car meets and online.

Classic.com shows no current listings and just 13 Cosmo sales in the past five years, for an average of just under $76,000.

Talk to anyone at the Japanese Classic Car Show and the first thing they’ll tell you is when they got their car and what they’ve done to it since. JCCS, as it’s better known, remains a ...