Daihatsu has a way with words: the company calls its Deca Deca concept a “super box,” and we’ll call it a super super box. A funky little piece of chunk, the Deca Deca has a flat floor – and a flat everything else — along with pillarless doors that render the interior absolutely cavernous. The abyss inside has been tastefully appointed with slim, movable fold-up seats, a table, and an LCD television in case you want to “work inside the vehicle or stow large items.”

Interestingly, the car was so popular that we couldn’t get close to it until the second day — there were camera crews around it constantly. But for all that, and with Japanese rents what they are, it might make a fine place to live – after all, it was “designed with leisure use in mind,” and how could anyone complain about living in a super box?