Itasha Tengoku, or "Itasha Heaven," is eccentric, provocative, colorful. It is THE JDM car meet in Tokyo that you don't want to miss out on.

Itasha entered the mainstream in the 2000s with the advent of broadband internet. A subculture of the 21st century rooted in the twilight of the 20th century, itasha really came into its own in ...

YouTube channel Tokyo Tuner hosted an Itasha meet to learn a little bit more about the unique tuner subculture, inviting proud owners to share a little about themselves and their car.

Head to Japan, because the island nation is just packed with them – from blinged-out drift cars and Bosozoku aero kits to Dekotora trucks… and Itasha, the focus of this video from Noriyaro.

Meet the ‘itasha’ aficionados ‘Itasha’ means cringeworthy car, reflecting the misfit image the vehicles had when they first started appearing on Japanese roads around 20 years ago; ...

Themed car culture devotee, Koriey Dixon, explains what Itasha means and how it's grown in America. ... You can meet some of your favorite celebrities or buy art from local exhibitors.

Dixon notes that while the wraps are designed to last about seven to ten years, up to five years is more realistic. His most recent Itasha is a Tesla Model 3 wrapped with My Hero Academia fan art ...

I warned you about itasha, bro. I told you, dog. I promised that it was on its way up, that it would only become more popular as time went on and anime viewership grew, but you didn’t believe me.

Aquaplus will sell new Itasha cars to help celebrate its 30th anniversary. The game company known for franchises like Utawarerumono and To Heart is working with Hike and J.I.O Create to sell the ...