Highlights from the 21st Annual Japanese Classic Car Show

On Oct. 3, the Japanese Classic Car Show (JCCS) held its 21st annual meetup in Long Beach, attracting car enthusiasts from across California and beyond to celebrate Japanese car culture. Despite high temperatures over the weekend, fans eagerly lined up before the event opened at 9 a.m.

A Celebration of Classics

This year’s show featured car models produced up until 1995, showcasing a diverse array of classics from the 1960s to 1990s, both from the U.S. and imported from Japan. Vehicles were organized by manufacturer and model, making it easy for attendees to browse through the hundreds on display, which included sports cars, trucks, and work vehicles.

Event Highlights

Here are some standout moments that showcased the rich variety of Japanese classic car culture:

Conclusion

For 21 years, JCCS has been a celebration of classic Japanese cars, offering enthusiasts a chance to admire a diverse selection of vehicles, rain or shine. At the time of reporting, details for JCCS 2027 have yet to be announced, but excitement for next year’s show is already building.