GENYU JDM PartsKei trucks & JDM cars
A white Daihatsu Hijet kei truck resting in the shade under a wooden shed, in black and white.
Built to be kept.

Old trucks don't need replacing. They need parts.

［ 玄 遊 ］

GENYU finds genuine JDM parts for kei trucks and older Japanese cars, checks that they exist, and ships them from Tokyo. One request at a time, by hand.

Request a partField notes

Field notes

What we run into, written down as it happens.

Field noteA fuel tank that no longer exists

8 Oct 2026. A customer in the US asked for a new fuel tank for a Suzuki Cappuccino. Our dealer asked the maker. It is discontinued, with no replacement. We told the customer before they had paid for anything.

Our ruleA listing is not stock

A part can sit in an online catalogue long after the maker stopped making it. We quote only after the dealer or the maker has told us the part is available.

How it worksFour steps, one total

You ask. We check. You get one clear total and decide. We ship by EMS.

See the steps

How it works

One total before you decide.

  1. RequestTell us the vehicle and the part. A part number helps. A photo of the old part works too.
  2. CheckThe dealer or the maker confirms the part is in stock. If it is discontinued, we say so.
  3. QuoteOne total covering the part, handling and shipping. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.
  4. ShipPacked in Chofu, Tokyo and sent by EMS with tracking. Import duties and taxes in your country are paid by the buyer. For the US, we prepay the duties when we ship and show them in your quote, so there is nothing to pay at the door.

Request a part

Send what
you have.

We reply with whether the part exists and what it would cost to bring it to you. We start with Suzuki and Daihatsu.

The name

GEN · DEEP, QUIET YŪ · PLAY

Every steering wheel has a little slack before the tyres respond. In Japanese it is called asobi, written with the same character, 遊. It is the play that makes a machine feel alive. Try it.

Turn the wheel.