My dad used to go see touge drifts in osaka in the 90's. He talked about how exilirating it was seeing many cars drift infront of him at high speeds. I'm very jealous and would love to go see some touge drift scenes.
i drove through here in a rental and was like as if i actually found this legendary spot and starting squeeling like a girl with excitement haha, i then chased an sti all the way up to toyonaka and at the end he said good job keeping up and he bough me a canned coffee haha such a goodnight
I’ve never (successfully) drifted myself and I’m not really well versed in the jdm scene but this video is just nice tbh. Makes me think of a big brother sneaking me out to do things we absolutely should not have been doing, or what I would be up to in a different, more peaceful life.
It's the quality of the camera. It adds a homey feel to it. It makes it feel like you're throwing on a tap you found in the VHS collection, and it just so happens to be a drift video.
My entire adolescence replaying the "Osaka Touge Drift" video... a video that influenced me to nowadays drift, to love the PS13's and to keep searching untill now why those SR20 sound that good. Now, many many years later here it is an upload of a 23 min raw clip of that lovely video, unbelievable, thank you so much!!!
Can very much relate to this comment. I think a lot of us younger guys in the S-chassis community look up to these videos. Its videos like this one and the original one posted 11yrs ago that inspired me into drifting and building cars!
The PS13 is a car in its own class. The timeless, yet very vapid design makes it a favorite of mine. The PS13 is a piece of art; humble, yet very good looks combined with a modern powertrain, good brakes, superb suspension geometry and rather comfortable and spacious interior for its class is all i'm asking for in a sports car and they managed to publish it already 32 years ago. It's no surprise that the PS13 was sold with a market campaign called "Artforce Silvia". Such is the magic of this very car. I was in search of one when i first saw it in initial d when i was 15 and now i can happily years later say, i own one with an SR20DET.
By the way the sound that these SR20s are producing is from a greddy T6 manifold that had unequal length headers. Super popular back then not many of them going around anymore since they don’t produce it. But it makes an SR sounds mean as fuck.
The one thing I remember from my brief time driving Japanese touge roads is how huge the gutters on the side are. If you dip a wheel in there, you're towing your car home.
"conscious" as in not a baby? 😂😂😂😂 cause same dude LMAO i wish i was born just a little bit earlier. was born in the best age possible but just a bit too young to enjoy everything
This video is what got me so into drifting years ago. Used to show this to everybody to show them what drifting was. They thought i was crazy and stupid. Look at the world today. everybody is drifting. not so dumb anymore am i. haha. cheers for the upload!
@@Zerofuckhasbeengivenhis comment doesn’t seem so far fetched now does it? Look at the world now. Just because his “back then” wasn’t as far away as yours, doesn’t mean his experience is any less valid
When stressed, I listen to sounds of engines roaring, this video calms me lots, thank you. Something about testing the limits of your fear of death and keeping in the moment about driving that puts everything into perspective.
Thank you for this video, please post more videos like this, reviews of these cars, post more such an atmosphere of drifting in Osaka. It’s so sad to realize that I’m from Russia and will only watch these nostalgic videos on my phone. thank you
First video I witnessed back in the day of Japanese touge drifting. Needless to say after watching this video I got my first 240sx and it ruined, I mean saved my life
there's a massive street drift scene in saint petersberg russia, one channel you could check out is "stilov daily". It is in russian but you can turn on auto translate subtitles or just enjoy the visuals
Ehh I got hit by an s13 a year back, in Italy, Florence. It was nightime and dark as hell on the mountain pass, guy just took the hairpin using both lanes :p
Why am i born too late for everything?! I was a teenager when the whole tuning scene exploded in the 2000s so i had no license and none of my friends either. And when we finally got our licenses the whole thing was already over. BUT i have a feeling it might make a return soon.
Incredible. I can only imagine the adrenaline rush, I've been sliding on a mountain with a group once before drove 3 hours there in the rain. Scariest thing I've ever done also one of the most memorable.
Thanks for uploading the raw footage! I watched the original one religiously when I was late elementary school early middle school. Now I graduated college and drift on my free time!
Awesome. I lived in Iwakuni, JA for 4 years and we used to race on 186 at the Spa Rakan just south of Hiroshima. Bikes race all day, cars drift at night.
So cool seeing where all the cars park and how many are actually there. Something about Japanese style is so mesmerizing compared to the regular American foot down style
Some live the dream, some dream of the dream on a game, some build the dream in 1/10th scale. I don't really care as long as the dream continues to thrive!
