U.S police..... " Nowaah thuh reason I pulled'ja overs cuz ye gots a broken tail light right c'here SON.. ." But I DON'T have a broken tail light officer "....SMAAASHH‼️. LIKE I SAID...yous gots a broken tail light Cha lil bastard.... Now hands behind ya fuckin head ‼️ ⛓️🔗⛓️‼️
And in contrast, I've seen a video of a Camero at a car meet in a large open parking lot in the US, have 2 cops come up to his windows on either side with one screaming at him "SHUT THE CAR OFF NOW, AND GIVE ME YOUR KEYS!"... All he was doing was on the spot revving like these Lambo's were but he wasn't even on the actual highway yet.
This is why I absolutely adore Japan's car culture, they just don't give a damn and respect each other's style. Calling stuff like this rice is ridiculous.
They don't know what is the actual meaning of "Ricers" and don't know how to detect/recognize one or differentiate them to other Types of Car guys. Ricers = People who buy lots of exterior mods like Wings, Bodykits etc. and put them into their Cars and use them AS Show Cars OR they think they're "cool" but in reality, they're just messing it too much. Tuners = People who buys mods (Any mods either for Engine, Internal or exterior mods) and slaps them to their Cars and increase/improve their Car's performance and use it to their fullest or squeeze every capabilities or potentials of it. Hope that these people who read my comment should know by now.
RICE means Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancement So yes, underglows are RICE, but spoilers and bodykits really effects the handlings of those Lambos and their engines are Ready-to-Race so they don't need any modifications maybe intake filters or exhaust systems for better sound and yeah, Ricers generally use any low-version of a sports car and don't modify their engines they just add big wings and bodykits, stickers etc.
@@kanervatie So by your logic... *_If I_* add a small yet an actual functional wing on my Father's AE101 Corolla... does that mean, it's already a Ricer?
Germany: All forms of exteriour light modifications banned so no one gets distracted by lights in the night. Japan: Literally epilepsy inducing blinking lights in your face.
Morohoshi-san looked really scary the way he looked at the camera before. He looked like a stereotypical Yakuza leader or something xD. Then when you talked to him up close it made me smile, he was very genuine and warm.
He is Yakuza. No hinting. He made his money in grey zone prostitution. Most of the yakuza aren't explicitly illegal, they find loopholes and exploit them. Prostitution is a good example of that. When I visited a few years ago, it was the trash apartment scam. You can't just throw appliances away in Japan - you have to pay for them to be recycled. It's expensive. So Yakuza would rent an apartment for a month, put up a front recycling business... people think it's legit... offering to take appliances for half price. Fill the apartment, then default on rent, walk away, and leave the landowner with the mess. Strictly speaking, they didn't break any laws. But there is no morality or decency. "This is why we can't have nice things" moment. In prostitution, they at least have to have some people skills to keep their girls around and mentally stable. That's a hot topic, though, so I used the recycling one.
WhalesTasteGreat I mean the yakuza were the first people to offer relief after the earthquakes in 2010 I believe, so I mean they aren’t really that bad. It depends which family really. These days it deals with political things than anything else
I appreciate your videos, but you really need to work on stability, or get stabilation gear ( camera, lens, gimbal, whatever you need). all the shaking+zooms is very distracting.
One other little bit is probably the background noise sometimes gets a bit loud compared to your voice Albo so it's a bit hard to hear. Otherwise I love the increase in quality and recent uploads so thanks!
I will never forget my trip to Japan it was life changing. One of the coolest things was when we took a hike through Aokigahara and our tour guide took us to a popular photo spot for mount fuji. Then out of nowhere we hear this car tearing down the mountain, I couldn't believe my eyes when an immaculate Hakosuka rip by us...
Cops are way more relaxed in Japan lol they make you question your morality versus punishing you hoping you don't do it again 😂 in the Cali they would've cited everyone at the first parking lot for loitering or trespassing just cuz💯
I met Morohoshi-san almost 3 years ago at Tokyo Auto salon 2017 and I didn't know anything about him. He was cool and chat with me, my friend and some author random guys as he knew us for a long time. I was surprised how humble he is and respect othors. As you said : they live like normal people. Thank you.
I really, really enjoy these glimpses into the japanese car culture that you show us! For you health's sake and for the not so shaky content's sake I have to agree with the other asking for stabilization. Something to help in getting the outside of the car shots and also keeping the zooms more stable. Hopefully you can do more of the just driving around videos!Preferably longer ones. I could easily watch the street roll by for 30-45 mins.
