Sports | May 18

36 million yen to join luxury driving club

TOKYO, May 18 (NOJ / TV Asahi) - Asia's first high-class membership-based driving club with an admission fee of 36 million yen (US$262,000) is set to open on the Boso Peninsula in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.

"THE MAGARIGAWA CLUB", which will open in July, has a total project cost of more than 30 billion yen, and a 3.5-kilometer driving course is maintained on the premises.

Members can drive sports cars and other vehicles on the course without speed limits.

In addition, the clubhouse is fully equipped with a restaurant, bar lounge, pool, etc. that serve locally produced spiny lobster and wagyu beef.

So far, there have been more than 200 applications.

Source: ANNnewsCH

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