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Hey all

Can someone please tell me how to get to BEE R - Racing, have been to Japan many times and have seen most tuning shops but havnt been to BEE R. Am heading back yet again to Japan in late FEB and would like to finally go there ( to throw more cash at my toys ha ha ha ) Any help would be great.

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It is walking distance from the train. I think it is minami-machida or similar that is the closest train station. It has the grandberry mall outlet shopping there. Its a 10 - 15 min walk from there. Also within the general vicinity is Tomei HQ and an Up-Garage.

Theres not actually that much to see at Bee R but usually a few cool cars in the carpark. Not much in the way of merchandise/parts to buy. Its worth a look tho.

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