When i was in Japan, i observed that the Japanese people are the most polite people you’ll ever meet. Especially around cars. Despite of what westerners say about their car culture they just smile and bow their heads cause even the people who say bad things about them, they still respect them.
I felt it too. Actually, I was thinking all this video about: do they use drugs in Japan? By that I meant locals. Because all these flashy lights and bright cars, nightlife activities and the fact that these people are working during the daytime make me feel that they using coke or adderall to keep them up during the night and work on the next day...
Great insight into an amazing part of Japanese car culture! I love how on Japan you can, drift, mod, drag, grip, itasha, go big, or just ride and that's cool because that's what you do.
Love the commentary and explanation, very well put and so well detailed. I love the Japanese car scene, these "outcast" types in Japan seem to have such a great outlook on life and are so damn humble. It doesn't matter if I think a lambo should have these crazy lights on it or not, what I appreciate is the story it is meant to express. They all enjoy each others cars without passing any judgement, even if they don't like each others style! I live in the North East of the UK and I think young drivers are learning from this culture more here as they're having car meets full of "ricer" cars and slow bois but they're all doing it because they love driving and they don't disrespect each other because they've all come from the same place. Hoping to see this mindset spread more.
Gonna follow the format on your description 1. My name is Gustavo, I'm 25 from Costa Rica (yeah, central america) 2. Not only importan but entertaining, that's the first and foremost important thing, how me here in latin america I'm learning about how cool the culture there is, here we don't have that much of a Street Racing culture, is not very well establish nor aproved by people so it's amazing learning from others 3. I trust you because I see how much you love it and well, you are japanese basically, they wouldn't so easily let someone who doesn't even speak their language get so easily into their circles so you are the man for that, props and I'll continue watching your videos
@@leo6659 It's not banned in Japan because most of their meets don't have anything unethical going on in them, also cops see it very often and they know its absolutely normal for car guys to reside there. And I've seen car meets almost exactly like this with those mods in the USA, and my buddy's brother in High School is loaded and has a gold-wrapped GTR that could possibly blind someone and he's never been cited for it.
Albo, another dope video. Awesome that you can share so much insight to these crazy car groups. Very grateful for the great stories and information you’ve been able to share on this platform.
This is next level. Getting in there when many others can't. Just a tip, you may want to look into getting a wider lense and a gimbal! It may really increase the quality of your videos! All in all though, brilliant and looking forward to the next ones.
wait a second, how are you not going to mention the Lambo in the inclosed box truck at 12:35 ? Is that guy part of the group? Anyway sick video I really enjoyed it.
this what i like about the car community in japan, they're gathering not just because of flashy they are or how does their cars look like but rather they share the same passion, not chasing for clouts or anything and they're free to express themselves without being constraint of peer pressure or what people might think about them, it's just that's who they really are as an individuals. yeah some of them maybe doing outlaw things but not all of them are like that and even tho they do have that kind of background, what will really stands out the most at the end of the day is how they're able to do what they love genuinely without having fears at the back of their minds. and last but not least, they always emphasize the connection between you and the passion that you have and keeping the culture alive. this is without a doubt, the place, the country that i wanna live in someday, it really suits for me not just because of the academic success or anything related to that but rather how they really think, their moral values, and their code of ethics. Albo-san, i know that you've already released this video many years ago and im still watching this even now, but i just wanna say thank you for making these kinds of stuffs. i really do appreciate your works and efforts for this one. hopefully i'll meet you there someday and have some fun with y'all!!! have a great day!!!
Oh god I loved this video. Thank you so much. I've seen the flashy lambos in a few videos in the over the years in many videos and I've always wondered about them.
6:55 is so cute. Thats the correct way to influence the car owners. Here in germany they would shout at you and you gotta pay a fine, while they bring your car to an "independent" check which you have to pay aswell.
Aharon ben Avram of course I know that lmao. They also used a good amount of Japanese cars and some even spent over two million dollars just on modifying their cars.
Awesome. Great camera angles, commentary and overall coverage. I never knew Japan was that beautiful and it almost felt as if I were there. This is easily one of the best videos I've seen on RUclips in long while. You've gained a new subscriber here for sure.
7:13 I often come back to this video and always have chills at this moment. I think with such an exlosion of sound and your comments, it captures a deep aspect of our souls : our savage side and how to express it in a sedentary society.
