
In the late autumn, in the middle of a three-day weekend with a clear, high sky.Sunday, November 23, 2014Under the perfect weather conditions,Maserati 3200GTownerShigeyuki NagayaHosted by Mr.Maserati 3200GT Touring, Gifu GujoThe event was held. The meeting place wasNagara River Service AreaMany of the participants this time were from the Chubu and Kansai regions, including Nagoya, Gifu, Fukui, Kyoto, Osaka, and Shiga. However, it seems that we were all connected to the organizer, Mr. Nagaya, by an unbreakable red thread (lol), so we were able to join in at the last minute, coming all the way from Hamamatsu!

Maserati 3200GTteeth,1998from2001It was a sports coupe produced until [date], and its design was handled by the same person who designed many of Maserati's famous cars, such as the Ghibli, Bora, and Merak.Giorgetto GiugiaroIt's in charge of the design. The body has beautiful, smooth curves, making it a highly luxurious car with feminine elements. This time, many white Bianco Maseratis participated, with four gathered together! It's magnificent!

This time, we had a lively and diverse group of participants, including owners of 3200GTs, Maserati Ghibli and Maserati Coupe owners, and Maserati owners who couldn't make it to the tour because their cars were in for repairs, participating in cars such as Ferrari 575M, BMW 6 Series, Alfa Romeo GTV, Fiat Coupe, and Multipla.

3200GTIts greatest feature is,boomerangThese distinctive LED taillights were given a nickname. When they first appeared, they were met with mixed reactions, but the designer Giugiaro initially proposed oval taillights."I want a strong personality!"It seems that this was created in response to strong demands from Maserati, which Giugiaro reluctantly agreed to. Giugiaro himself has publicly stated that he doesn't particularly like it, but ultimately, these taillights3200GTIt has become recognized as its most distinctive feature. My favorite part of my white mare is her rear end (lol).

Organizer: Shigeyuki Nagaya

MaseratiのemblemThis is the coat of arms of the ancient city of Bologna."Neptune's trident, the god of the sea"This is the design I came up with. Maseratiteeth,1914にAlfieri MaseratiEstablished by, this year2014Founded in100th anniversaryWe have reached this milestone. Therefore, this year in countries around the worldMaserati 100th AnniversaryMany events are being held to celebrate. Next weekSunday, November 30thにladeProduced by [company name], it is scheduled to be held in downtown Hamamatsu.MASERATI DAY in HAMAMATSUThis is one example. With the number of participating cars increasing to over 40, the sight of so many Maseratis driving in a convoy through the streets of Hamamatsu will surely be spectacular!Route: Hamamatsu SA Smart Interchange on the 2nd Tomei Expressway → Miyakoda Techno Road → Sumiyoshi Bypass → Takabayashi Bypass → Yurino-ki Street → Tamachi (Exhibited in the coin parking lot next to the ARTFORME condominium gallery)This is the route we'll be taking, so don't miss it if you're in the area!

Maserati 100th Anniversary Event"100th Anniversary Relay: Maserati's Centennial Journey"I met "KYB Corporation"ofHisato ImaedaMr. [Name] also participated as a representative of the Nagoya members in his Maserati Ghibli II. From accessories such as his hat, watch, and bag to his fashion, he was completely coordinated with Maseratis, striking a pose for one photo (lol). The original bag with Maserati coins attached looked very practical and stylish♪

Due to traffic, we were quite late for our meeting time, but everyone gathered safely and we started our tour.Gifu Yamato ICWe'll get onto the Tokai-Hokuriku Expressway and enjoy a leisurely drive to our lunch spot in Gujo, aiming for safe driving and no accidents or traffic violations.










A French restaurant located in Maki, Yamato-cho, Gujo City, Gifu PrefectureMomochidoriWe arrived at "[restaurant name]". We will be having lunch here today."Momochidori"は"Various birds gather and sing."The name, meaning "Mr./Ms.," is derived from the name of a bird, one of the secret teachings passed down through generations. You can enjoy authentic French cuisine prepared by a local chef who trained at a three-Michelin-starred French restaurant and has a deep understanding of local ingredients.

The entire interior is made of glass.

Large single-slab table

Shrimp and turnip salad

bread

Burdock root in a cappuccino style

Garlic steak made with Wagyu beef thigh

dessert

coffee

Autumn leaves on the water in the backyard

After enjoying a meal and socializing with everyone, some people were leaving, so we all took a commemorative photo together. Our next destination wasJapan's Center CenterWe'll head towards our destination, riding along National Route 156 (commonly known as "Ichikoro"), enjoying a scenic ride with the magnificent mountain scenery of Gifu as our backdrop.




Japan's Center Center





A giant sundial"Japan's Center Center"。Minami Village, Gifu Prefectureteeth,2000For the next 20 years, Japan's populationcenterIt was considered the center of Japan for many years, although it has now moved to the neighboring town of Mugi.1997This is the one that was created:Japan's Center CenterThat's what they said. Even though it was a Sunday, it was very quiet, and the location is fantastic, so I think it's the perfect place (a hidden gem) for car gatherings and commemorative photos! Everyone enjoyed taking photos as they pleased, and then everyone dispersed freely as evening approached♪

What a beautiful sunset! Perfect weather for a motorcycle ride! To everyone who participated, I hope to see you again soon!
Restaurant Momochidori
912-1 Maki, Yamato-cho, Gujo City, Gifu Prefecture (Inside the Kokin Denju no Sato Field Museum)
Toll-free number: 0120-801-088 TEL: 0575-88-4693 (main number)
Opening hours: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Lunchtime 11:00-14:00 (last order) Teatime 14:00-17:30
Dinner time: 17:30 - 20:00 (last order) *Dinner is by reservation only
*Winter season (November to March): Open until 7:00 PM (last order). Closed on Tuesdays.
http://www.momochidori.info/
Japan's Center Center
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