The Japanese Motor Show attracts over a million visitors, and shows the future of motoring. Alfa Romeo will be there with the Alfa Brera and the Alfa 159.

It is the biggest Motor Show in the Far East, and one of the most important international gatherings of car manufacturers in the world. The Tokyo Motor Show, now in its thirty-ninth edition, is organised by Jama, the association of Japanese car manufacturers, but plays host to all the world’s major brands.The 2005 edition boasts no fewer than 268 exhibitors, presenting 87 world previews, and 40 new gadgets from the world of accessories.



The Show runs for 13 days, and is geared towards the enjoyment of the spectators, with the chance to play Formula 1 or Motorbike GP simulation games, or else drive the latest model on show. An exquisitely Japanese style, for the expected one and a half million visitors.
And Alfa Romeo will obviously be there: the spotlight at the Alfa stand will be firmly on the new Alfa Brera and the 159 – two models that are sure to fascinate and capture the imagination of the Japanese public.