10:32 he is the guy in anime everyone respects & has the nicest personality but also has the worst mess with him & he will have your back if shit goes down ❤️
There are so many aspects to Japan that I want to experience or explore in person. From the city life in Tokyo, to the more country like life further north in Japan. Car culture and car meets, the food of Japan, the different shops or restaurants, amusement parks and gaming centers. This is why I adore the idea of taking a month or two off work, school, or life in general in my hometown, and just go on an adventure in Japan, see all I can see, do all the things possible at the time, and just enjoy the culture, the people, as well as my time. Japan will forever be on my bucket list, and something I want to strive for... no matter how long it takes me.
Thats how japanese culture is. Every there is very thoughtful and kind to others. Loud and fast cars arent intentionally being annoying or bothersome to others because its a lambo.
This is just to cool!! It reminds so much of the early days of Watching Japanese Car Culture influenced movies and Video Games like Tokyo Drift and Midnight Club Tokyo.
Real question tho, I hope you know or can respond Albo: Did his appearance in Need for Speed 2015 change anything for Morohoshi-san ? Like the way he is viewn in Japan or inside of the Lambosozoku ?
It made him super famous I think, though I can’t comment what happened after that, I feel since his accident he became able to show more humility and be more kind I feel
>Oronamin C >Only in Japan *Big thonk in Indonesian* For real tho Your content is lit. Legit lit. But please consider getting a more stable camera, or maybe a gimbal or some sort. Just saying. It can make the video less shaky. Nevertheless, great work!
Very nice vid, your respect and dedication to document all this is commendable, you should do a survey to recollect the data you want, cuz not many people read the description. 1. Name, age, location : Mauro.G, 20 y/o, Argentina 2. Why you feel content about real JDM culture is important: For one, the documentation of all street cultures is something commendable, as they are lost with time, and their fans, relatives, or historian can look back at what they were. 3. Why you trust me to tell these stories and continue to follow me: You where one of the few that i found that respects the culture, documents it, and you seem real with your audience. Ps: You need to stabilize the recording, it can make people a little bit dizzy.
You know what would be really cool? How about a documentary on the infamous street racing cyndicate the "mid night" racing club Although people thought they were disbanded back in the 90s but there is a rumour that they were not disbanded at all and were pretty much alive(although i bet they were not racing anymore) it would be so amazing if you get to meet some of the member of the club or ex member of the club and finally comfirmating every misconception that people had on the club
Only reason I knew about these roads growing up was a game I played on Dreamcast.. I can't remember what it was called but it had some of the more famous "teams" like no good and midnight kids in it as people you would race
Japanese Police: "Please be considerate, try not to disturb the peace."
US Police: "So I started blastin'."
Jon S underrated comment
U.S police.....
" Nowaah thuh reason I pulled'ja overs cuz ye gots a broken tail light right c'here SON..
." But I DON'T have a broken tail light officer "....SMAAASHH‼️. LIKE I SAID...yous gots a broken tail light Cha lil bastard.... Now hands behind ya fuckin head ‼️ ⛓️🔗⛓️‼️
Different country, different crime.
Although I love my country man some of our police need to not be police
its cus they have big egos and watch too many movies taking on the stereotype
I love how instead of pulling them over and just arresting them the cop just politely guilt trips them "you are too loud, think of the residents" LOL
And in contrast, I've seen a video of a Camero at a car meet in a large open parking lot in the US, have 2 cops come up to his windows on either side with one screaming at him "SHUT THE CAR OFF NOW, AND GIVE ME YOUR KEYS!"... All he was doing was on the spot revving like these Lambo's were but he wasn't even on the actual highway yet.
They have there hands in the cops.
The cops can barely handle the Yakuza
Japan is peak civilisation.
This is why I absolutely adore Japan's car culture, they just don't give a damn and respect each other's style. Calling stuff like this rice is ridiculous.
They don't know what is the actual meaning of "Ricers" and don't know how to detect/recognize one or differentiate them to other Types of Car guys.
Ricers = People who buy lots of exterior mods like Wings, Bodykits etc. and put them into their Cars and use them AS Show Cars OR they think they're "cool" but in reality, they're just messing it too much.
Tuners = People who buys mods (Any mods either for Engine, Internal or exterior mods) and slaps them to their Cars and increase/improve their Car's performance and use it to their fullest or squeeze every capabilities or potentials of it.
