Tokyo Auto Salon Opens with 900 Customized Cars on Display at Makuhari

TOKYO, Jan 13 (News On Japan) - One of the largest annual custom car shows in Japan, Tokyo Auto Salon 2024, opened on Friday at Makuhari Messe just outside of Tokyo in Chiba, featuring 900 concept cars and special edition vehicles.

The event will be open to the general public on the 13th and 14th, with advance tickets priced at 3,000 yen.

Source: Kyodo


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