I’ve been advertising for JList.com/JBox.com for a while now and I actually wanted to know what I was advertising for!
I always thought the Japanese driving marks were a fun item to own, so I decided to buy the beginners mark from them! I could very well have chosen for the senior driving mark, but the video of the Carina Jeune made me decide for the beginners mark…
Japanese beginner driver mark: how it arrived
I was a bit amazed by the price: this mark only cost me only 9 dollars including shipping! I’ve seen these for sale at some huge JDM site for sale for 15 dollars without shipping!
So I ordered the item and expected it to take a week or two to arrive. I was quite surprised when a package arrived only 8 days later!
Japanese beginner driver mark: unpacked
It was nicely packaged in a thick envelope with a big carton behind the mark to prevent it from bending. Nice!
Japanese beginner driver mark: how big is it?
I was a bit surprised of its size: it is 4.5 inch wide and 7 inch high!
Japanese beginner driver mark: how to apply
From the instruction I understood you need to apply this one clearly visible to the inside of the rear window of your car. This mark has a suction cup (a magnetic one is also available!), so you can reuse it in any car you like. 😉
There is also one needed at the front of the car but I didn’t buy that one since I’m not living in Japan and this is supposed to be a novelty. 😉
BTW: note that JBox.com is the SFW variant of JList.com, so if you are interested in bizarre Japanese stuff (tenga, tentacles, school uniforms, etc.) you can also browse Jlist.com!