Purchase Ambition Works stickers from our shop today! Usually, I get up at 4.45 am to make the 2-hour journey to Bihoku Circuit in Okayama Prefecture. This day, however, that wasn’t the case. Have you ever asked yourself the question “Hmm, I wonder what happens to ski field’s car parks when it’s not winter?” Well,… Read More Mizuho BBQ & Drift
Last month, I headed to Suzuka Twin Circuit for yet another spectacular event. I’m sure the title has already given it away. It was the 86 Running event that has been going on for many years, and as usual, held on the 6th of August. Purchase new Ambition Works stickers from our shop today! The… Read More Hachiroku Style: Vol 17
The 4 door Toyota sedans are a rather popular choice of chassis to put under the knife here in Japan. When production stopped of the infamous Toyota Chaser and Cresta around 2001, Toyota needed a new kid to put on the block. The answer? A Toyota Verossa. Produced for 4 years from 2001 to 2004… Read More The Unsuccessful X-Chassis: Toyota Verossa
The third generation of Toyota’s MR2, in Japan labelled as the W30 MR-S (MR2 Spyder/Roadster) is the son to the much beloved W20 MR2. For one reason or another, the W30 never really made a big impact like the W20 did. Why is that? Are the 1990s era of cars unbeatable among car enthusiasts? I… Read More Army Spec: Apocalyptic MRS
After leaving the WEKfest show, I thought it would be a good time to have a look at the main parking area before heading back to the trusty Silvia. I wasn’t wrong, like usual, the amount of modified cars in the parking area was astonishing. From the usual slammed Nissans, to the more unusual Jaguars,… Read More WEKfest: Parking Area Glory
On my most recent travels to Bihoku Highland Circuit in Niimi City – Okayama, I managed to find a few interesting drift cars smoking their way around Course B. This first one we are going to have a look at is something different than the usual Silvias and Skylines that live at the circuit. What… Read More Missile Style: An Unrecognisable GX71
Just like any event in Japan, big or small, it’s never a bad idea to spend 30-minutes strolling through the carpark to see what gems can be found hiding in between the daily kei cars and 4 door cruisers. During lunchtime on the final day at Formula Drift Japan, there was some downtime, so with… Read More FD Japan: Lurking in the Parking Area
Kanto Club – an idea that has turned into something great. Kanto Club is a small club which originated in Auckland, New Zealand. After a few short months they now have members in Hamilton, Osaka, and Tottori, plus loyal followers all around the globe. They focus on street and track driving as well as garage… Read More Kanto Club: Japan Edition
This is the stuff of dreams. Having four insanely powerful cars waiting for you at a train station in Tokyo city, Japan. You couldn’t ask for much more. With just over 10 litres of engine capacity, 5 turbos, and a collective amount of horsepower hitting the 2000 mark between them, it was surely going to… Read More Yokosuka: California Dreamin