Seen this video a few years ago. Until than I wasn't really interested in cars even though my dad has his own mechanic shop but after seeing this I decided that I'm going to help my dad however I can and that one day I am going to buy one of the S chassis.
This video was about 15 years old and it's funny that now all of a sudden it gets a million views. There are countless versions on RUclips of people want to act like this is brand new
Does anyone know who thedse guys actually are? This is one of those legendary videos that just about every drifter should've watch some time down the line. I saved this video before I even got a RWD car. Now I just wanna know who these guys are so we can at least give these heroes the props they deserve.
I love the mounted camera. I don't like it when people have camera on their heads or the passenger holding the camera. This is so much more satisfying. You can see the car shaking or swiveling side to side. The field of view is also special.
In the 90s I never even knew of anything called drifting. All I knew was that throwing my R32 GTST coupe sideways around corners was fun. One great thing about New Zealand is that all the JDM cars that have become iconic were cheap and plentiful back then.
I would have loved experiencing this freedom from back then. I do find it interesting how everything is still cordial despite it being illegal street racing. It wouldn't be that way in the states. I know most of your videos are older recordings so, have you ever thought about visiting the street racing scene again? It would be an interesting contrast to see what is the same and what has changed. Overall, I enjoy the down to earth feel of it. These videos are raw and they aren't staged, which I enjoy.
It 2:27am your at a gas station not to far from the mountain but quite a distance,as walk outside with your drink and snacks you see a Jzx 100,86,and a rx-7 drive by,you hop in your s14 to head to mountain as you begin to get closer you can hear tires sketchy and car speed around turns,you catch up to three cars earlier they pull over to wait for a opportunity to hop in the line,just before you know a group of slide pass you,before you put your car in gear you take one last look at your phone it 3am the night has just begun.
That's so relaxing to watch. Was there a lot of traffic at that time? Was it hard drifting passing by random cars driving meanwhile? Im just curious. Good job man
@@JDMism Nice, thanks for answering. I suppose night drifters doesn't have a good opinion in an average person's eyes so not getting it even worse would be nice 😂 Anyways, amazing video. Keep it up man. I love it
This was always my dream. I wanna make a street drift team called “Driving and Thriving”. edit: I'm 10 now, and my views have changed so much that now i want to start a Islamist paramilitary group...
JDM ism are you the driver? good drifting and the two tone Silvia looks like my 240 lmao, always would love this video so it’s cool to see more of it. wondering if it was recorded back in 09’?
The video was recorded back in 2006 and the driver is Masahiro Yoshida (吉田昌弘), I think he only really drove on the street. My "new" S13 is that same two-tone color. Nice choice for your 240SX!
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Finding this video feels like a dream.
Thank you algorithm
this video is like 15 years old
@@SpaceRanger187 33 years old
@@habeburrahman wtf it says 2006
Me to
I love how drivers learn so quickly from the driver in front of them to do the perfect car turn
Its so nice to see how they respect the other drivers and will completely halt until the road is clear, they are respectful, no savages on wheels.
right? japan does it right
Probably because they're all riding around on the majority of their banks account. They most likely made sure they weren't too likely to crash.
No we have kids ripping up suburban neighborhoods trying to be cool
My dad used to go see touge drifts in osaka in the 90's. He talked about how exilirating it was seeing many cars drift infront of him at high speeds. I'm very jealous and would love to go see some touge drift scenes.
is your dad named bunta and work for a tofu shop ?
i would kill to at least watch some touge action
This is 2006 bruh
Me dad drift with civic estilo
is your dad japanese?
i drove through here in a rental and was like as if i actually found this legendary spot and starting squeeling like a girl with excitement haha, i then chased an sti all the way up to toyonaka and at the end he said good job keeping up and he bough me a canned coffee haha such a goodnight
I’m impressed you found it!
Why this sound like a 90s anime street racing episode.
Street racers have no discipline and respect and they are bad
Street racers:
man i have a feeling this didnt happen
What was the rental car?
I’ve never (successfully) drifted myself and I’m not really well versed in the jdm scene but this video is just nice tbh. Makes me think of a big brother sneaking me out to do things we absolutely should not have been doing, or what I would be up to in a different, more peaceful life.
It's the quality of the camera. It adds a homey feel to it. It makes it feel like you're throwing on a tap you found in the VHS collection, and it just so happens to be a drift video.
@@slopcrusher3482the resolution is insane tho
My entire adolescence replaying the "Osaka Touge Drift" video... a video that influenced me to nowadays drift, to love the PS13's and to keep searching untill now why those SR20 sound that good.
