WRC FORUM8 Rally Japan 2025

• November 6, 2025 at 9:29 pm
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• November 9, 2025 at 9:29 pm
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Background & History

The FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) FORUM8 Rally Japan is one of the most thrilling motorsport events in the world, bringing the high-speed excitement of rally racing to the scenic landscapes of Aichi and Gifu prefectures. As the grand finale of the WRC season, this event attracts the top rally drivers from across the globe to battle for glory on challenging tarmac stages set against Japan’s autumn backdrop.

Since its return to the WRC calendar, Rally Japan has become a must-visit for motorsport fans, blending adrenaline-fueled competition with Japan’s rich culture and hospitality. The 2025 edition promises breathtaking courses through mountain roads, local towns, and iconic landmarks such as Ise Shrine and Lake Mikawa. Whether you’re a seasoned rally fan or a newcomer to motorsports, this is your chance to witness rally cars pushing their limits in one of the sport’s most demanding environments.

This rally is more than just a race – it’s an immersive Japan travel experience, combining world-class motorsport with traditional culture, regional cuisine, and local hospitality.

Why Tourists Visiting Japan Should Attend

• Experience the season finale of the FIA World Rally Championship, featuring the world’s best drivers and teams.
• Explore multiple scenic viewing points across Aichi and Gifu prefectures, from mountain stages to city super specials.
• Enjoy exclusive fan experiences such as rally car rides, team service area access, and hospitality programs.
• Witness Japan’s unique motorsport atmosphere, blending cutting-edge racing with traditional culture.
• Perfect for families, groups, and solo travelers seeking adrenaline-fueled things to do in Japan.
• Capture unforgettable moments with roaring engines, breathtaking landscapes, and passionate crowds.

This is a highlight of Japan’s sports tourism calendar and one of the most exciting Japanese cultural events for international visitors.

Ticket & Booking Information

Event Dates: November 6–9, 2025
Location: Various locations in Aichi & Gifu Prefectures, Japan

Key Viewing Areas & Schedule

November 6 (Thu)

• Kuragaike Park Shakedown & SSS

November 7 (Fri)

• Inabu Shitara SS
• Shinshiro SS
• Ise Shrine Tunnel SS

November 8 (Sat)

• Obara SS
• Ena SS
• Kasagiyama SS
• Toyota City SSS

November 9 (Sun)

• Nukata SS
• Okazaki SSS
• Mikawa Lake SS

Ticket Types & Pricing Highlights

Kuragaike Park SD & SSS

• Adult with shuttle bus: 15,000 yen
• Child with shuttle bus: 5,000 yen
• Wheelchair access: 16,000 yen+

Toyota City SSS (Nov 8)

• Adult spectator: 13,000 yen
• Child spectator: 3,500 yen
• Includes admission to Toyota Stadium Service Park

Okazaki SSS (Nov 9)

• Shuttle bus adult: 13,000 yen
• Car entry & P&R packages: From 16,000 yen (1 adult) to 50,000 yen (5 adults)
• Motorcycle entry: From 16,000 yen

Toyota Stadium Service Park

• Single-day tickets: Adult 4,000 yen / Child 2,000 yen
• 4-day pass: Adult 6,000 yen / Child 3,000 yen

Children’s fare applies from age 3 to junior high school students. Parent-child free invitation offers available for select areas.

VIP & Premium Options

• Hospitality Program – Exclusive viewing areas, catering, and behind-the-scenes experiences.
• Team Experience – Premium access inside participating teams’ service areas.
• Mountain Experience – Guided access to multiple mountain stages with optimal views.
• Rally Car Ride Experience – Ride in a rally car driven by an active rally driver on part of the course.

These packages offer the ultimate Rally Japan viewing experience, ideal for VIP motorsport Japan travel.

How to Book Through Jasumo

• Contact us via the Jasumo Contact Form to request Rally Japan tickets.
• Bilingual assistance for international travelers, group bookings, and VIP arrangements.
• Support for complex ticketing including lottery-based sales.

Disclaimer

Jasumo offers a facilitation service for foreign tourists and non-Japanese residents in Japan, helping them access and apply for tickets to various events, including but not limited to sports, festivals, and cultural activities. We are not a reseller of tickets, nor do we sell tickets directly. Our role is to support international customers by guiding them through the official ticket booking process, ensuring they can secure their tickets through recognized platforms and authorized providers.

As a business based in Japan with a bilingual staff and a deep understanding of the challenges faced by non-Japanese visitors, we address common bottlenecks such as:

• Language Barriers: Navigating Japan’s primarily Japanese-language ticketing systems can be challenging for foreign tourists. Jasumo provides bilingual support to bridge this gap and ensure a smooth booking experience.
  
• Access to Japanese-Only Platforms: Many events in Japan require local knowledge to navigate and access, and often these platforms do not offer international payment options or are difficult to use for non-Japanese speakers. We facilitate the booking process by providing guidance and helping with international payment methods where applicable.
  
• Limited Availability & Complex Registration: Events in Japan often have limited capacity, and understanding the timing and process for securing tickets can be confusing for international visitors. Jasumo helps you manage deadlines and requirements, giving you the best chance of securing your entry.
  

Due to high demand and limited capacity (e.g., for team events or specific ticket types), entries may close early. While we facilitate the registration process, availability cannot be guaranteed. Refunds will only be issued if entries cannot be secured through the official channels. We strongly recommend registering early to maximize your chances of attending.

Reviews

“Unmatched motorsport action! The mountain stages were breathtaking and the fan energy was electric.”
“Booking through Jasumo made the process so smooth. The hospitality package was worth every yen.”
“An adrenaline rush like no other – Rally Japan is now on my yearly travel list.”

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