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I would never say they are "big" in japan at all (heck I bet I see more modified Suzuki's honestly) and I've lived all over the country.  There is definately a culture tho.

man if u see Suzuki's modified u should see more or just as much hondas coz they both come from the same region in Japan u might be close to the area. keep on lookin

haha hopefully

yeah im full japanese

but i live in sydney atm. so u live in japan? do u like it there?

...aaaand my next question is... how did you get your English to such a good level so as to join Skyline forums??? :/;);):) Just kidding...

Yeah I live in Kobe (as posted above). It's my wifes hometown, so I kinda *have* to like it, if you know what I mean...

...aaaand my next question is... how did you get your English to such a good level so as to join Skyline forums??? :/;);):) Just kidding...

 

Yeah I live in Kobe (as posted above). It's my wifes hometown, so I kinda *have* to like it, if you know what I mean...

yeah well i had to study u know. yeah i know wat u mean its good in Kobe ive been there few times myself alot of tradition and good place to learn about Japanese culture i guess

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