Japanese Motor Vehicles Guidebook 2007-2008
Vol.54 (1,200 Yen)
The one and only almanac covering domestic vehicles - the "Japanese Motor Vehicles Guidebook". Approximately 1,000 cars are introduced in full color. The specs are included for each vehicle, making this a great reference book.

This year’s feature is titled “Car Festival Travelogue,” and it provides an introduction to automotive events that may not be well known to the general public. It will include on-site reports from some of the largest international festivals, including the “Goodwood Festival of Speed” (UK), “Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance” (USA), “Monterey Historic Automobile Races” (USA) and “Concorso Italiano” (USA) as well as an introduction to the services and amenities useful for readers to actually experience and participate in the festivals.

Japanese Motor Vehicles Guidebook 2005-2006
Vol.53 (1,200 Yen)
Feature: Japanese Car Designers Working Abroad
Three Japanese designers that work in the field of European car design (Kiyoyuki Okuyama, Joji Nagashima, Satoshi Wada) are introduced and followed locally. This fascinating article introduces not only their work, but also the men themselves through direct interviews.

Japanese Motor Vehicles Guidebook 2005-2006
Vol.52 (1,200 Yen)
Feature: 50 Years of the Tokyo Motor Show
The history of the Tokyo Motor Show, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2004, is introduced in this feature. With treasured photos going back from the 1st Tokyo Motor Show up through the 38th Show, this Guidebook is valuable also as a resource.

Automotive Guidebook of Japan 2004-2005
Vol.51 (1,200 Yen)
Volume 51 of the Automotive Guidebook of Japan is, as always, chock full of information on domestic and import vehicles, and this year's feature article examines the 742 "Michi no Eki (rest areas)" located along Japanese roads, to highlight distinctive rest spots and explain how to get the most out of them from the viewpoint of "first-hand experiences". Other interesting, helpful features including "Automobile Recycling Law" which will be mandatory in January 2005.

Automotive Guidebook of Japan 2003-2004
Vol.50 (1,200 Yen)
Feature Articles: "The 50 best roads in Japan" and "Immediately useful practical information"

The Automotive Guidebook of Japan reaches its 50th volume this year. While utilizing the data collection content of previous guidebooks, the overall content has been revamped, including special features such as "The 50 best roads in Japan" and "Immediately useful practical information", which the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association specializes in. (Japanese only)

Automotive Guidebook of Japan 2002-2003
Vol.49 (1,200 Yen)
Feature Articles: World's Motor Museums No.21 - Korea: Samsung Transportation Museum
The 21st installment in our Museum series features the Samsung Transportation Museum from Korea, which co-hosted the 2002 World Cup with Japan. This article will introduce the only museum in Korea dedicated to automobiles and transport, with a particular focus on the vehicles displayed there.

Automotive Guidebook of Japan 1998-1999
Vol.45 (1,000 Yen)
Feature Articles: Have fun learning! Safe driving techniques / World's Motor Museums No. 19
In the feature on driving safety, we introduce safe driving methods taught at driving schools, and explain the manners and knowledge about safety driving.
The regular feature on Automobile Museums looks at the National Automobile Museum in RaarmsDonksveer, the Netherlands, and the Muriaux Automobile Museum in Switzerland.

Automotive Guidebook of Japan 1996-1997
Vol.43 (1,020 Yen)
Feature Articles: VICS - a strong ally for drivers / World's Motor Museums
This special feature on VICS (Vehicle Information and Communication System) first explains the system's mechanisms, and then provides a report on an actual test drive using VICS.
The regular feature on Automobile Museums introduces the International Museum of Automobiles in Geneva, Switzerland, and the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California.