My wife asked me what I was watching on KZfaq, I replied; "An Englishman who lives in Wales who is driving to Croatia in a French car via Holland to look at Japanese cars". End of conversation.

In the Netherlands, an enthusiast keeps his ageing Nissan Sunny in concours condition. In the UK, a motoring show destroys them for moronic 'fun'. No wonder we haven't got a show like this in the UK. I'm loving this trip of Ian's - it's almost like we were there. His model knowledge as the cars arrived was impressive.

At 4:04 Silvia gives us a wink! Great stuff Ian!

This made me nostalgic for my long departed Mitsubishi Sapporo 2.0.

Love the winking Silvia, best car ever!!

Hi Ian, that Corolla at 10:02 was sold in the UK, I had a neighbour with one and Motor magazine had one as a long termer; it was called the Liftback.

Thanks for featuring my car. I am the owner of the melt down Merc; the Toyota Crown Majesta!

Hands up, who else was shouting Paseo at the screen and wondering why Ian couldn't remember the name before Oh.....never heard of that. Top show coverage mate, best of luck with the trip. Rich

I just love 70s Japanese cars. The styling is so unique.

This is just a normal car park anywhere around New Zealand

Ian that is a fantastic report! Never seen so many cars that made me say "I want one of those"!!! Absolutely awesome video!!! Cheers from Italy 😊

I have never seen Ian so excited. Like a 6 year old on Christmas morning😀

Ian you are doing a fantastic job. Please keep up the awesome work

Absolutely stunning video. Some of the finest old and fascinating Japanese cars I've ever seen. Thanks for posting and keep up the good work. Loving the extended road trip.

Incredible how much nostalgia these cars evoke.

A field full of Japanese marvellousness..what a treat. Many thanks for posting this video Mr HubNut.

I've lived in Japan for over 25 years, and there are cars I've never seen before in this show...

Nice one Ian, fabulous collection of japanese classics and i loved the bit where the Silvia winked on camera hahaha

Wonderful coverage of a great event! Thank You.

Thank you HubNut, that is right up there in your top 10 best videos.

Wow - so many familiar cars that you never see anymore - and so many rare ones you never see ever. Amazing!

Lovely Jubbly, you brought a lot of memories back from my childhood in the 70's when i first got interested in cars, many thanks Mr HubNut.

"All your beige are belong to us" Fantastic video Ian, such interesting cars. Thanks!

That glimpse of the Mitsubishi Sapporo brought back memories of the period in the 1980s when we were a 5 Mitsubishi family, though not a single one of our cars was badged as such. For a long time Mitsus were distributed in Canada by Chrysler who rebadged them using their own brands. So, my wife's dad had a Plymouth Sapporo 4-door (the 2-door was sold as a Dodge Challenger, a very unfortunate recycling of a storied pony-car name), my wife had an early base model Plymouth Colt hatchback, her brother had a 4-door Dodge Colt Turbo, his wife had a slightly later Plymouth Colt hatch, and I had a Dodge Colt Turbo hatchback.

First time that i have seen seperate twin wipers on the rear of a car.(:-) Another top video ian.

I am so going to set time aside next year to come to the Netherlands for this. Classic Japanese Cars are my jam, so this to me looks like absolute heaven!

Just a brilliant video, classic japanese motors in superb condition, Ian commentating with his trademark enthusiasm and knowledge. Thanks Ian.

Wow thanks for taking the time to bring this amazing car show to us, most of the few that I recognize you very rarely get to see at all and not in anything like the condition you see at this show

Love the Colts, had a Celeste and a Lancer turbo, wish I had kept them both. 🤧. Both utterly reliable.

Lovely - my 626 at 6:56 :) was good to meet you Ian! Have on the journey to croatia :)

Great car's great day out by the looks of it. Another good video mate . Glad you enjoyed your weekend.👍👍

getting to watch this properly, seeing all those amazing cars coming in, really mind blowing.

Brilliant report mate . Loved it .

That Laurel 2.4 just made my day!

I got back from japan yesterday, and the sheer amount of rare jdm metal was mental.

