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Experience the thrill of driving a K-car and a Toyota 86 on the exclusive Magarigawa Club racetrack, then explore the luxurious facilities of this members-only driving club, including private villas and an infinity pool.

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Experience · 1 place
Pushing a K-car to its limits on a private track
Take Japan's tiniest car, the Nissan Mockco, with its 660cc engine and 54 horsepower, and push it to its absolute limit on the Magarigawa Club's 3.5 km track. It feels like it's going to tip on every turn, and it's a miserable, terrifying experience trying to get it to go faster, especially uphill. It's like trying to steer a toad or a shipping container on wheels, but it's an unforgettable challenge. Be prepared for it to feel like the Club Penguin iceberg about to tip!
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Magarigawa Club
Car racing venue · Minamiboso
4.5 (496)
Creator's voice
An exclusive, members-only driving circuit tucked away in the mountains an hour outside Tokyo, built by toppling an entire mountain at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars. It features a 3.5 km ribbon of tarmac with challenging corners and elevation changes. A full permanent membership can cost up to 49 million yen, but a 5-year associate membership is 4.5 million yen upfront, plus 1.8 million yen annually. The club also offers luxurious facilities including private bars, onsens, children's play areas, a gym with specialized reaction machines, and an amazing infinity pool.
Japan, 〒299-2412 Chiba, Minamiboso, Tomiurachō Ōtsu, THE MAGARIGAWA CLUB
Nissan Mockco K-car — Japan's tiniest car, built for narrow roads and city living, with a 660cc engine and 54 horsepower. It has the aerodynamic qualities of a toaster and feels like it's going to tip on every turn when pushed to its limit on the track.
Toyota 86 — A beautiful car with 200 horsepower and insanely good handling, used for time trials on the track. It's a fun car to drive, especially rocking uphill.
Raku Nen room (playroom) — A playroom within the club featuring karaoke, a drinking bar, and race car games. It's described as the perfect hideout for members after driving.
Driving simulator room — A room with a driving simulator where members can practice on the track virtually.
Reaction machine — Specialized gym equipment designed to train reaction times, crucial for racing drivers to control their cars. Users hit green, yellow, and red lights as they flash.
Infinity pool — An amazing outdoor infinity pool, perfect for cooling off after a drive.
Signature dish — The club's signature dish, described as strong, beautifully prepared, and tasting phenomenal. It's compared to a gift from the Michelin Man.
Experience · 1 place
Time trial in a Toyota 86
Get behind the wheel of a Toyota 86, a fun car with insanely good handling, and do a time trial around the Magarigawa Club track. The first lap is to build speed, the second is your time lap, and the third is to slow down. The track has a challenging mix of corners and elevation changes, including a long straight, an uphill incline, a slalom of twists and turns, and a terrifying downhill straight. It's a blast, feeling like you're strapped to a Falcon 9 rocket, but remember it's not a drift track!
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Magarigawa Club
Car racing venue · Minamiboso
4.5 (496)
Creator's voice
An exclusive, members-only driving circuit tucked away in the mountains an hour outside Tokyo, built by toppling an entire mountain at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars. It features a 3.5 km ribbon of tarmac with challenging corners and elevation changes. A full permanent membership can cost up to 49 million yen, but a 5-year associate membership is 4.5 million yen upfront, plus 1.8 million yen annually. The club also offers luxurious facilities including private bars, onsens, children's play areas, a gym with specialized reaction machines, and an amazing infinity pool.
Japan, 〒299-2412 Chiba, Minamiboso, Tomiurachō Ōtsu, THE MAGARIGAWA CLUB
Nissan Mockco K-car — Japan's tiniest car, built for narrow roads and city living, with a 660cc engine and 54 horsepower. It has the aerodynamic qualities of a toaster and feels like it's going to tip on every turn when pushed to its limit on the track.
Toyota 86 — A beautiful car with 200 horsepower and insanely good handling, used for time trials on the track. It's a fun car to drive, especially rocking uphill.
Raku Nen room (playroom) — A playroom within the club featuring karaoke, a drinking bar, and race car games. It's described as the perfect hideout for members after driving.
Driving simulator room — A room with a driving simulator where members can practice on the track virtually.
Reaction machine — Specialized gym equipment designed to train reaction times, crucial for racing drivers to control their cars. Users hit green, yellow, and red lights as they flash.
Infinity pool — An amazing outdoor infinity pool, perfect for cooling off after a drive.
Signature dish — The club's signature dish, described as strong, beautifully prepared, and tasting phenomenal. It's compared to a gift from the Michelin Man.
