BAIT has tapped legendary manga Initial D for a Toyota Trueno AE-86-inspired take on the adidas Nizza Hi. The Trueno AE86 is a cult ... to “Fujiwara Tofu Shop,” an acknowledgment of Takumi ...

"My first car was an AE86 but back then I couldn ... GC Impreza (just like the 2.5RS from Initial D) and we came up with the idea of opening our own tofu shop." See All 20 Photos Cheri had always ...

A list of the coolest cars on "Initial D" wouldn't be complete without the ride that started it all. The Toyota Sprinter Trueno AE86 was originally ... to running a tofu shop, he helps guide ...

Another one that has joined this list recently is Fujiwara Tofu Shop ... Initial D posters, car miniatures, and merch found throughout the cafe space. There’s even a life-sized figure of Takumi ...

the logo for Fujiwara Tofu is on the side of the mouse. There will also be two mouse pads featuring art from Initial D, and these will come with the mouse. The version of the Toyota AE86 with the ...

Today, collectors replicate this car into a carbon copy of the AE86 from Initial D , with panda colourway and Japanese tofu shop decals.

Getting back to the Initial D part of the story, we have to mention that the classic Toyota is known by many as the Tofu Delivery AE86. Takumi, the hero of the story, develops his racing skills to ...

To say the Initial D series has got a massive global following would be an understatement, but it's most likely the most hardcore fans are located in Japan. I've seen dozens of Tofu AE86 replicas ...

Bricks, Blocks and MOCs‘ latest creation highlight is a custom Lego model that takes after the iconic Toyota AE86 from Initial D. In a nine ... that read “Fujiwara Tofu Store” and the ...

If you're reading this then there is a good chance that you've at least heard of Initial D in passing ... father forcing him to deliver tofu from their family's shop every morning to a hotel ...

Their eyes were fixed on the two cars parked outside Fujiwara Tofu Concept Shop Singapore – a Subaru WRX (GC8) and a Toyota AE86 – which were drawing a steady stream of shutterbugs.