Honda Prelude ‘all the wiper boxes have been ticked’ Fabulous

I like how the red Sylvia around the 4:05 mark, winked at you.😉😁😁😁 A lot of Japanese eye candy.🍬🍬🍬🍬

My ex-stepdad had a Toyota Camry 2.0 GLI in white (C376 HMB) back in the day. It was a wonderful car with blue Velour interior and digital dash. Happy days indeed. Awesome video😍

That truly is a Japanese car field of dreams, so many awesome cars from my youth, thanks Ian

That is one hell of a show, loved the 70's Datsuns, great styling

Thank you for this wonderful video - truly mesmerised!

As someone who left school in 84 and started working in a daihatsu garage, it was nice to see the charade, but then you showed us the charmant, it was like being back at Hepworth motors again, great, Didn't see any corolla 1200 with the ke20 engine though, my 2nd car, and a lovely car to drive

Well, that was certainly overwhelming! Amazing episode.

I still have my 1981 Honda Quintet, its an Aussie spec model, but its not in Australia and never has been. That silver one is a second series model with the revised headlights and plastic bumpers. Excellent cars indeed with loads of features even by todays standards.

hi Ian you'r doing a cracking job of editing and keeping up the videos whilst on the road! Thank you

Amazing cars, thanks Hubnut

Quite right about the Honda Quintet being sold in Australia as a Rover. Fascinating show and great work, Ian!

I man who clealry likes japanese oddities in cars. My brother had a friend whose father had a datsun estate with the two rear wiper set up. He was soooooo proud of it (I think both father and son).

Amazing, speaking of Japanese classics, I did get the last Retro Japanese magazine you edited, great magazine so far, I did not finished reading it, since it shares space on my phone with KZfaq after I finish here I going to that app so I finish reading it

Great selection of models I've never seen. So many variations. Amazing.

I've finally done it, I've watched every HubNut KZfaq video! I'm going to celebrate by ordering three HubNut stickers. Go me! 😆🏆 What an epic journey Ian, excellent stuff.

Wish I had been there. Looked fabulous . Thanks Ian xxx

[I should probably stop now] [I'll stop now] [I'm stopping] [Ooooh] [Continues]

A Toyota Crown Estate, what a beautiful car. What a fantastic show, and another great video. Thanks Ian.

Excellent video, your knowledge of cars is second to none, please keep the video's coming

I absolutely adore those classic Hondas! All astonishing cars, though!

Looks a fantastic show!

Phwoor .... double rear wiper action indeed .... fantastic ...

Really enjoyable, thanks Ian!

Fascinating truly fascinating, thank you Ian.

My brother's first car was an 1983 Suzuki Alto. He learned the valuable lesson of changing the engine oil when the bugger seized on him. It was a hilariously tiny car, but could once fit eight people.

Wow Some beauties there. i had a 1982 Cherry, nice shape superb styling. Thanks for the memories Ian.

4:03 The Silvia's winking at you. I could've watched at least an hour of this. So many cool cars. The Aerodecks, early Celicas, Supra mk2, Daihatsu Charades and the 1970s Mazda 929 coupe were my highlights.

We had the late 80's Sapporo, silver with the dash adjustable suspension, bloody spaceship it was.

Enjoyed that. So many designs not seen before

What an amazing show, loads of cars we got in Australia....unfortunately most are long since scraped.

"Impressive beard qualities as well " Lmfao 😅😃 the humour that's incorporated in Hub Nut videos

Enjoyed that. Love that 4 door 80s Sapporo, wasnt many in the UK even back then. Thanks for posting Ian👍

Epic stuff sir many many wonderful cars thank you 🙏

I don't know what it is about cars with popup headlights I just love the look of them, might get myself an old Japanese car one day

So much to take in what an excellent show so many lovely cars :)

I cannot get excited about the Japanese cars but so much enjoy your enthusiasm and knowledge. Great video thanks for sharing. Regards Chris

Fantastic video Ian,I remember some of the nissans from my youth.I love Japanese estate cars

Good times indeed. I was all set to get on the comments towards the end to declare what sought of Japanese show is this if there’s no Accord Aerodecks and low and behold. A truly amazing event and entertainingly commentated as well. Well worth lying down for.