Hope that these people who read my comment should know by now.
In murica its considerd rice, in japan its considerd food
RICE means Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancement
So yes, underglows are RICE, but spoilers and bodykits really effects the handlings of those Lambos and their engines are Ready-to-Race so they don't need any modifications maybe intake filters or exhaust systems for better sound and yeah, Ricers generally use any low-version of a sports car and don't modify their engines they just add big wings and bodykits, stickers etc.
In general, if your car LOOKS like a ricer, it IS a ricer. Like these Lambos.
@@kanervatie So by your logic... *_If I_* add a small yet an actual functional wing on my Father's AE101 Corolla... does that mean, it's already a Ricer?
Germany: All forms of exteriour light modifications banned so no one gets distracted by lights in the night.
Japan: Literally epilepsy inducing blinking lights in your face.
fuck germany
Germany is boring AF
@@levyroth At least there is no speed limit on some highways in Germany.
Morohoshi-san looked really scary the way he looked at the camera before. He looked like a stereotypical Yakuza leader or something xD. Then when you talked to him up close it made me smile, he was very genuine and warm.
Morohoshi-san has hinted at the fact that he's affiliated, or at least, was once affiliated with the yakuza a couple times throughout the years.
@@Klutchylol makes sense. Getting rich like that and spending it on worthless assets is the kinda thing that a gangster would do lol.
He is Yakuza. No hinting. He made his money in grey zone prostitution. Most of the yakuza aren't explicitly illegal, they find loopholes and exploit them. Prostitution is a good example of that.
When I visited a few years ago, it was the trash apartment scam. You can't just throw appliances away in Japan - you have to pay for them to be recycled. It's expensive. So Yakuza would rent an apartment for a month, put up a front recycling business... people think it's legit... offering to take appliances for half price. Fill the apartment, then default on rent, walk away, and leave the landowner with the mess.
Strictly speaking, they didn't break any laws. But there is no morality or decency. "This is why we can't have nice things" moment.
In prostitution, they at least have to have some people skills to keep their girls around and mentally stable. That's a hot topic, though, so I used the recycling one.
WhalesTasteGreat I mean the yakuza were the first people to offer relief after the earthquakes in 2010 I believe, so I mean they aren’t really that bad. It depends which family really. These days it deals with political things than anything else
I appreciate your videos, but you really need to work on stability, or get stabilation gear ( camera, lens, gimbal, whatever you need). all the shaking+zooms is very distracting.
i find it kinda cool, adds to the vibe
One other little bit is probably the background noise sometimes gets a bit loud compared to your voice Albo so it's a bit hard to hear. Otherwise I love the increase in quality and recent uploads so thanks!
Stop being a petty bitch
meh, i think it‘s fine as it is, albo. great work!
Since we're bitching about videography in this thread...
I find the fast cuts very annoying. This is a video blog, not a music video.
I will never forget my trip to Japan it was life changing. One of the coolest things was when we took a hike through Aokigahara and our tour guide took us to a popular photo spot for mount fuji. Then out of nowhere we hear this car tearing down the mountain, I couldn't believe my eyes when an immaculate Hakosuka rip by us...
The Virgin highschool drifty boi vs the Chad Lamborghini accountant
Cops are way more relaxed in Japan lol they make you question your morality versus punishing you hoping you don't do it again 😂 in the Cali they would've cited everyone at the first parking lot for loitering or trespassing just cuz💯
Because these guys are not doing anything illegal. Barely even broke the speed limit. Cops were there because somebody complained.
Japanese cops be like: We’re just disappointed in you
@@BrandonDKirkwood Pretty much!
MotorFlair Automotive Media Cops bust chill car meets and any group of people posted somewhere just because.
That's because California is literally now being known as its own separate country from the USA entirely lmfao.
I met Morohoshi-san almost 3 years ago at Tokyo Auto salon 2017 and I didn't know anything about him.
He was cool and chat with me, my friend and some author random guys as he knew us for a long time. I was surprised how humble he is and respect othors.
As you said : they live like normal people.
Thank you.
I really, really enjoy these glimpses into the japanese car culture that you show us!
For you health's sake and for the not so shaky content's sake I have to agree with the other asking for stabilization. Something to help in getting the outside of the car shots and also keeping the zooms more stable.
Hopefully you can do more of the just driving around videos!Preferably longer ones. I could easily watch the street roll by for 30-45 mins.
