On the seventh day of our trip to Japan, after a hectic schedule and a wild day before, my friends and I decided to take it easy and enjoy a lazy morning. We then headed to some shops in Shinjuku, one of the busiest districts in Tokyo, to do some shopping.

After that, we headed to Akihabara UDX, an area known for its abundance of electronics and otaku culture. To our surprise, we found an impressive collection of rare and cool Japanese cars hiding in the parking structure. We spent some time car spotting, admiring the unique and stylish vehicles that lined the streets.

We wandered around the Akihabara area, taking in the sights and sounds of the area. Paul spent all his money on film camera gear, and we explored arcades and anime shops, taking in the vibrant culture of the city.

For dinner, we enjoyed a hearty curry meal and finished the night with some delicious ice cream. We then heard through Instagram that there was going to be a big underground JDM car meet happening by Tokyo Bay, so we headed in that direction to check it out.

The underground car meet was a source of conflicting emotions and ideas for me. On one hand, it was a great display of exciting and high-quality Japanese cars, showcasing the passion and dedication of the owners. The cars were immaculately maintained and presented, with an attention to detail that was truly impressive.