ひろゆきさん ＰＳ１３ でんでん すたいる – ちーむ ＦＲＥＥＥ’Ｓ☆. Hiroyuki Sans PS13 from Team FREEE’S☆. This photo was taken just around the block from the main crossing in Shibuya. Was an awesome sight to see a low, loud and shiny drift car in the dead centre of Tokyo. From here we drove way outside of the city and met up with the rest of the team. I took a bunch of photos this night so I will be slowly dropping them over time! x

When you think of Japan you probably think of the cars, big cities, vibrant lights and people scattered everywhere. Driving through the city at night it is EXACTLY like that. Leaving Tomei quite late we found ourselves driving around and around Shinjuku, Shibuya and Harajuku looking for accommodation. I snapped this image off whilst strapped into the back seat of our tiny hire car, it was taken in the dead centre of Harajuku, at one of those large intersections, but nothing quite as large as the one in Shibuya.

Whilst visiting Wonder we couldn’t help but notice this glamorous JZX90 Mark II Chaser, which happened to be a clients car. The young fellow rocked up with his girlfriend and spoke to us for hours along with Manabu-san and a few other workers. This car looked and felt like it had just come off the floor, it event smelt new. There was simply not a thing out of place on this.

I am in love with the front LED headlights. I took this photo just as the car rolled out of the garage. It may be a little difficult to see the Midnight Rose emblem on the top of the windscreen. It was quite funny I spotted this, as the previous night street drifting in Yokohama Bay the majority of the cars had the exact same emblem, quite a coincidence!

An aftermarket shift knob, set of gauges, cup holders, DVD/GPS system, Car Modify-Wonder dished steering wheel with extended boss kit and a Bride seat. And, to top it all off, a girlfriend in the passengers seat. What more could you possibly want?

Manabu-san informed us that the car had been in for body work. The body-kit had been fitted and painted. The final result after a bath.

The car sounded unbelievably tough leaving Wonder.