*JDM EVERYWHERE* YAKUSHI SHOW WAS MEGA! 2020 👏🏽
Sep 26, 2026 #geobyluke
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedGio by Luke visits the Yakushi Japanese car show near Silverstone. The video captures a mix of street racing banter, showcases of high-performance JDM vehicles, and an interview with the event's founder regarding the show's community-driven mission and future plans.
Welcome back to the channel, it's Gio by Luke.
We're actually on our way to Silverstone.
It's mad early, got my new jumpers.
Yeah, they're looking fresh.
But yeah, we're going to a car show called Cushy,
which is like a Jap car show.
So yeah, we're gonna take you guys along in it.
So let's hit the roads.
This guy's been talking for like so long.
So you finally raced him?
So we finally raced again.
Now, at first it was 1-0 to him,
but then it was 1-1 a couple of weekends ago.
And then realistically, again, we met up,
went to Shisha or whatever.
And again, I actually murked him 2-1,
but he didn't accept it.
So I said, all right, cool.
It was traffic.
It don't matter.
So now you're mapped?
So basically it's like, it's all good now.
So it was 1-1, but then I just beat him earlier.
So it's 2-1, job done.
So he got smoked.
Done, you got smoked.
I got smoked, bruv.
How much power you running?
So if you guys saw the video,
these two were battling it out.
So we got some nice footage.
So basically, I was just talking.
Friendly race.
You know who's faster now.
No harm done, you know.
That's it.
2-1.
You should've accepted the weight jump.
You should've accepted the 2-1.
2-1, there you go.
There you go, it's done, mate.
You got smoked, bro.
I got smoked by him and him, and him as well.
I got smoked by everyone.
Unbelievable.
Well, I don't know who was at the front of the line.
Yeah, because you know the way.
I wanted to save my battery.
Why are you staying in the sand?
That's why you've got no fuel in your tank.
I actually filled, man.
It's probably to half way.
Food time.
Nice?
So you need to understand what's going on here, bro.
That, this body, looks like it's *******
tiger sealed on, bro.
Where?
Look at that, that's tiger sealed.
And what's gripping it?
Nah.
Do you reckon he's hitting this?
Nah.
Easy.
What are you expecting to pull off?
Yeah, yeah.
It should do about 110, 120, but it's only doing 70.
Really?
Yeah.
It's just got no torque.
Try and trade it for your 1200, four cylinder.
Then it's sort of a torquey old motor,
but it just, it's in a completely different application.
It just hasn't got grip.
So we're probably going to be beat.
Well, you're just using the stock sprocket.
Yes, I have, but I'm slightly smaller wheels
than the bike, so it's geared for 135.
Okay.
All right, we've probably got one of the cleanest
532 Skylines here.
GTRs.
It's got Fox racing wheels.
So yeah, banging car.
This is Billy's car.
We're going to be getting this on the channel soon.
It's been to me for Geo, so it's really, really clean.
Yeah, definitely have to get this on the channel
for a review.
High boost is about 600, high 600, Billy said.
So yeah, must shift.
We've got the Supra as well.
We've got Ryan's Supra.
This is also had a Geo by me.
Comment down below if we should get the Supra
on the channel.
This is running 550 horsepower.
So yeah, this is quite nice as well.
Nice R34 GTT.
Apparently this is running 650 horsepower as well.
What do you think?
650 horsepower?
What size are they?
Three, two, five.
Three, two, five?
RAAA.
They must have cut off an arm and a leg.
Bit too much, isn't it?
It's a bit too much.
Yeah.
I think I'd prefer it without the wing
and just a back spoiler.
These wheels are so nice.
Oh, look at that.
That's nice.
It's full of wood.
All right, so I'm here with the owner of Yakushi.
We're just going to give him a little interview
about his show and how it started and stuff.
So yeah, if you just let them know.
So I'm Nigel from Yakushi.
I set the event up in 2019.
I've had a passion for Japanese cars
for the last 20 years,
the whole Max Power days and that.
So yeah, I've been around for a long time.
So yeah, I set the show up.
I've been involved with Japanese cars,
I'd say for a long time and that,
going back to the Main Street Cruise
and Max Power days and that.
So yeah, it's just a chilled out social event
where everyone gets to come together
at the end of the season and enjoy themselves, really.
Obviously, this year has been very tough on everyone.
Lucky enough, we've managed to pull the event off,
which has been a lot of hard work and that to achieve.
Yeah, it's quite a nice show.
It's a nice chilled vibe.
It's just nice and relaxed here, so it's good.
And that's what I want to keep it together.
We've got this cars club community feel to it
and really it is about pulling everyone together
and sort of a chilled social time and that.
There's no racing or anything like that,
although you can hear Silversteel in the background.
Yeah, but that's nice, you can hear it.
Which is really nice to hear that.
Yeah, it's just a social end of the season event.
I mean, when you get the weather like you do here,
which is perfect for September.
Lovely venue, really nice.
Really nice scenes with the lake behind.
Really, really nice.
Obviously, we've got a huge show and shine area
and the amount of cars that are in show and shine.
It's been a real tough job today to pick some winners out.
Yeah, I could imagine.
How many winners are there?
There's six winners.
So we've got best in show, obviously,
best interior, best ice, best engine bay.
There's actually a trophy that's quite close to me
and that's a friend of mine who passed away a few years ago.
Oh, sorry, man.
That's the Jim Jam Memorial Trophy.
And I wasn't too sure if we'd be able to do it this year,
but thankfully, we've been able to bring it together.
He's a lad who's been around the car scene for a long time
and unfortunately, he's not here,
but we're trying to keep his little memory.
Yeah, it's nice of you, man.
Yeah, it's nice of you.
So you got anything planned for next year then?
So yeah, we have.
I've not announced this yet,
but next year we'll be back
at the British Motor Museum in Warwickshire.
We was there a couple of weeks ago.
It was a really brilliant day out.
Everyone had a really good time.
Lots of good feedback.
So they were really happy with us.
So we're going back to the British Motor Museum.
I'll do an announcement in the next couple of months,
hopefully on that.
And then also, we hope to be back here sometime next year
as well, likely to be sort of the August,
September time again.
Nice to have us.
And we'll see whatever else comes in time.
Yeah, all right.
Well, thanks for inviting us and bringing us along.
It's really nice of you.
Yeah, thanks for coming.
It's appreciated.
Thanks, man.
We've just left the Yakushi show.
Big shout out to Nigel.
Thanks for the invite.
Really, really good show, guys.
I suggest next time, the next show that's on,
to go down there.
It was a nice chilled vibe.
So yeah, it was really, really good.
So yeah, we're just on our way back now.
Hope you guys enjoyed the video.
And yeah, plenty more to come.
So just stay tuned.
But yeah, see you later.

