JDM Insider vol 2: Yokohama Street Drift Trailer

JDM Insider vol 2: Yokohama Street Drift Trailer (2005)

"Going Back to Japan" 01 March 2005 Factual 90 mins

A high velocity, in-depth look at the tuner scene shot on location in Japan. Features include; JDM Insider Vol. 2 features a visit with #Smokey# Nagata and his world-renowned tuning shop, #TOP SECRET#. A private, inside look at the crib of GT Racer, D1 Judge, and former mountain drifter, Manabu Orido. A special one-on-one interview with Takahiro Ueno, the president of T&E, known for his high-end style and technique. Then watch him flex his D1 style in front of upcoming drifters at the Nikko Circuit Kazama Auto Drift Day. Go hardcore Touge Drifting in a 600 HP Soarer at one of the original mountain drift spots. Then off to Yokohama to battle Yakuza bashers and avoid oncoming traffic in a wild all night city drift adventure.

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Cast

Toshi Hayama

as Himself

Hiro Nanohoshi

as Himselft

Takahiro Ueno

as Himself

International Releases Dates

United States 01 March 2005

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