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Should Honda Bring JDM Odyssey To U.S.? 
TheCarConnection.com | by colin | Thu, Nov 6
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To that we say…good point, Ed. And indeed, Honda does have a smaller van - the recently introduced JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) Odyssey. Introduced October 17 in Japan, the vehicle does not share architecture with the American Honda Odyssey.
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