Four drivers take on Japan's drift scene, featuring iconic locations like Ebisu Circuit and the streets of Tokyo.
“A unique documentary following four drivers exploring the Japanese drift scene.”
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Four drivers take on Japan's drift scene, featuring iconic locations like Ebisu Circuit and the streets of Tokyo.
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Phil Morrison and James Robinson from Driftworks, along with Mitto Steele and Pieter Gouwy, navigate Japan's drifting culture. The film features iconic locations like the Ebisu Circuit and the streets of Tokyo. It captures the skill and artistry of Japanese drifters through interviews and dynamic footage. Techniques and community connections are central to the narrative, illustrating how drifting is woven into Japan's automotive lifestyle. The documentary runs for 92 minutes and was directed by Alistair Clark.
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Why Watch
- Meet Phil Morrison and James Robinson from Driftworks.
- See stunning footage from Ebisu Circuit and Tokyo streets.
- Find out about Japan's unique drifting culture.
Did You Know
- The film features four drivers: Phil Morrison, James Robinson, Mitto Steele, and Pieter Gouwy.
- Ebisu Circuit is one of the iconic locations featured in the documentary.
- The documentary has a runtime of 92 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Outsiders: Japan?
Outsiders: Japan was directed by Alistair Clark.
What is the duration of the documentary Outsiders: Japan?
The duration of Outsiders: Japan is 92 minutes.
Which iconic locations are featured in the drifting scenes of Outsiders: Japan?
Iconic locations featured include Ebisu Circuit and the streets of Tokyo.
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