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Japan Drift Road Trip! 3 Video Clips

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Hi,

I went to the autumn drift festival with a couple of friends in my nissan s14. Craziness resulted. Hope you enjoy.

You can't embed these videos on the SAU forum is that correct?

Trip Up

http://vimeo.com/5335217

The Drift

http://vimeo.com/5502660

Trip Home lost in the snow

http://vimeo.com/5196570

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Nice vids mate.

What do you think of the drive to Ebisu circuit (and the drive through f*kushima prefecture)? Is it a nice place?

I am possibly moving up there to live later this year (f*kushima prefecture), but have never been there before.

I know there is lots of countryside and mountains out there, in the capital f*kushima it may be more interesting, but there is lots of small towns you would probably be one of only a few gaijin(foreigners) in the area. It might get boring in the small towns, but f*kushima might be big enough, but its no Osaka or Tokyo.

If you are going for drifting only, to be close to Ebisu etc, it may not be a ral bad thing, cos drifting will be your fun I guess. There is probably a few foriegners living in or near nihon matsu now because of drift.

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thauiuiyuiuyiuyiuyiuyi

Hi,

I went to the autumn drift festival with a couple of friends in my nissan s14. Craziness resulted. Hope you enjoy.

You can't embed these videos on the SAU forum is that correct?

Trip Up

http://vimeo.com/5335217

The Drift

http://vimeo.com/5502660

Trip Home lost in the snow

http://vimeo.com/5196570

thax bro great job

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