This is drifting month right? That is why I decided to open up the second part of JCCA Tsukuba Summer Meeting coverage with a photo of a Hakosuka Skyline doing a sideways dirt drop during the free track time at the event. While most of the drivers were content with gripping the course, the driver of this car was out to demonstrate his drifting skills

The Japanese Classic Car Association is old enough to be considered a classic itself. When it comes to the classic car scene in Japan, there a few organizations that are bigger or more respected than the JCCA. Besides their annual New Year Meeting which draws hundreds and hundreds of classics to Tokyo every January, the JCCA also hosts a number of race

If you have ever been to Japan in the summer time then you know just how damn humid it can get here. Nonetheless, as visions of Hakosukas and Kenmeris danced in my head, I woke up early to spend a hot and sticky Sunday at Tsukuba Circuit for the annual Japanese Classic Car Association Summer Meeting. Sure the temps were not quite as high as Vegas this