Ride shotgun in a purpose-built drift car or climb into a replica undercover police Skyline and chase the slides of Tokyo’s drifting heritage. This supervised Daikoku experience pairs OG drivers, cinematic runs and professional safety for a high-adrenaline three-hour session.
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You arrive at a wide, flat apron of asphalt at Daikoku as engines breathe and tires whisper—concrete and salt air setting the stage. A replica undercover Nissan Skyline G35 idles like a patient predator while a selection of drift machines—180SX, 350Z, RX-8—sit low and eager, ready to throw the car’s rear end out and let physics write the next scene.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Good for most fitness levels; you should be able to enter/exit low vehicles and tolerate brief high G-forces.
Wildlife
History
Drifting evolved on Japan’s mountain roads and was popularized in the 1980s–90s; today it’s a codified motorsport with roots in Tokyo and Kanagawa car culture.
Conservation
Choose licensed operators to avoid contributing to illegal street racing; respect site rules, minimize idling time, and follow staff guidance to reduce noise and emissions impact.
Reserve your spot on the Tokyo Drift Police Car Chase Experience Chiba Daikoku Japan today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early for the safety briefing
Mandatory briefings cover seat belts, helmet use, and on-track signals—arriving 15–20 minutes early avoids delays.
Avoid heavy meals before runs
Strong lateral forces can trigger nausea—eat light and bring motion-sickness medication if prone to car sickness.
Secure loose items and wear closed shoes
Phones, hats, and loose bags can fly during slides—use provided storage or leave them in your transport.
Bring a charged camera or use the offered filming
Organizers assist with filming; if you want personal footage, use a wrist-strapped action camera approved by staff.
Closed-toe shoes
Keeps feet protected when entering/exiting race-style seats and during pit-area movement.
Light, non-restrictive clothing
Allows mobility under helmets and prevents overheating in hot cabins.
summer
Motion-sickness medication
Useful for passengers sensitive to lateral movement during sustained drifts.
Small, fast-grip gloves (optional)
Comfort and grip for passengers holding steady during spirited maneuvers.
winter