Moving towards the Tokyo area, my next stop after visiting J’s Racing was Pro Staff R-Magic. There were actually a few more shops I wanted to visit around the Kansai area but I had other plans with my traveling buddies, so I was only able to stop by J’s Racing this time around. Next time I will plan a few more days around Osaka so I can check off a few more shops on my list. But back to the matter at hand, I was able to make several shop visits around the Tokyo area, and I’m going to start off with the Mazda specialist, R-Magic.
Photos by MoMoHitsTheSpot!
A train ride, a bus ride, and a short walk later… I was there. The sign is a little inconspicuous but you can’t really miss the shop with the cars out front.
The first thing I did was actually walked to the back of the shop because I knew a special black car was there… although, collecting dust…
You can tell by all the angles I got of this RX-7 how much I love this car. I just love cars that are aesthetically pleasing and photogenic, and the R-Magic wide body is both of those things.
But enough of this RX-7 for now, let’s head inside the shop…
Once you step inside, the first thing that greets you is their famous pink FD.
What a beautiful sight… race gas, turbo, and engine, a combination meant for serious business.
And of course, the 50+ horsepowers of stickers and related accessories.
Moving back outside…
All Mazdas.
A closer look inside the work area. It’s safe to say that your Mazda would be in safe hands here.
Even in their back shed there’s walls of wheels and a pretty clean FD there, too.
Two different looking RX-8s but both equally pleasing to the eyes.
Spotted a super clean R-Magic tuned Atenza… or Mazda 6.
And a few more shots of the wide body to cap off this post…
So there you have it! A pretty straight-forward visit out in the boonies to check out some Mazdas… just kidding, but I’ve always been a big fan of RX-7s and R-Magic, so this visit was on top of my priorities for this trip. With that said, I’m just getting started, so check back to see where my next stop is!