Now, many many years later here it is an upload of a 23 min raw clip of that lovely video, unbelievable, thank you so much!!!
Eneko BF I’ve had some good comments on RUclips before, but yours just topped them all!!!
@@JDMism would you know who these guys are?
Can very much relate to this comment. I think a lot of us younger guys in the S-chassis community look up to these videos. Its videos like this one and the original one posted 11yrs ago that inspired me into drifting and building cars!
The PS13 is a car in its own class. The timeless, yet very vapid design makes it a favorite of mine. The PS13 is a piece of art; humble, yet very good looks combined with a modern powertrain, good brakes, superb suspension geometry and rather comfortable and spacious interior for its class is all i'm asking for in a sports car and they managed to publish it already 32 years ago. It's no surprise that the PS13 was sold with a market campaign called "Artforce Silvia". Such is the magic of this very car.
I was in search of one when i first saw it in initial d when i was 15 and now i can happily years later say, i own one with an SR20DET.
By the way the sound that these SR20s are producing is from a greddy T6 manifold that had unequal length headers. Super popular back then not many of them going around anymore since they don’t produce it. But it makes an SR sounds mean as fuck.
The one thing I remember from my brief time driving Japanese touge roads is how huge the gutters on the side are. If you dip a wheel in there, you're towing your car home.
kakkoi_dorisha unless you use it to your advantage to increase your cornering speed😉
@@Tracy_Grimshaw the gutters on Haruna are not as deep as most of them.
U better get some fatass tires then
sad takumi noises
I just watched that episode damn
Maaaaaaan, I wish I was more conscious on 2000's years. Such an incredible era
"conscious" as in not a baby? 😂😂😂😂 cause same dude LMAO i wish i was born just a little bit earlier. was born in the best age possible but just a bit too young to enjoy everything
This dude posts the best clips in history
With the music playing while they drift by sends me the ultimate chills down my spine
watched the og edit so so so many times over the years so happy to see extended version :)
That bent guardrail in the middle of the course speaks volumes
I'm so glad I found your channel. Finally, clean, uncut videos, with timestamps too! Fantastic material
This video is what got me so into drifting years ago. Used to show this to everybody to show them what drifting was. They thought i was crazy and stupid. Look at the world today. everybody is drifting. not so dumb anymore am i. haha. cheers for the upload!
tell ya friends this shit has been done from 80s next to 90s. are your friends was living in a cave or what? lmaoo
"look at the world today" lmao
@@Zerofuckhasbeengivenhis comment doesn’t seem so far fetched now does it? Look at the world now. Just because his “back then” wasn’t as far away as yours, doesn’t mean his experience is any less valid
When stressed, I listen to sounds of engines roaring, this video calms me lots, thank you.
Something about testing the limits of your fear of death and keeping in the moment about driving that puts everything into perspective.
What touge is this? Asking as I wanna live thus vicariously through assetto corsa
It’s Minoh/Minoo/箕面 and I believe that 90’s Golden Drift Spot Project has a version of it
felt this comment
@@maiy8786 lucky you!
Am down to join
Did u found it?
Watching authentic street drifting makes me so giddy I can’t get over it
Thank you for this video, please post more videos like this, reviews of these cars, post more such an atmosphere of drifting in Osaka. It’s so sad to realize that I’m from Russia and will only watch these nostalgic videos on my phone. thank you
First video I witnessed back in the day of Japanese touge drifting. Needless to say after watching this video I got my first 240sx and it ruined, I mean saved my life
I love how smooth the s13 turn every time.
I wish the street drift was still being done so much
it is its just less public
there's a massive street drift scene in saint petersberg russia, one channel you could check out is "stilov daily". It is in russian but you can turn on auto translate subtitles or just enjoy the visuals
Ehh I got hit by an s13 a year back, in Italy, Florence. It was nightime and dark as hell on the mountain pass, guy just took the hairpin using both lanes :p
@@RubenSprng was it Iketani?
@@yungkilig5122 could've been, he was probably late for his date again.
It’s amazing to see from back then how drifting first started from the Touge’s of Japan. This is some narly footage brotha! ❤
19:13 he finally got to unleash the beast and let the car eat. So satisfying to watch.
i love the casual music overlap at the beginning
The Red S13's 180s are clean af.
I think you've inspired more of us than you know, dude. Thanks!
Why am i born too late for everything?!
I was a teenager when the whole tuning scene exploded in the 2000s so i had no license and none of my friends either. And when we finally got our licenses the whole thing was already over. BUT i have a feeling it might make a return soon.
