As a Japanese Formula 1 racing team manager, Mr. Yoshio Nakamura is the only Japanese person whose team can claim multiple victories. Later, he worked actively in the global academic community attached to automotive engineering, impressing the world with Japan’s technology and helping to establish the presence of our country along the way. In recognition of these great achievements, the Japan Automotive Hall of Fame is honored to induct Mr. Yoshio Nakamura into the Hall of Fame.

Nakamura photographed next to a Mitsubishi MC-20 at Haneda airfield.

Testing a Kurogane Type BA motorcycle. Nakamura was an observer, and is seen fifth from the right in the light-colored jumper sweater.

Honda’s first four-wheeled vehicle prototype – the A320. Nakamura standing at the right.

Honda making its F1 debut at the 1964 German GP. Nakamura is behind the wheel.

Honda’s first F1 win in Mexico in 1965. Driver Richie Ginther shares his joy with Nakamura on the podium.

Nakamura giving advice at the 1967 US GP.

Nakamura, as Chairman of FISITA, giving VW’s Ulrich Seifert a medal.