PAPER NORIYARO: Now in a Doriten magazine near you
23-07-2010 12:46 amRemember a little while ago when I was featured in the Black Mark driver profile section of Drift Tengoku magazine?
Here’s something even better than that.
38 CommentsRemember a little while ago when I was featured in the Black Mark driver profile section of Drift Tengoku magazine?
Here’s something even better than that.
38 CommentsBack to the Toyota meeting then.
I mean, 2PD meeting.
12 CommentsIt’s out! Remember the all-girl ikaten I went to a little while ago?
Here’s part one and part two of my coverage of the day in case you missed it.
I posted the preview of the latest Drift Tengoku DVD last week, and it came out today!
I’m not going to post the video itself, so here’s some screenshots.
5 CommentsOut next Wednesday!
7 CommentsMore from the Fuji Speedway Gyaruten!
Sacchan’s team dressed up as maids for the driver introductions, but Sacchan kept her outfit on all day.
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OK, this is going to take a little bit of explaining.
Today, I went to Fuji Speedway for an Ikaten. ”Ikaten” is short for “ikasu hashiriya chiimu tengoku” or “Cool Streetracer Team Heaven”. They’re a regular part of Drift Tengoku videos, and the usual format is that they go to a certain part of Japan and invite a few of the local amateur teams to compete and see who is the best team and individual driver in the region.
This time though, it was an all-girl event. My friend Shino was invited along with Gon-chan and Tomo-chan, two other girl drifters from Tokyo. Their team was called “Forty Overs” because all three of the members are over forty years old.
If you look at the team board, there’s a joke in the name that comes from the character “婆”, which means “old lady”, but can also be pronounced “baa”. “40お婆ーズ” in Japanese can be pronounced “forty overs” in English.
The theme of the group was “Showa yankee joshikousei“, or basically delinquent highschool girls from the 80s. These days, bad schoolgirls wear extremely short skirts, but the thing to do back then was to wear your skirt as long as possible.
The guys in the team did “cosplay” too, in “gakuran” male school uniforms and wigs. I had a particularly awesome red “Regent” pompadour to go with it. It would probably work pretty well for a cosplay of Sakuragi from the Slam Dunk manga too.
I’m guessing the expression on a lot of your faces right now looks a lot like the guy in the background.
18 CommentsThe latest Drift Tengoku magazine came out about an hour ago. “Why is Alexi posting this up?”, you may be asking. Well…
ドリ天のお客さん!NORIYAROへ世こそ!アレクシと申します。
ドリ車好きの方ですか?私も!
右へ見えたら、ちょっと日本語があります。その上には、「探すの箱」です。ろまじでなんかタイプして。たといえば「mazda」や「fuji speedway」や「ae86」。
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The latest drift Tengoku DVD came out yesterday, and it contains the all-foreigner G1 Grand Prix event segment that I posted about last month.
Benny Mack asked what he should do if his car didn’t have enough power to link the course. Kumakubo responded by making a violent kicking motion with his left foot.
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