In Japan, this car didn't just have a turbo, it had HYPER TURBO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KscyCfj1TwE

But then again, this is Japan, where Integras fall from Outer space.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCQSz1D4U7w

I want one now, so the advert works!

The guy with the curly hair and sunglasses who nearly gets run over at the zebra crossing looks a lot like the late great BeeGee, Robin Gibb.

Actually, that's a better shout than the Daltery/Lennon comparison.

A hint of Richard Ashcroft, too?

That said, he seems a bit too upbeat and 'jazz hands' to be the former Verve frontman.

Who wouldn't?! It's a cool thing!

Why have I never seen that ad?

Madness!

'Ein hit von Honda'

Here are some more.
DOHC VTEC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zJHiyi_ER0

Carly Rae Jepsen on the soundtrack, by the sound of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bolziRnWYrA

Some rain and a shouty person: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Og3MXYzl60

and a very noisy car: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtgVZGNrONg

Do you have a HONDAAAAAAAAAAH?!

Just discovered this bad boy - I want it so bad. Japanese eighties goodness. Downside - it's in the USA! https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1191955

What a find!

In the central London dealership where we were allowed only four of them for the year - 1984 - (the import quota then affecting Japanese cars carved up between themselves by the Jap manufacturers based on past UK sales - hence Datsun to become Nissan, then Toyota, lastly Honda) we were told the Jazz/City was designed by a team of engineers none over the age of 25, deliberately to produce a young persons idea of what a city car should be. All four were purchased just by passers-bye as impulse gifts for members of their families! The new Jazz was totally novel!
\the jazz was cute and quick and well made. I know at least one of those four is in cherished use in London still, and looking original and good. Simple choice of colours too. Red or White!

In the central London dealership where we were allowed only four of them for the year - 1984 - (the import quota then affecting Japanese cars carved up between themselves by the Jap manufacturers based on past UK sales - hence Datsun to become Nissan, then Toyota, lastly Honda) we were told the Jazz/City was designed by a team of engineers none over the age of 25, deliberately to produce a young persons idea of what a city car should be.
All of our four were purchased just by passers-by as impulse gifts - the new Jazz was that novel. Big choice of colours - Red or White!

The Jazz was cute and quick and fun, and I know one of those four is in cherished use in London still, and looking original and good.