1st Porsche Parade in Japan

**Photo Collection of the 1st Porsche Parade in Japan held in 1984!**

Organized by Yoshiho Matsuda, owner of the Matsuda Collection!

Hard cover binding suitable for permanent preservation!

This is a rare out-of-print book that is extremely difficult to obtain!


This is a very luxurious photo collection of the 1st Porsche Parade in Japan held on October 1st and 2nd, 1984. The event was organized by Yoshiho Matsuda, owner of the Matsuda Collection, which houses a world-class collection of Porsches.
The event included various attractions and driving sessions, as well as a visit to the WEC Fuji 1000km Endurance Race held at Fuji Speedway, where participants cheered on the Rothmans Porsche 956, the strongest Group C car of the time. This event was packed with irresistible charm for Porsche fans of the time.


This book is filled with precious photos of the vintage Porsches that gathered on the day, and other valuable photos. The rich content is a rare book that I believe will satisfy current Porsche fans.
Although it was published in Japan in Japanese, it includes a full English translation, making it enjoyable for Porsche enthusiasts overseas. In fact, this book has received very high praise overseas.

This book is currently very difficult to obtain, and the cheapest price on Amazon is 18,512 yen (as of February 2025).
For this listing, I will be listing it at a price higher than the original price. However, I will cover the shipping cost via Yamato Transport (with insurance for accidents during delivery). I hope that only those who understand the value of this book will consider bidding.

■ Title: 1st.Porsche parade in Japan
■ Price: 2900 yen
■ Publisher: Planning Room Neko
■ Publication Date: January 1985
■ Pages: 98 pages
■ Binding: Hard cover (23.5cm x 29.5cm)

■ Condition of the book: More than 40 years have passed since its publication, and the cover shows signs of aging, such as yellowing, scratches, and tears. It is not a perfect condition, so please understand this before bidding.