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The
4th Tokyo Motor Show (1957
. 5/9 - 5/19)
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The 4th Tokyo Motor Show Poster |
There were 268 exhibits, a slight increase over the previous
show. Although admissions were not encouraging at 527,200,
the quality of the show was improved by the showing of
such passenger cars as Toyota s first Corona, Prince s
first Skyline, and a prototype of the Datsun Sports from
Nissan. New trucks were there, too. Toyota Diesel (110hp),
Toyopet Route, Nissan Model 581,Nissan Junior, and Ohta
1.5-ton. The show began to evolve from a mere forum for
advertisement into a place to do business. This was best
indicated by the signboard "Automobile Information Center"
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