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Q: What is the name of Japan's first full-scale road racing circuit?

A: Suzuka

Q: Which Honda model was Japan's answer to the Mini Moke?

A: Honda Vamos

Q: What was Japan's first heavy-duty cab-over truck called?

A: Mitsubishi Fuso T380

Q: What is the name of Japan's first dedicated aftermarket performance tuning company?

A: HKS

Q: In what year did the first official automobile race take place in Japan?

A: 1915

Q: In what year was Japan's first mass-produced DOHC engine introduced?

A: 1969

Q: In which country are drivers aged 70 and above encouraged to display the Koreisha mark on their vehicles?

A: Japan

Q: Which automotive brand, alongside Toyota and Nissan, completes Japan's "Big Three" automakers?

A: Honda

Q: Which automotive brand introduced Japan's first four-wheel-drive estate van?

A: Subaru

Q: What was Toyota's first vehicle manufactured entirely in the United States and imported for sale in Japan?

A: Toyota Scepter

Q: What was Japan's first domestically produced luxury chauffeur car?

A: Toyota Century

Q: Which rest stop is considered the absolute heart of Japan's car tuning scene?

A: Daikoku Parking Area

Q: Which Mitsubishi model was the first passenger vehicle in Japan to feature full side windows without central pillars?

A: Mitsubishi Colt Galant

Q: In which country does the world's largest gathering of Renault Kangoo vehicles take place?

A: Japan

Q: The FIAT Bravo was called the FIAT Bravissimo in Japan. Which Japanese brand had already claimed the name "Bravo"?

A: Mitsubishi

Q: What was Japan's first mass-produced DOHC engine called?

A: Nissan S20

Q: What was Japan's first fully electric hypercar called?

A: Aspark Owl

Q: What is the most important and highly regarded automotive museum in Japan?

A: Toyota Automobile Museum

Q: Which Honda model was the first Kei car in Japan to feature a Collision Mitigation Braking System?

A: Honda N-WGN

Q: Which Nissan model is named after Japan's national flower?

A: Nissan Sakura