Luft Tokyo – 14 March 2026

Luftgekühlt comes to Tokyo specifically to the KK Line (Tokyo Expressway) which is an incredible choice of venue—it’s a 2km stretch of elevated road circling Ginza that was officially closed to traffic in April 2025 to be transformed into a “High Line” style pedestrian park. Seeing 150+ Porsches parked “in the sky” above the Tokyo neon will be legendary.

Highlight Cars to Look For

The theme “Porsche in Japan” celebrates over 70 years of the brand’s history in the country. Keep an eye out for these specific icons:

1. The Giant Killer (904GTS): The car that famously overwhelmed the Skyline GT at the 1964 Japanese Grand Prix, cementing the Porsche legend in Japan.
2. Tetsu Ikuzawa’s 910: The actual car driven by the legendary Japanese factory driver in the 1968 Japanese Grand Prix.
3. The “Convenience Store” 962C: Look for Takeshi Moroi’s Rothmans-liveried 962C—a Group C monster known for being driven on public Tokyo streets.
4. Preserved Originals: Japan is world-renowned for “survivor” cars—low-mileage, perfectly preserved 356s and early 911s.

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