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To begin with, the roads are fun there, too.
Motorcycle traffic is regulated on Sundays, so it is safe.
It is not crowded until early morning around 11:00 a.m. because there are still few cars for sightseeing passing through to Arima.
To begin with, it is a relatively expensive toll road, so traffic volume is low.
The above makes it a great place to drive as a driveway.

And because of that, we attract a lot of real car enthusiasts who are here for the purpose of driving (important laugh here).
Cafes in the highway PAs, Kobe Settlement, and Midosuji area in Osaka are full of supercars that are fashion icons, or that look like bikers with noisy mufflers, or that maintain high RPM in first or second gear on the street, or that have strange aftermarket aero systems, etc. Many supercars have lost their original quality and elegance.
There are often people who like to show off their riding skills, or who have a massive appetite for self-expression.
So, when we get together, we can't talk on the WWW.

In that sense, many of Ashiari's regulars like to drive and really like cars, so they can have a good time talking about cars regardless of the type of car or age, and everyone is very accepting.

That's the image of WWW.

Thank you very much.
Is it worth sharing lol?

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There are some local rules or features of Ashiu.
Do not open the valve on your muffler or blink when climbing from the toll booth to the observation deck, and climb slowly so as not to disturb neighbors.
(Reason: Because it will be reported and the police will come to the observatory immediately)
Because of the above, runners and Porsche riders who want to run hard are not running on the observation deck, but on the Arimaguchi side beyond the tunnel, gathering there.
When leaving after 10 or 11 p.m., watch out for speeding rats in front of the Okuike police station.
Be aware that there are many domestic runners in the direction of Arimaguchi after 23:00 at night.
If you are going to Arima after 23:00, you must go downhill with the hazard on the way down. (Running and rules. (For easy identification)
The runners are competing for time on the climb from the Arima exit to the escarpment before the first tunnel (where the vending machines are located).
Therefore, the rule is to go slowly on the way down, and to push only on the way up.
The main time is Sunday, 8-11 a.m., but those who don't like the crowds and mainly want to run actually come earlier, around 6:00 a.m., and leave by 8:00 a.m.
Those who go up every week are advised to buy a coupon ticket at the toll booth.
The men at the toll booths and the maintenance men at Ashiu are car enthusiasts, and there are actually people who drive domestic sports cars as well as classic cars and supersports.

There are many local rules like that on the WWW.

Thank you very much for your time✋.

Actually, I saw you the other day in Ashiari.
August 4 or 11.
You were driving a GTS.

Ashiyu became famous about 10 years ago when an Alpina driver (former 964 driver) and I called out to our Porsche friends in Minkara.

There were some regulars who had been coming before that time, but not this many.

As the number of people who ran on the straight in front of Okuike began to increase, I started to hide the name of "Ashiu" in my blog. It became too famous.
The reason we call Ashiu "Oyama" is a remnant from that time.
I hope we can keep having gatherings at this fun place.