2:18 cute little 180
7:55 that was perfect
10:48 oops (and of course he nails 180 when red car finally messes one up)
"its just a tap bro"
Incredible. I can only imagine the adrenaline rush, I've been sliding on a mountain with a group once before drove 3 hours there in the rain. Scariest thing I've ever done also one of the most memorable.
Thanks for uploading the raw footage! I watched the original one religiously when I was late elementary school early middle school. Now I graduated college and drift on my free time!
So happy to see an extended version after all these years
I am Absolutely Satisfied That I Finally found the video that i was looking for, god bless you brother.
Awesome. I lived in Iwakuni, JA for 4 years and we used to race on 186 at the Spa Rakan just south of Hiroshima. Bikes race all day, cars drift at night.
I love the fact that still after years they still reply to New comments
So cool seeing where all the cars park and how many are actually there. Something about Japanese style is so mesmerizing compared to the regular American foot down style
Had no clue more footage of this exsisted, love it :)
It has just been sitting on my computer since I edited the original video. I can’t believe I didn’t think of uploading before
Nemu video gini di yt udah kaya nemu harta karun emang terbaik🙃
Some live the dream, some dream of the dream on a game, some build the dream in 1/10th scale. I don't really care as long as the dream continues to thrive!
im one of them that live the dream in a Roblox game
lol
Always come back to this video every once and awhile and always still gets me hyped.
I’ll be back by 2030 to respond to this comment.
この車の人って他の動画で出てましたよね⁉️確か緑色のメタリックの車の方じゃなかったでしたっけ⁉️一番上手い人で取り上げられていたような‼️Uターンする時のクイックタウンがカッコいいです。なんにせよロング版ありがとうございます👍違っていたらすみません‼️追記…オレンジメタリックの方でしたね!!
wow, for 10 years (or more ? XD) finally can watch this legendary clip, unedited.
This is some good stuff. I love the ones that are not edited.
It feels so real like you’re the one driving and it feels like a travel back in time and some nostalgia which never existed…
Seen this video a few years ago. Until than I wasn't really interested in cars even though my dad has his own mechanic shop but after seeing this I decided that I'm going to help my dad however I can and that one day I am going to buy one of the S chassis.
I've been looking for this video for a while!! Thanks for reuploading it
If you look at my oldest video you should still see Osaka Touge Drift HQ which was the original edited upload
@@JDMism I remember the title ending with "drifting very danger" from 10 or so years ago lol
Haha, nice. My footage was copied a lot, which used to annoy me, but I actually quite like that title!
@@JDMism Yea, it was a good one! Glad I found your channel though. This guy is FAST and this will always be my favorite drifting footage online
This is holy grail of the car scene right here
so glad i found your video, literally introduce me to the world of drift culture 🌟
HAvent seen this footage in years!! maybe 10years.. lol
23 minutos mas bem gastos da minha vida ❤
Hello, I'm from Indonesia, this is very extraordinary
orng mna bg
@@unknown-eg2rl Hallo aku dari Sumatra barat .
these were public roads? so cool! i bet we could do it even better nowadays
This video was about 15 years old and it's funny that now all of a sudden it gets a million views.
There are countless versions on RUclips of people want to act like this is brand new
How have I not seen this video yet? 3 years old? Glad I found it. I share to friends. 😶🌫️🔥
Does anyone know who thedse guys actually are? This is one of those legendary videos that just about every drifter should've watch some time down the line. I saved this video before I even got a RWD car. Now I just wanna know who these guys are so we can at least give these heroes the props they deserve.
The camera car was driven by Masahiro Yoshida (吉田昌弘) but I don’t know who the other drivers are unfortunately
@@JDMism 彼が生きているなら、あなたはこの男がどこに住んでいるかについての情報を持っていますか？私は彼のファンです！
@@JDMism straight Up Legends
I love the mounted camera. I don't like it when people have camera on their heads or the passenger holding the camera.
This is so much more satisfying. You can see the car shaking or swiveling side to side. The field of view is also special.
thank you for this i watched to edit soo many times over and when i learned how to rip youtube vids the 1st edit got saved onto my PC. cheers!
This is one of the most beautiful videos I've ever seen in my life 😎🦸🏽♂️
90s vibe bro so much nostalgic 😢
In the 90s I never even knew of anything called drifting. All I knew was that throwing my R32 GTST coupe sideways around corners was fun. One great thing about New Zealand is that all the JDM cars that have become iconic were cheap and plentiful back then.
