Japan's Most Dangerous Obsession Explained | Drift Racing

I recommend you go for a passenger ride first, especially if you're a beginner like me. My friend Alexi's friend, Rii-chan, who's the boss of a former Tokyo Street drifting team called Side Attack, drove me around the track. It was probably the most fun I've ever had in my life, feeling unreal like I was in a VR headset. The helmet sealed everything in, so all I could hear was the screeching of the car. It's intense, it's scary, but the feeling of cars drifting next to you, looking like they're about to crash, with smoke billowing out, is just insane. It really makes you want to become a drift driver yourself.