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The origins of Nissanâ€™s Ginza Gallery and Miss Fairlady

Posted August 10, 201212 yr

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No trip to Tokyo would be complete without a stop at the Nissan Gallery in the high-end shopping district of Ginza. The showroom doesn’t sell any cars, but serves as prime advertising for the automaker at of one of Japan’s … Continue reading →

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I first saw a "real" 240Z on display in the Ginza in 1971 while traveling back to the States after living in the Philippines for a year and a half. A memorable moment! I bought my 1971 240Z within days of returning home and still own it. It's been an interesting 41 year relationship.

Dennis

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The family history! That's great! Did you notice the Miss Fairlady in the back row picking her nose with a white glove? That's Her Majesty's and Princess Ziesta's mom!