Ride from central Tokyo in a Nissan 350Z to Minami Chiba Circuit for an up-close drifting session with an experienced driver. This half‑day tour includes pickup, track time with fresh rear tires, helmet use and transport back to your hotel.
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The morning starts on a cool Tokyo street as a Nissan 350Z idles at your hotel door, tires humming like a promise. You slide in, the city shrinks in the rearview and the road unfurls toward Minami Chiba Circuit — a compact, purpose-built asphalt bowl where engines roar and controlled chaos takes shape.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6–8 hours (includes transport)
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: able to tolerate high G‑forces and short bouts of adrenaline; not strenuous on feet but requires core stability to brace.
Wildlife
History
Drifting grew from Japan’s post-war car culture and touge runs; small circuits in Chiba support grassroots motorsport and rider training that trace back to that evolution.
Conservation
Tracks concentrate noise and emissions in controlled areas and must follow local regulations; visitors can reduce impact by respecting waste rules and avoiding idling outside pickup windows.
Reserve your spot on the Minami Chiba Circuit Drift Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring ID and confirm pickup
Operator requires booking details and pickup point; confirm pickup time (6:00, 8:00 or 10:30) and carry valid ID.
Ear protection recommended
Engine and tire noise is loud during drift sessions—bring earplugs or in-ear protection.
Wear closed-toe, secure shoes
Sturdy footwear keeps you comfortable getting in and out of low-slung cars and moving around the paddock.
Motion-sickness mitigation
If you’re sensitive to motion, take preventative meds and sit forward-looking; the ride will be intense.
Closed-toe shoes
Helps you enter/exit low sports cars and move safely around the pits.
Ear protection (earplugs/in-ear monitors)
Reduces fatigue from sustained engine and tire noise during sessions.
Layered clothing
Morning transfers can be cool; layers adapt to track-side warmth and gusts.
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Motion-sickness medication
Useful for passengers prone to nausea during aggressive ride-alongs.