by In a Japanese village, an entire graveyard of rare cars was discovered. Among them are truly valuable collectible cars from the 60s to the 90s, but nobody cares about them. 
In total, more than three dozen cars are rusting outdoors. The collection of sports Nissans is particularly noteworthy – Failrady coupe, 280Z, 300ZX, and 350Z, as well as Skyline GT sedans. In addition, you can spot valuable Mazda RX-3 and RX-7 with rotary engines and the first Toyota Celica.
The cars belong to a local mechanic Watanabe, but he left to work in the city of Okazaki and no longer pays attention to the collection. Moreover, he previously took parts from some cars for his tuning projects. 