@@JaneDoe-ft7ln I think NZ got EVERY Cefiro
When he started the car I fell in love
2:23 Yooo broo the drift!
8:22
当たり前かのようにゆっくりUターンしてるのが心地いい😂
Keep making videos when you go drift these are awesome!!!🔥🔥
Literally fell asleep to this and had the best sleep ever 😌
Content I needed during quarantine 💪🏾
RUclips knows what I need
I've waited so long for this upload.
It is very much Appreciated.
I hope to visit Japan someday just be apart of the culture there.
どうもありがとう。
This is actually a old video bet they don't drift as often as then
I would have loved experiencing this freedom from back then. I do find it interesting how everything is still cordial despite it being illegal street racing. It wouldn't be that way in the states.
I know most of your videos are older recordings so, have you ever thought about visiting the street racing scene again? It would be an interesting contrast to see what is the same and what has changed.
Overall, I enjoy the down to earth feel of it. These videos are raw and they aren't staged, which I enjoy.
箕面の滝〜勝尾寺付近って、今どうなってんだろ。サニータウン、清滝、宇治川ライン、再度山、尺代、奈良奥山、色々楽しかったな〜。
This is one of those videos you click and the only regret you get is not finding IT earlier
THIS is street racing. Not that crap you find in America 99% of the time, just highway digs and drag racing. It’s not abt the car, it’s skill.
Thank you, somebody understand what what street racing is than this takeover and some sideshow crap
I agree to an extent, there's a decent bit of work that goes until a drift car, so in some ways it is about the car.
idiot
Late 90s to early 2000s era was something else.
It 2:27am your at a gas station not to far from the mountain but quite a distance,as walk outside with your drink and snacks you see a Jzx 100,86,and a rx-7 drive by,you hop in your s14 to head to mountain as you begin to get closer you can hear tires sketchy and car speed around turns,you catch up to three cars earlier they pull over to wait for a opportunity to hop in the line,just before you know a group of slide pass you,before you put your car in gear you take one last look at your phone it 3am the night has just begun.
This guy is why I love jdm
The vibe tho 🌊
what car took this video? the sound is very melodious!!
- Japan has many car fans from Indonesia like me??
It’s an S13 Nissan Silvia, but it has a modified exhaust manifold which changes the SR20DET sound a lot
asmr bang hahaha
@@JDMism Thank you for the information, the S13 is one of my dream JDMs. I hope to have one someday
@@hc501 iya🗿
respect for this culture
It’s satisfying to watch i wish i would found more of these
This feels like it came straight out of a movie...
That's so relaxing to watch. Was there a lot of traffic at that time? Was it hard drifting passing by random cars driving meanwhile? Im just curious. Good job man
There wasn't much traffic, mostly taxis, and the guys there were pretty good at looking for headlights, and pulling out of a drift when required
@@JDMism Nice, thanks for answering. I suppose night drifters doesn't have a good opinion in an average person's eyes so not getting it even worse would be nice 😂 Anyways, amazing video. Keep it up man. I love it
this was very pleasing.
this is a classic. I remembeer this one
thank you so much for this, i want to do this when i grow up
the god of the algorithm strikes again
6:02 man that was awesome
This video is a Classic 💯🤓🔥☕
Girls with time machine: I'm your grandmother from the future
Boys with time machine:
awesome video
Crazy how you can watch him test himself a couple times then just Starts laying it down
My father was in Osaka back in 93. He later meets my mother’s family in Ishikawa. Now he has 3 half Japanese jdm kids 😂
This was always my dream. I wanna make a street drift team called “Driving and Thriving”.
edit: I'm 10 now, and my views have changed so much that now i want to start a Islamist paramilitary group...
go for it man
Well, ya see... *I M 9*
But I would love to do it in the future.
Maybe when I’m 17 or something.
Hey man same here, I hope to see STs out there in the future. I’m 15
This video is awesome
Respect !
2:23 THATS WAS SICK
Engine sounds so healthy
Thanks for this clip from Thailand
JDM ism are you the driver? good drifting and the two tone Silvia looks like my 240 lmao, always would love this video so it’s cool to see more of it. wondering if it was recorded back in 09’?
The video was recorded back in 2006 and the driver is Masahiro Yoshida (吉田昌弘), I think he only really drove on the street. My "new" S13 is that same two-tone color. Nice choice for your 240SX!
JDM ism thank you so much ! I always wondered about those things! Two tone all the way!
Thank you yt reccomendations
Such skilled drivers