I remember seeing these guys in the Go Pro: Streets of Japan video and thinking they were awesome. thanks for showcasing them!
The Japanese are 1 of a kind when it comes to expressing their love for car Culture I LOVE THIS AND 1 DAY WANNA LIVE IT AGAIN
If I had a lambo...
I'll build it like this lol
Same
Why would you, why woud you ruin such a great design with stupid mods?
@@novemberdelta1282 Tuners and Ricers, pal.
Edit: *Deal with it*
@@moisesezequielgutierrez reeeeee
maybe morohoshi san's is a lil too flashy, maybe like that blue gallardo
When i was in Japan, i observed that the Japanese people are the most polite people you’ll ever meet. Especially around cars. Despite of what westerners say about their car culture they just smile and bow their heads cause even the people who say bad things about them, they still respect them.
Some of those lambo s look spectacular I dont care what anyone says! Thanks so much for all the effort making the video. I wish I could be there
This is the most in-depth video on the Lambosozokus I've seen like ever. Amazing work Albo!
Me and the Boys how we thought we looked like 2014 rolling in our beginner cars
16:30 , I heard an Indian speaking my language in the background and was like "is that an Indian?"😂
albo is the only channel i won’t skip ads on because i gotta support the man
"i feel like im on acid and driving"
sounds like something someone on acid would say
hahahahaha right!
He did look stuck haha
As soon as I read the comment he said it 🤣 don't tell me the odds 😂
LMFAO thank you man i was scrolling like wtf aint no one gonna mention that!?!? I mean look at the guys eyes at they end lol he was HaF
I felt it too.
Actually, I was thinking all this video about: do they use drugs in Japan? By that I meant locals.
Because all these flashy lights and bright cars, nightlife activities and the fact that these people are working during the daytime make me feel that they using coke or adderall to keep them up during the night and work on the next day...
Great insight into an amazing part of Japanese car culture! I love how on Japan you can, drift, mod, drag, grip, itasha, go big, or just ride and that's cool because that's what you do.
Love the commentary and explanation, very well put and so well detailed. I love the Japanese car scene, these "outcast" types in Japan seem to have such a great outlook on life and are so damn humble. It doesn't matter if I think a lambo should have these crazy lights on it or not, what I appreciate is the story it is meant to express. They all enjoy each others cars without passing any judgement, even if they don't like each others style! I live in the North East of the UK and I think young drivers are learning from this culture more here as they're having car meets full of "ricer" cars and slow bois but they're all doing it because they love driving and they don't disrespect each other because they've all come from the same place. Hoping to see this mindset spread more.
You're living my dream bro. Slowly becoming so ingrained in Japan's street racing culture. Truly one of the luckiest men alive.
I’m glad to see Morohoshi bounced back from that accident. He’s friendly to pretty much everybody.
I first learn about Morohoshi-san from nfs 2015.
Me too xD
The purple and green diablo 😂
@@biplopqusquddin2278 yess
Dude that is sooo awesome I go crazy for this kind of stuff, awesome video man I'm surprised more people aren't watching it
"Kya bol raha hai" 16:31
Gonna follow the format on your description
1. My name is Gustavo, I'm 25 from Costa Rica (yeah, central america)
2. Not only importan but entertaining, that's the first and foremost important thing, how me here in latin america I'm learning about how cool the culture there is, here we don't have that much of a Street Racing culture, is not very well establish nor aproved by people so it's amazing learning from others
3. I trust you because I see how much you love it and well, you are japanese basically, they wouldn't so easily let someone who doesn't even speak their language get so easily into their circles so you are the man for that, props and I'll continue watching your videos
3:10 SSIO jungssss
Ja man
Genau deswegen hab ich draufgeklickt hahaha
@@GtaRockt jo, ich auch
@@kura6627 MULMMMM
Das muss der sein oder?
Makes me want to go to Japan. Simply amazing. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
You are the only youtuber where I'm more than willing to watch all of the ads for lol. Thanks for making such awesome content!!!
Haha thank you!!
You have a very good way of wording things Albo.
In germany all these flashy lights and underglow lights are forbidden, cause you could irritate other drivers on the road🙁 but it is so cool😎
i mean yeah for safety reasons, its a big distraction on the road. i dont know how it isnt banned in japan but almost everywhere else it is
it's banned in america too, yeah almost everywhere so you're not special
@@leo6659 It's not banned in Japan because most of their meets don't have anything unethical going on in them, also cops see it very often and they know its absolutely normal for car guys to reside there.
