Are you ready to hone your driving skills on the most provides the environment to hone driving in some of the best Japanese tracks that the game offers.
The Japanese circuits in Gran Turismo 7 allows one learn and master driving since they are very engaging and suitable.
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How many Japanese tracks are there in Gran Turismo 7?
In GT7 there are actually 15 Japanese tracks including famous Suzuka and Fuji International Speedway.
Out of those, eight are fictional courses. While the other seven are based on the real world geography.
What Japanese tracks are there in Gran Turismo 7?
Here’s a list of all the Japanese tracks available in Gran Turismo 7:
- Autopolis
- Autopolis (Shortcut Course)
- Broad Bean Raceway [Fictional]
- Fuji International Speedway
- Fuji International Speedway (Short Course)
- High Speed Ring [Fictional]
- Suzuka Circuit
- Suzuka Circuit East Course
- Kyoto Driving Park Wamagiwa
- Kyoto Driving Park Miyabi
- Kyoto Driving Park Yamagiwa + Miyabi
- Tokyo Expressway Central [Fictional]
- Tokyo Expressway East [Fictional]
- Tokyo Expressway South [Fictional]
- Tsukuba Circuit
Let’s now have a look into some of them in more detail.
Autopolis
The Autopolis circuit is the one which is 4.674 km long racing track situated in Oita Prefecture Japan.
The layout enlists 20 curves in addition to a main straight which measures 1.2 km in its length.
Over the years, the Autopolis circuit has been played in different racing series including the Super GT, Formula Nippon and All-Japan Formula Three.
The game Gran Turismo 7 features the Autopolis circuit in a full circuit as well as a shortcut course.
Suzuka
The track is 5.807 kilometers long located in Mie Prefecture Japan is called the Suzuka race course.
The circuit consists of 18 curves and the length of the main straight is about 1.25 kilometers.
Suzuka race circuit is famous for staging the Japanese Grand Prix of the FIA Formula One World Championship held every year.
The Suzuka circuit also had its fair share of other racing series as well including the Super GT, Super Formula and Suzuka 8 Hours.
In Gran Turismo 7, this Suzuka circuit is also depicted as an East course as well as a complete circuit.
Fuji Speedway
Fuji Speedway can be found at coordinates 4.531 kilometers toward the east, in Shizuoka, a Japanese Prefecture.
The racetrack has a maximum straight distance of 1.1 km and is shaped by 16 corners.
The Fuji Speedway is famous for hosting the Japanese Grand Prix which is part of the World Endurance Championship.
Fuji County has also served as a host of several other motor sport events including the Super GT, the Super Formula as well as 300km endurance contest known as Fuji 300.
In Gran Turismo 7, the full Fuji is presented as a home course while alternatively the shortcut version is included.
Tsukuba
In Japan’s Ibaraki region, the Tsukuba circuit has an even more remarkable length of 2.070 kilometers.
On the circuit there are 12 bends and a length of 400m for the main straight.
Users are also encouraged to race main event of J-TCC since this Circuit is widely known as the venue for the Japanese Touring Car Championship.
Conclusion
So there you have it, a list with all of the Japanese tracks available in Gran Turismo 7.
Which one will you begin racing on first?
Let’s not forget that there are quite a number of fictive tracks which gives quite a bit of options especially if you want a different kind of a challenge.
