The sheer number of people turning up to hear Honda President Takanobu Ito speak at the Tokyo motor show is testament enough to the good work he is doing for the company
While some have stayed away from the Tokyo motor show this year, it simply means the event is a more efficient machine for manufacturers and press alike
Japan's automotive industry remains optimistic about what lies ahead, despite concerns about the market, but should car makers continue to produce concepts?
The Tokyo motor show is coming out of the doldrums, but one of the most exciting cars isn't an exotic supercar, but Honda's 1.0-litre junior sports car
Japanese designers and manufacturers can produce tactile and appealing products, but these abilities don't appear to have translated to its premium automotive sector yet
