Відео

大和魂すぎる

Republik negara negeri ku lebih dari japang.. bendera hitam putih hijau,,, narkoba bebas .. dll

😅

perfect video, exactly what i was looking for! ✔️

its lit

いつかはやってみたい公道ドリフト😎

THOSE CARS EVEN BEING RUINED IS STILL🔥🔥

drift bravo

op

I want to go to Japan just to see the drift cars

I always thought this kind events are always illegal. So It was extremely cool vid until i saw the police cae 😮

1:55 what car is that?

Hell no

Saudi drift 👍

amaizing wow

Where the fuck is it happening

Teriyaki boys music background,,✨😼😽

この曲のRemixってなんですか？教えて下さると助かります‼️

is that ae86 ? if ykyk

1:55 a rich mixture :)

Where in Tokyo is this spot ?? for my next trip in September 🔥🔥

i hope wild boyz are in japan rather than west

where?? plz

1:47 WOW

🔥🔥🔥🔥

My new favourite video on youtube

マジキテル！

i am not a car guy really, but those drifting videos makes me wanna buy my own car and learn how to drift like them

damn, this video make me want to get my car more booster

What is TRACK ?! )

What's the car at 2:22 ?

Part 2?

😮 ❤wow

クソ楽しそう

mfs that know its in oi wharf 🗿 👇

Man does anyone know where I can find the song remix

Did they put lane dividers in the 6 years since?

日本の経済回復させたいならドリフト！

هجولة شباب طوكيو 😂✌🏻

Seeing how the 90's Japanese car culture is still so relevant in Japan makes me very emotional. That was the golden era of JDM cars that has inspired so many countries even outside of Japan. Usually western cultures influence Eastern nations but this is one instance where the Japanese car scene has impacted the car culture in such a way that whenever you think of drifting, you associate it with cars like the S15, AE86, animes like Initial D, mid 2000's racing games like Gran Turismo which of course is also Japanese. Seeing that S15 in the video just brings back memories of playing games like Grid, NFS, Gran Turismo etc from middle school and high school days. One of the reasons we feel so connected to these tuner cars is because they're a platform. They're meant to be built the way you want, require you to wrench on them and think creatively. Not some over priced Porsche that you have to take to the dealer for the most simple task. What's the fun in that? You make friends through these cars, you get to bond with them by working on these cars and build memories. Sure you can just buy a fast EV out the showroom but that's just boring and doesn't inspire creativity. Everyone drives the same car built by the manufacturers and there's no variety. The beauty of tuner cars is not knowing what's under the hood. That's what differentiates a car enthusiast from a car driver. With the introduction of EVs and stricter emission laws, gas engines are going extinct, the art of driving manuals is fading away. Despite a lot of the 90's JDM cars being so expensive in the US I guess one positive I can think of is it's because they're being more appreciated than ever. Whenever I go to a JDM car meet or a drift event in the US, it feels like I get a taste of that JDM car culture from that nostalgic era without physically being in Japan. We're probably close to the end of the revival of JDM car culture and I want to experience and be a part of this drifting scene in Japan one day and hopefully buy my dream car which is an AE86.

最高。この国に生まれてよかった。

Perfeição

always return to this video every so often, a real classic

Can we all appreciate the CONTENT here? No exaggerated editing, the song's best moments hit exactly when the highlight happens, plus the content itself is of very good quality (some of those drifts were perfect). Ty Sir for a quality content.

1:46 💀

黄緑のシルビアガチうますぎだろ

What is the name of the red car in the first video?

2:20 best drift. PERFECTION.

Wow, that sounds like a great experience! Can you tell me more about it?

公道ドリフト需要あるよガチ