And I've seen car meets almost exactly like this with those mods in the USA, and my buddy's brother in High School is loaded and has a gold-wrapped GTR that could possibly blind someone and he's never been cited for it.
Underglow is forbidden in the us also? I did not know that🤔
Yep, underglow is illegal everywhere. But freaking laser headlights on SUVs are perfectly safe. Europe is wierd world in some cases.
I had Goosebumps for the whole video . Being there i could say now i can die happy ... continue the good videos
Albo, another dope video. Awesome that you can share so much insight to these crazy car groups. Very grateful for the great stories and information you’ve been able to share on this platform.
Thank you!
That's it. I'm putting neon and strobe lights on my Honda Fit so I can be just like them. Except slower. :p
This is next level. Getting in there when many others can't. Just a tip, you may want to look into getting a wider lense and a gimbal! It may really increase the quality of your videos! All in all though, brilliant and looking forward to the next ones.
wait a second, how are you not going to mention the Lambo in the inclosed box truck at 12:35 ? Is that guy part of the group? Anyway sick video I really enjoyed it.
this what i like about the car community in japan, they're gathering not just because of flashy they are or how does their cars look like but rather they share the same passion, not chasing for clouts or anything and they're free to express themselves without being constraint of peer pressure or what people might think about them, it's just that's who they really are as an individuals. yeah some of them maybe doing outlaw things but not all of them are like that and even tho they do have that kind of background, what will really stands out the most at the end of the day is how they're able to do what they love genuinely without having fears at the back of their minds. and last but not least, they always emphasize the connection between you and the passion that you have and keeping the culture alive. this is without a doubt, the place, the country that i wanna live in someday, it really suits for me not just because of the academic success or anything related to that but rather how they really think, their moral values, and their code of ethics. Albo-san, i know that you've already released this video many years ago and im still watching this even now, but i just wanna say thank you for making these kinds of stuffs. i really do appreciate your works and efforts for this one. hopefully i'll meet you there someday and have some fun with y'all!!! have a great day!!!
Oh god I loved this video. Thank you so much. I've seen the flashy lambos in a few videos in the over the years in many videos and I've always wondered about them.
Awesome! 3 postings 1 week
6:55 is so cute. Thats the correct way to influence the car owners. Here in germany they would shout at you and you gotta pay a fine, while they bring your car to an "independent" check which you have to pay aswell.
I was there in Shibuya when you recorded the last part of the video!!!
We also talked a bit about the event! Fabulous!!!
Awesome content!.. glad your back on RUclips!.👍🏼
I feel neon under-glow is gonna come back
It's been back
Only non car guys would want it
As long as it's been done nicely and neatly, i think it's alright
That's all relative.. it never went out imo
There is a lot of shaking in the footage if you can fix that it will be fantastic
While I may be a JDM fan, I can also appreciate some lambos no matter how they look like.
These bosozoku guys are kinda like the wangan racers but without Japanese cars and not speeding constantly
You do know the wangan racers used porche and many other non japanese brands also if your referring to the real midnight club
Aharon ben Avram of course I know that lmao. They also used a good amount of Japanese cars and some even spent over two million dollars just on modifying their cars.
Awesome. Great camera angles, commentary and overall coverage. I never knew Japan was that beautiful and it almost felt as if I were there. This is easily one of the best videos I've seen on RUclips in long while. You've gained a new subscriber here for sure.
Thanks man that made my day 😊😊
This is so epic!
I love this channel. Thank you for your integrity and energy that youve invested to make it happen.
Good to see Morohoshi-san and his sv aventador is back in action.
It was video’s like this inspirers me to go to Tokyo my self and see this in person. And soon I go back to Tokyo.
7:13 I often come back to this video and always have chills at this moment. I think with such an exlosion of sound and your comments, it captures a deep aspect of our souls : our savage side and how to express it in a sedentary society.
I'm amazed by Motohashi-san's point of view in life. Run cool, run fast, learn from your experience.
I love this! This is amazing an needs to be seen more!!
you need better camera equipment
10:32
he is the guy in anime everyone respects & has the nicest personality but also has the worst mess with him & he will have your back if shit goes down ❤️
great video!!!
There are so many aspects to Japan that I want to experience or explore in person.
