Shirtstuckedin is almost 100% content we’ve shot over the duration of being in Japan. Over the 1.5 years Shirtstuckedin has been alive for we have managed to attract an unbelievable audience, one being Andrew Stepp from the United States of America and this is his groovy s-chassis. Myself, Ian and Andrew talk quite often and I couldn’t help but to not re-post this photo Ian snapped in Fuji Pro160c 200 film not too long ago. With such friendly people like this I’m more than happy to share what they have in their backyards half way across the globe. Be sure to check out Ian’s blog – http://seecreature.blogspot.com.au/ x

My second trip to Japan was quite like the first only in Osaka rather than Tokyo. From disembarking off the plane to checking into our hotel in Osaka it wasn’t long before we were out the front door exploring what was at our fingertips. I have had a bunch of friends from time to time visit Japan and haven’t seen as much as they’d like to, it definitely pays to explore.

As I never leave the hotel without my cameras I’m always looking for cool things to shoot whether it be cars parked on the road, architecture and, or food. Whilst walking from our hotel into the heart of Shinsaibashi I heard quite a loud noise coming off the main road into a side street, little did I know it was a trio of Kaido Racers slash plates and all. The rest of the group didn’t take much notice apart from having their jaws down to their knees and drool coming out, however, me on the other hand, running down the street trying to capture a photo with my film camera. The result… This! A little blurry I know, but it means a lot to me.

Here, you can get a better view on things as the three low, loud and wide cars cruise down a side street in Shinsaibashi. Unbelievable experience that’s for sure x

Worn down AE86 winking for a photo x