Thursday, January 5, 2012
Japan Trip - OPP
OPP = Other People's Photography..
this is me arriving in Nagoya with my tocayo Juan...
Frank & I at the Nagoya Airport.
writing on Nico's garage door
Keepin' it Japanese with a mask.
An awesome photo of Yudai & I flippin each other off... Thanks Mira!
With Primera Car Club (these guys have the craziest paint jobs!)
Out in front of the hotel.
Thanks to Toshi & Mira for taking so many pictures!
-Juan
Monday, January 2, 2012
Japan Trip - Yokohama pt. 2
The show began early Sunday morning.. Toshi & Shinya made sure we were up and had breakfast early so we could get to the show and begin taking more pictures and push some merchandise!
The crowd was no joke!
I was blessed to be able capture the show from up above!
I'm thankful that I had Frank, Yudai & Mira to help translate at the booth..
Boing!
I had a great time at the show talking to people (via Frank, Yudai & Mira) After the show Shinya packed us all in the van and we were off to grab dinner & celebrate our accomplishments!
Monday morning we woke up to early and watched as some Nagoya bikers rode away..
We stopped by the Moon Cafe to grab lunch (just like many show goers did)
Toshi being Japanese.
Labels:
deadend magazine,
Japan,
Mooneyes,
The Local Hero,
Yokohama
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Japan Trip - Yokohama pt.1
to say that Mooneyes knows how to throw a car show is a HUGE understatement. The Mooneyes Rod & Custom Show in Yokohama is by far one of the best shows I've ever been to. Not sure if it's because it was my first show over seas or the people I hung out with or the amazing cars... I think a little bit of all that!
it was amazing to watch the "Next Movie" 62 Impala cruise into the show hammered on the ground. Keiji aka Hong Kong is a bad ass.. More on his Impala on deadendmagazine.com soon!
I can't explain how awesome it felt to see people wearing Deadend gear!
On set-up day it was cool to watch how detailed the Japanese are.
Not paint.. Crazy stuff!
It was good to see familiar/Salinas faces in Japan showing off their talent.
Labels:
deadend magazine,
Japan,
Mooneyes,
Next Movie,
Salinas Boys,
Yokohama
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