Young Version — April 1998

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238 available scans from Young Version — April 1998, in right-to-left reading order. Japanese OCR and English translation drafts are available throughout. Drafts have not received exhaustive image proofreading; unreadable source remains recorded in the archival data. Capture img018 is absent from the supplied folder; the exact missing printed pages have not been established.

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Page 193 — English draft translation

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You can try many different current production cars, and you do not wear down the tires on your own car—that is another advantage. But this is not a place to polish your driving technique; it is specifically a place to experience danger safely, so please keep that in mind. In May, a handling area recreating various public-road conditions and a high-speed loop are scheduled to open, along with new programs. So, soon it will be your turn to try it. You will really come to understand what a car is about.

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Nisan riing Park

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NDP

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Nissan Driving Park

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This is the famous “water wall”!

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This is the famous water wall!

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NDP is in a really convenient location!

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Bus stop

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Royal Host

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Musashimurayama City Hall

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Even people who do not own a Nissan are very welcome. NDP was fun, but it was useful too. If you live far away and visit the Tokyo area, make it one of your plans and try it out. After all, driving is a basic skill…

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Young Version also realized how important it is to know how a car behaves when pushed beyond its limits, in case something happens.

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Nisseki gas station

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Idemitsu

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Shin-Ome Road

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Private car

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Reception for private vehicles

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JOMO

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Esso

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Mobil

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Higashiyamato City

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Nissan Motor main gate

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Nissan Prince Tokyo

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Main-gate reception

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Nissan Murayama Plant

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Nissan Motor Co.

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Murayama Plant

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Musashimurayama City

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Higashiyamato Station

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Tamagawa Josui

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Tamagawa-josui Station

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Kunitachi College of Music

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Seibu Haijima Line

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7-Eleven

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NDP

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Nissan Driving Park

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Kodaira City

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Itsukaichi Street

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Tachikawa

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Musashisuna

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FamilyMart

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Seibu-Tachikawa Station

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Haijima

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ian pee ba

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Tachikawa City

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Kuruma no Hiroba (“Car Plaza”)

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Wide-area disaster-prevention base

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Nakagami Station

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Kokubunji

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Kunitachi Station

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Chuo Line

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East Tachikawa [map label]

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Tachikawa Grand Hotel

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Tachikawa north exit

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Nishi-Tachikawa Station

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Nakagami Station

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Akishima City

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…and that is why. After Yoshikatsu’s turn…

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Now it is your turn to experience it! You will come to understand cars much better.

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First, call to ask for details!

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Nishi-Kunitachi Station

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Tachikawa Station

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Tamagawa River

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Nambu Line

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Kunitachi City

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Nissan Sunny Tokyo

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Yagawa Station

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Koshu Kaido

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Nissan Prince Tama

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Royal Host

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The fee is ¥6,000 for women and ¥7,000 for everyone else. You can spend a full day there, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; lunch, the workbook, and insurance are included, which is a fantastic deal!

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Yaho

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7-Eleven

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Chuo Expressway

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Hino Station

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Hachioji IC

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Kunitachi-Fuchu IC

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0120·417230

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Nissan Driving Park 1-1 Enoki, Musashimurayama, Tokyo 208-8523

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From the Chuo Expressway, enter via the Kunitachi-Fuchu IC vehicle-reception route; about 45 minutes.

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From Musashisunagawa Station to the Nissan Motor main-gate reception: 15–20 minutes on foot.

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For visitors arriving by car…

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For visitors arriving by train or bus: From Tachikawa Station, take a bus from stop 2 and get off at the Nissan Motor main gate; about 20–30 minutes.

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