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Classic Japan

  • Bundoora Park 1069 Plenty Road Bundoora, Victoria Australia (map)

Classic Japan is an annual car & bike show, open to vehicles from all Japanese manufacturers that are at least 25 years old. What began as a small idea in 2011 has grown into one of the largest gatherings of nostalgic j-tin in the Southern Hemisphere, with over 500 cars & bikes displaying the proud design and engineering heritage that Japan has offered the world. You won't find any egos or trophies here, just enthusiasts sharing their passion with respect. 

Vendors, food trucks and merchandise will be available at the event. 

Vehicle & Bike Entry Cost: $25.00

Spectator Entry & Parking: FREE

You must pre-enter the show to display your vehicle. Entries are now open.

No entries are available at the gate. However, you can enter online before entering on the day. 

Your entry email confirmation is your ticket to enter on the day, please have it loaded on your mobile or printed out to show to the volunteers at the gate. No pass = no entry.

Classic Japan is a family-friendly, drug & alcohol-free event.
Dogs may attend but must always be kept under control and on a leash. There is an off-leash dog park next to the event grounds. 

Vehicle Eligibility Criteria:

- Any vehicle from a Japanese Manufacturer that is 25 years or older can enter Classic Japan.
- In 2024 the vehicle entered must have a build date before December 31st, 1999. (Continuation models are not allowed)
- Aussie re-branded versions are accepted (Eg: Isuzu/Holden Gemini & Chrysler/Mitsubishi Galant or Colt etc)
- Cars must be in a roadworthy state.

- Defected or unregistered vehicles may only enter if they are trailered to the event, and any defect notice must be covered.  

Spectator entry is free, with free parking also available at the venue.

Enquiries: info@classicjapan.org.au

Organised by the Toyota Car Club of Australia https://www.tccav.org.au

Earlier Event: December 1
Westen Car/Bike Show & Shine
Later Event: January 19
Festival of Motoring