If its from a Japanese named co that is domicilied outside japan and them makes in china, etc, then its not, , "JDM: IF its from a USA OEM regardless where its made then its not . Putters: bettinardi make a JDM line but wud anyone consider that JDM, ? Kyoei,epon,masda,fujikura,benock,golds,Hiro Matsumoto yup all jdm. there is NO way that will ever be anything other than JDM. originator name " ishibashi" which translated means stone bridge and so, he called his co bridgetstone . the name " bridgestone is reversal in translation of the Co. they " feel like they are" even tho bridgestone predominatly making for the US now, as tourstage has fallen thru (sob sob sob sob). Take the big Japanese OEMS, Srixon,Bridgestone,Honma,mizuno, Yamaha, prgr even tho they make a ton for the US now they are JDM bec. That thought prob differs to a lot of others thoughts (vg3 for example are not imo JDM what so ever nor are the clubs used by ishikaka by callaway ) basically anything from a big USA OEM is not for me, its as simple as that, . I don't think were going to get a foolproof answer on this but for me its pretty clear what is and isn't. TM,callaway, titlesit, KZG etc, NO FKKN WAY, they are as JDM as a hamburger, I dont care if they make for the bashfull prince or not, most of their foray into JP is a rounding error and a pure marketing ploy, so no way hose! here but its obviously they are looking to the globe more so than here BUT they are still HONMA and most of if not all gets sent out locally, so yea I consider most of it JDM. THIS is a tough one for me bec, I (loved) miura, had sooooooooooo many of their clubs ( still do!) but 90% of their stuff now doesn't exist here nor was it made for JP ( id never look at miura again bec of this) BUT its made here so im kinda emotionally caught on this, the baby blades are NOT imo and never will be JDM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yes I know they are made in JP but not 1 piece of them are for local consumption, so. If its made anywhere else and not sold designed for here, and say with a Japanese NAME ? ha, then absolutely NO!! ! nope!īut if say, its made in china etc ,and DESIGNED, MARKETED AND sold for JAPAN predominantly and the world, then definitely , yes.
They schemed and swindled and got their hands on the parts body.
In the mid-1990s, import enthusiasts took matters into their own hands. Ithink its down to the individual PIECE it self, not the co that makes it these daysĮG: If its made here by say, kyoei and sold to the US/Australia only does that count ? to me. Parts manufactured by Japanese companies for distribution in the States (or other parts of the world) could be best described as 'Japanese-spec' (J-spec), which is not quite JDM, but not far off, either. I tend to get quite vociferous on claims by a lot of pretenders.
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