Vehicles without Japanese plates, delivered to five venues across Japan.

Vehicles arrived from overseas without Japanese license plates. We handled everything from receiving them to transport and storage across five venues around Japan.

A vehicle without plates cannot be driven on public roads. Every move, from arrival to each venue, was made on a car carrier.

Each venue had fixed move-in and move-out dates, so we planned transport around them and stored the vehicles between venues.

Every venue has its own rules. Some only allow vehicles in with the fuel kept to a minimum. Others do not allow engines to run, so vehicles are pushed in by hand.

We confirmed each venue’s conditions in advance and adjusted fuel handling and move-in methods one venue at a time.

Because the vehicles travelled on minimal fuel, they needed refueling during the tour. We took care of that, and of washing the vehicles.

The lineup also included vehicles that could not be exposed to rain or water at all. These were covered with waterproof protection and brought in dry.

Transporting a vehicle does not end with moving it.

This project meant planning everything from arrival to move-out around both the vehicles’ condition and each venue’s rules.