Shutoko Revival Project 0.9

Immerse yourself by driving across this 1:1 scale recreation of the Shuto Expressway set in the year 2007.

This layout starts on Daishi PA, a small parking area located near the start of the Yokohane route, named for connecting the city of Yokohama and the Haneda airport (Yoko - Hane).

Exit the PA and you will immediately be thrown into a high speed, technical, two-lane road section. Continue to reach the Minato Mirai loop and drive through the city of Yokohama or find a place to turn around so you can drive north on the Ueno route towards Tokyo and C1.

Immerse yourself by driving across this 1:1 scale recreation of the Shuto Expressway set in the year 2007.

This layout starts at Heiwajima PA, a fairly large parking area located at the bottom of the Ueno route. This PA has separate parking space for northbound and southbound traffic which are not connected between them.

As the name suggests, the northbound parking area only allows drivers to rejoin the Ueno route and head north towards Tokyo.

Immerse yourself by driving across this 1:1 scale recreation of the Shuto Expressway set in the year 2007.

This layout starts at Heiwajima PA, a fairly large parking area located at the bottom of the Ueno route. This PA has seperate parking space for northbound and southbound traffic which are not connected between them.

As the name suggests, the southbound parking area only allows drivers to rejoin the Ueno route and head south towards Yokohama.

Previously known as 'Overload Layout'. This is a layout with 170 spawn slots for the main SRP track. It combines all spawns from the other layouts into one. Useful for online multiplayer.

Immerse yourself by driving across this 1:1 scale recreation of the Shuto Expressway set in the year 2007.

This layout starts at Shibaura PA, a peculiar parking area located just after Rainbow Bridge. Exit the parking area through a sharp spiral turn on the right and you'll find yourself on Route 11 (Daiba Line) where you will then pass over the Haneda Route before merging into it, heading north towards Hamazakibashi JCT which lets you choose your direction of travel around Route C1 (Inner Circular Route).

Immerse yourself by driving across this 1:1 scale recreation of the Shuto Expressway set in the year 2007.

This layout starts at the Tatsumi PA No.1, a medium sized parking area located on the on-ramp of Route 9. At a height of ~20 meters above Kōtō City, it provides a stunning view of the city lights which combined with it's accessibility to the Route 9 and other routes within Tokyo has made it a popular spot for car enthusiasts to gather at night.

Exit the PA towards the south and you'll find yourself on the famous Bayshore route, a long and wide stretch of road spanning the entire length of the Tokyo Bay all the way to Yokohama, where speed and power is all that matters.

Exit the PA towards the north and you'll find yourself on the Fukagawa route (Route 9) heading towards the city centre.

Immerse yourself by driving across this 1:1 scale recreation of the Shuto Expressway set in the year 2007.

This layout starts at Yoyogi PA, a one direction parking area located just outside Shinjuku city, near Yoyogi park. After leaving, you'll be thrown on the technical Shinjuku route. Continue to reach Route C1 (Inner Circular Route) or find a place to turn around, back towards Shinjuku city.