Wow ! just wow !

First car of mine, 1980 Toyota Celica ST liftback. Amazing car, never sopped missing it

We did get the Toyota Corolla liftback from the late '70s and early '80s in the UK. A friend of mine had a 1.6DX as his first UK car. Unfortunately their propensity to rust was truly spectacular so most of them passed on a long time ago but they really were rather lovely to drive. We also did get the Corona 5-door hatchback in the UK but I don't think many were sold, they were a bit too modern for that class of buyer in the UK who tended to prefer the much more traditional Cressida saloon and estate. I only really know about them because someone who lived around the corner from me had a Corona hatchback and his wife had a Honda Quintet, so clearly they were hatchback advocates before hatchbacks became staple family car fair...

I now find myself suffering from " double rear wiper envy" lol.i also now want a Datsun Cherry of my own. Thanks for another great upload Ian ,s look forward to seeing more of your adventures unfold,stay safe.

Astonishing! So many cars we never got in the USA. We did get the Camry and Corona hatch, first generation Tercel and the 929 saloon, however. Thank you, Ian. Look forward to more.

Owwwww, that silver Sunny B11 coupe, that’s lovely, that was my first car......I had a red one, loved it

Popup headlights with wipers is the best thing ever!

Hi Ian,what a video,there was alot of exotic cars turned up at this show,only there are all the Japan cars.the honda prelude at 9:12 looked like a triumph acclaim without the two extra doors.

Just love your completely justified passion for Japanese motors Ian. If only we had such events here in the UK.

What an amazing car show Ian . I went to the derby classic car show last Sunday and I thought it was big this year but it was a fraction of the amount of cars on show here

Severely lacking a Suzuki SC100GX Whizzkid and Mitsubishi Cordia Coupe. :-( Plus, it is called Daihatsu Trevis. I nearly bought one when I lived in Switzerland! :-) Did you notice the Silvia winking at you at the beginning. You left the best to the end! A line of UK Isuzu Piazzas! Totally amazed they still exist. They should be given Knighthoods for keeping them in working condition!

Lovely cars! I’ve owned 1st gen Civics - had 3 of those a Camry hatch,corolla 4wd wagon and a “Rover Quintet”, loved them all . The flip number clock on the Quintet was awesome! You drive them for a while and sell them, but you almost always want them back....

Loved this video. Please please show more of the interiors!

Awesome- could watch all day! Love the N10 Cherry/Pulsar/310- my first car in 1985. Known as the 310 here in the US. And 4 Isuzu Piazza/Impulse??? What a show.

Lovely motors...had a jdm bb4 vtec prelude one time...crackin drive...keep up the good work ian👍👍👍👍

We had a white Datsun 100a and a yolk yellow 120y. Both were great. The 100a was great on ice and snow. This was in the 1980s uk.

“Double the wiper arm; double the joy”...! Quote of the year..!

Flippin' heck! What an extraordinary turn out! I'd be beside myself in that lot of 70's and 80's Japanese beauties. So delicious!

Fantastic- loved it. I was waiting for a late 70's Corolla and mid 70's Toyota 1000 but alas I will need to wait till next year:)

That's one of the coolest shows I've ever watched, very nice! I think the black sunny coupe might of been a GTi version, rare too

Wonderful Japanese car show with different model names than we had in the USA. Great video!!! Thanks!!!

A nice show overview Ian, I have even seen cars that I did not know existed. Many Dutch originally delivered Japanese cars in very good condition.

What an amazing array of Japanese exotica, loved that 👌

Awesome memories i remember my work experience in 1990 at DC cooks as it was then i helped PDI the new bluebird's ZX coupes Maxima's etc they were really nice cars i remember.

The second family car we had when I was a kid was a bright red 4 door Mazda Montrose with chrome grill. I absolutely loved the car as it looked, to my young eyes, so much cooler than the Renault 6 it replaced.

Best video ever!