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Any Motorsport Events On Between 10Th-25Th Feb?

Harey

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Hey all,

I am off on a holiday to Japan! I will be in Tokyo from the 10th of Feb and then travelling up to Hokkaido on the 18th of Feb. I will have a car from the 18th till the 25th. Will also have a railpass from the 10th to the 18th.

I tried using all those fantastic links provided in the stickies but most of the calendars were still in Japanese after I clicked English.

I would love to see a Japanese motorsport event, even just amateur drifters or something. Could someone recommend an event that I could attend?

Thanks!

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