Japan Car Mod Gangs Kaido ( Highway) Racer III

A strange phenomenon occured in the 80s the birth of the car modding genre Kaido Racer. Kaido means Highway in Japanese. The idea was to take a regular car and make it colorful, as wildly modded as possible and often as noisy as possible. The modding isnt to make the car better it is to take a car and turn it into a public offense. The idea was to essentially rebel against the law the cars are illegally modded with huge tailpipes that often run directly from the engine block, massive spoilers that jut out to the point of being absurd. This modding style was popular around the Tokyo area in the 80s and like most Japanese trends, evntually died out in the larger trickled into the countryside and remained in small pockets of Japan. This footage was taken from an event that took place in Ibaragi Prefecture in a countryside province of Japan nothing but rice fields, simple people and idiots like these These car enthusiasts are usually lower br, br,