What a question. There is no word to tag this style. The mix between bosozoku, hellaflush, VIP and stanced cars is become like that.

Hello, everyone. I am a new addition to this blog, and hopefully I will bring in some interesting personal photos as well as whatever else I can contribute. I go to university in Canada but I technically live in Japan. I will be in Tokyo for the whole summer so I will try to bring in many photos of cars and stuff from this summer and from before.
What I love about Japan is its diversity in everything. Many people think Japan is all about seeing drift cars everywhere, but it really isn’t. The structure of Tokyo provides some great photos and places to find and shoot lots of amazing cars.
Japan is a very rich country, and therefore there are many, many rich people driving around super cars of all kinds. There are certain areas of Tokyo where Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Maseratis, etc are very common, and sometimes you find some rare super cars too, like the McLaren MP4-12C I snapped above.
Then of course, there are the drift cars. This is my good friend’s Toyota Cresta JZX100 which he uses to drift on circuits, and sometimes on the streets too. I will be spending lots of time going around with him this summer and taking photos of his car and also of his friends’ cars.
The rather unusual thing is the growing scene of USDM cars and hot rods. I will post up quite a few photos from the Mooneyes Street Car Nationals show which just took place less than a week ago.
I am looking forward to posting more for your enjoyment.
The GT86 will turn your head everytime you see one. From my point of view and taking as the only rival the BRZ and in some markets the Genesis, the GT86 it will be the most wanted coupe for the next ten years.
Speaking clearly the GT86 to me is for the next ten years what the old Civic 5th, 6th and the DC2 was in the past 20 years.
I love this Verossa. And finally there is a video only for it!
Thanks to Alexi from Noriyaro.
Enjoy!
The title says it all.
Normally, in drifting the drivers used 2-door coupes with rear wheel drive, such as the Silvia or the Corolla, as well the RX-7. Buuuuuuuuuuut, no everyone likes coupes, so, why no 4-doors?
Thats it, apart from coupes, some drivers use japanese sedans, normally they are Nissan or Toyota. I preferred to compilate a few pics of the most used Toyota sedans in the world of the Drifting. But now, its your turn, whats the best?
Altezza (XE10 or SXE10)
Aristo (Jzs147 or Jzs161)
Chaser (Jzx90 or Jzx100)
Cresta (Jzx90 or Jzx100)
Mark II (Jzx90, Jzx100 or Jzx110)
Verossa (Jzx110)
If I had to choose, it will go one for the Verossa, I just love it.
Source: Minkara & Aaron Mai (Magician Mark II)