Experience · 1 place
High-speed passenger lap with a Super GT driver
Experience the Magarigawa track from the passenger seat with an accomplished Super GT driver, Hitoan. It's definitely quicker than driving yourself, reaching speeds of 200 km/h. The amount of force is unexplainable, and you'll feel the pressure building in your brain when braking harshly. You might even regret eating lunch beforehand!
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Magarigawa Club
Car racing venue · Minamiboso
4.5 (496)
Creator's voice
An exclusive, members-only driving circuit tucked away in the mountains an hour outside Tokyo, built by toppling an entire mountain at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars. It features a 3.5 km ribbon of tarmac with challenging corners and elevation changes. A full permanent membership can cost up to 49 million yen, but a 5-year associate membership is 4.5 million yen upfront, plus 1.8 million yen annually. The club also offers luxurious facilities including private bars, onsens, children's play areas, a gym with specialized reaction machines, and an amazing infinity pool.
Japan, 〒299-2412 Chiba, Minamiboso, Tomiurachō Ōtsu, THE MAGARIGAWA CLUB
Nissan Mockco K-car — Japan's tiniest car, built for narrow roads and city living, with a 660cc engine and 54 horsepower. It has the aerodynamic qualities of a toaster and feels like it's going to tip on every turn when pushed to its limit on the track.
Toyota 86 — A beautiful car with 200 horsepower and insanely good handling, used for time trials on the track. It's a fun car to drive, especially rocking uphill.
Raku Nen room (playroom) — A playroom within the club featuring karaoke, a drinking bar, and race car games. It's described as the perfect hideout for members after driving.
Driving simulator room — A room with a driving simulator where members can practice on the track virtually.
Reaction machine — Specialized gym equipment designed to train reaction times, crucial for racing drivers to control their cars. Users hit green, yellow, and red lights as they flash.
Infinity pool — An amazing outdoor infinity pool, perfect for cooling off after a drive.
Signature dish — The club's signature dish, described as strong, beautifully prepared, and tasting phenomenal. It's compared to a gift from the Michelin Man.
Experience · 0 places
Relaxing in a private villa with a racetrack view
Imagine waking up in a luxurious on-site villa, hopping in your Lamborghini, and hitting the track – one of the few places in Japan where this is possible. The villas are concealed behind a garage and feature a sitting room, kitchen, and a star view of the racetrack, mountains, and even Mount Fuji on a clear day. You can even enjoy a luxurious bath with a view of the race cars, counting the corners to take expertly later on.
Experience · 1 place
Fine dining with Chiba mountain views
Enjoy the beautiful cuisine of Magarigawa Club as the sun sets over the majestic mountains of Chiba. The food, like the signature dish, is strong, beautifully prepared, and tastes phenomenal – like the Michelin Man brought down a gift. It's an amazing culinary experience that caps off an incredible day at the club.
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Magarigawa Club
Car racing venue · Minamiboso
4.5 (496)
Creator's voice
An exclusive, members-only driving circuit tucked away in the mountains an hour outside Tokyo, built by toppling an entire mountain at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars. It features a 3.5 km ribbon of tarmac with challenging corners and elevation changes. A full permanent membership can cost up to 49 million yen, but a 5-year associate membership is 4.5 million yen upfront, plus 1.8 million yen annually. The club also offers luxurious facilities including private bars, onsens, children's play areas, a gym with specialized reaction machines, and an amazing infinity pool.
Japan, 〒299-2412 Chiba, Minamiboso, Tomiurachō Ōtsu, THE MAGARIGAWA CLUB
Nissan Mockco K-car — Japan's tiniest car, built for narrow roads and city living, with a 660cc engine and 54 horsepower. It has the aerodynamic qualities of a toaster and feels like it's going to tip on every turn when pushed to its limit on the track.
Toyota 86 — A beautiful car with 200 horsepower and insanely good handling, used for time trials on the track. It's a fun car to drive, especially rocking uphill.
Raku Nen room (playroom) — A playroom within the club featuring karaoke, a drinking bar, and race car games. It's described as the perfect hideout for members after driving.
Driving simulator room — A room with a driving simulator where members can practice on the track virtually.
Reaction machine — Specialized gym equipment designed to train reaction times, crucial for racing drivers to control their cars. Users hit green, yellow, and red lights as they flash.
Infinity pool — An amazing outdoor infinity pool, perfect for cooling off after a drive.
Signature dish — The club's signature dish, described as strong, beautifully prepared, and tasting phenomenal. It's compared to a gift from the Michelin Man.

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