From the city life in Tokyo, to the more country like life further north in Japan. Car culture and car meets, the food of Japan, the different shops or restaurants, amusement parks and gaming centers. This is why I adore the idea of taking a month or two off work, school, or life in general in my hometown, and just go on an adventure in Japan, see all I can see, do all the things possible at the time, and just enjoy the culture, the people, as well as my time.
Japan will forever be on my bucket list, and something I want to strive for... no matter how long it takes me.
Very dope vid!
After realizing the drivers are actually pretty humble people the entire vibe changes a little.
We really appreciate this kind of vids , would love to go to japan and check them out someday
Indian Police: You are fined for customising your car for not writing in registration paper.
fire content as usual brother
the cops are just shaming the drivers, it's hilarious. "you know you're being bothersome, don't disturb the peace" lol
Thats how japanese culture is. Every there is very thoughtful and kind to others. Loud and fast cars arent intentionally being annoying or bothersome to others because its a lambo.
This is just to cool!! It reminds so much of the early days of Watching Japanese Car Culture influenced movies and Video Games like Tokyo Drift and Midnight Club Tokyo.
Saw three of these lambos driving by at shibuya crossing on Halloween 2019 was a completely unexpected and awesome experience.
Here in the US I’ve lost my attraction to the lambos because literally everyone has one now, but this Tokyo scene is cool for some reason
"excuse the audio" dude the whole thing is the story of one tiny poor camera, desperately trying to find the right autofocus..
Your Narration is so good Albo!!!!
This is an amazing content you have Albo. Very nice 👍
How was I not subbed to this -.-
my head is about to explode halfway to the video because of dizziness...
what a cool video! thank you very much for sharing this content! love this channel
Cool video but please get a stabilizer or a steadier hand, plus try use manual focus so you're not blurring the cars out to coloured spots
THAT PURPLE ITALIA IS SO CLEAN BRO I WANT IT
Real question tho, I hope you know or can respond Albo:
Did his appearance in Need for Speed 2015 change anything for Morohoshi-san ? Like the way he is viewn in Japan or inside of the Lambosozoku ?
It made him super famous I think, though I can’t comment what happened after that, I feel since his accident he became able to show more humility and be more kind I feel
Neons done right ... it’s not everyone’s taste but love your life like you want, me I’ll bask in the neon lights
Hahahaha, thumbs up for adding a pic of Kantaro!!!
One word: BADASS 💯😍
This was awesome 💯
Ayooooo dope video!!! i just subscribed lol keep up the good content!!!
Very cool video. A lot of Tokyo drift vibes in this
>Oronamin C
>Only in Japan
*Big thonk in Indonesian*
For real tho
Your content is lit. Legit lit.
But please consider getting a more stable camera, or maybe a gimbal or some sort.
Just saying. It can make the video less shaky.
Nevertheless, great work!
6:40 Steve’s POV 👀👍😁！
Very nice vid, your respect and dedication to document all this is commendable, you should do a survey to recollect the data you want, cuz not many people read the description.
1. Name, age, location
: Mauro.G, 20 y/o, Argentina
2. Why you feel content about real JDM culture is important: For one, the documentation of all street cultures is something commendable, as they are lost with time, and their fans, relatives, or historian can look back at what they were.
3. Why you trust me to tell these stories and continue to follow me: You where one of the few that i found that respects the culture, documents it, and you seem real with your audience.
Ps: You need to stabilize the recording, it can make people a little bit dizzy.
The constant camera shaking and zooms/lack of focus is extremely distracting.
You know what would be really cool?
How about a documentary on the infamous street racing cyndicate the "mid night" racing club
Although people thought they were disbanded back in the 90s but there is a rumour that they were not disbanded at all and were pretty much alive(although i bet they were not racing anymore) it would be so amazing if you get to meet some of the member of the club or ex member of the club and finally comfirmating every misconception that people had on the club
12:35 ULTIMATE FLEX X10!!
best camera ever
Oh! You know Ken!
I was in Tokyo and heard those lambos. Tokyo is truly incredible 10/10 a beautiful experience overall
hi from Ontario Canada
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Hamilton bud
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Only reason I knew about these roads growing up was a game I played on Dreamcast.. I can't remember what it was called but it had some of the more famous "teams" like no good and midnight kids in it as people you would race
Maybe Tokyo extreme racer?
Morohoshi is a whole mood.
you deserve every bit of success you get
So epic dude
Hey its Tre' from NY love your videos wish we had more of that culture over here.