Anniversary editions in the Japanese domestic market tend to mean something, and Toyota does not release them lightly. The 70th Anniversary Limited grade of the Land Cruiser Prado sits at the top of the domestic lineup, bringing together a level of specification that the standard range does not reach, and this 2021 example has covered just 19,400 kilometres. Inside, the cabin is trimmed with wood-grain across the steering wheel and interior surfaces, the front seats are powered, heated and ventilated, and the full seven-seat configuration means the Prado remains genuinely useful rather than simply luxurious. An OEM JBL surround sound system handles the audio with the kind of authority you would expect from a factory-fitted installation, while the Toyota touchscreen infotainment display manages navigation and connectivity without requiring a workaround. Adaptive cruise control takes the effort out of longer runs, and the selectable Four-Wheel Drive system ensures that the Prado can handle whatever the road, or the lack of one, demands. Low kilometres, a grade-specific build, and a specification that asks very little of a new owner make this a straightforward choice in a segment where overcomplicated options are easy to find.