Itasha 2024 痛車天国2024 | anime, manga, video game themed cars

"Itasha" 痛車 is a Japanese term that refers to a subculture where individuals decorate their cars, motorcycles, or other vehicles with images of fictional characters, often from anime, manga, video games, or other pop culture sources. The term "itasha" can be translated to "painful car," with the "ita" part derived from the Japanese word for "painful" or "painful to look at," and "sha" meaning "car."
These decorations typically include elaborate vinyl wraps or decals featuring colorful and eye-catching artwork of characters, logos, or scenes from popular media franchises. Itasha enthusiasts often invest significant time and money into customizing their vehicles to express their passion for their favorite characters or series. Itasha gatherings and events are also popular among fans, providing an opportunity for enthusiasts to showcase their decorated vehicles and connect with others who share their interests.
Itasha subculture started around the 1980s and the first ever large-scale itasha event was held in 2005. The community of the itasha owners and fans is growing fast, not only in Japan, but also in Germany, Switzerland, USA, Taiwan and China.
痛車天国2024 Itasha 2024 took place at Odaiba / TOKYO.

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