For those who like Japanese car culture

 Hi , I'm SHUN from Focam Tokyo  and I'm admin of this blog

You must have seen Japanese car culture on social media and wanted to go there at least once.

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In this blog, I will divide the articles into several categories.
  • Drift Culture ( legal / illegal )
  • Kaido Racer 
  • Lowrider & Custom Culture ( Classic American )
  • Euro ( Porsche / Mercedes / BMW and more )
  • Stance & USDM(JDM)
  • Car Meet Spot 
  • Event schedule ( car show / Drift competition / Cruise meet etc.. )
  • Japanese Local Food ( Local restaurants and foods not listed in guidebooks）
In addition, if you can message me what you want to know, I will write the article.


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DRIFT CRUTURE ①

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 In recent years in Japan, drift culture is mainly held at circuits. If you saw a video from 10 years ago on YouTube, you would think that you can still watch it on the street today. In recent years, Take Over has become a social problem in the United States, and many people have been arrested. In the worst case, you will be arrested if you drift on the streets of Japan. There are small groups of people drifting in the streets like guerrillas, but it is very difficult to see them. Depending on the spot, people who are visiting may also be arrested, so be careful. First of all, I will introduce a circuit that is safe and relatively easy to get to from Tokyo. ・ Mobara Twin circuit 　( Japanese HP ) course schedule MAP  Mobara Twin Circuit is located in Mobara City, Chiba Prefecture. The easiest way to get there from Tokyo is to rent a car. If you can't rent a car, it will take more than 3 hours to get there by public transport. This circuit is not big, but Drift driving meet (pra...
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