StanceNation Hits Up Odaiba With Almost a Thousand Cars
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Odaiba translates to fort
Odaiba is a man-made fort island in Tokyo Bay, Japan that is a popular entertainment and shopping district. During the ambitious 1980s, a plan came from Tokyo to take the fort islands and turn them into residential and business district locations, but things were derailed in the early 1990s. In the second half of the 1990s, those shopping malls, hotels, and the Yurikamome elevated train line were finally opened allowing Odaiba to become one of the most popular tourist locations and prime date spot in Japan. Hell, the island even has a giant Gundam mech hanging out next to the DiverCity Tokyo Plaza.
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Toyota Alphard is the people's choice for Vans
The camber on some of these is so extreme that it boggles the mind to comprehend that these cars still roll down the road without breaking. My hat is off to these owners who not only don't care what other people think, but are also brave enough to put their cars in such a precarious position.
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