Three LEGENDS Who Shaped JDM Car Culture and How They Did it | Capturing Car Culture

Larry Chen visits some of the legendary drivers and builders from Japan’s Tuning Golden Age, who are arguably the individuals who shaped JDM car culture into what it is today. First, he takes a quick ride along and attends a car meet with Nobuteru Taniguchi, also known as “Nob,“ which stands for “No One Better.“ During this time with Nob, they also meet Maaya Orido, the daughter of the legendary racer Max Orido. Naturally, they decide to visit Max’s shop. Finally, they have an exciting experience at Daigo Saito’s shop, where he has a personal drift course for himself and his friends to enjoy when they need a break from work. Daigo Saito is arguably Japan’s most famous drifter and car builder today. It’s said that he and his team can transform a complete car into a full-fledged factory drift car in just under three months. If you enjoy our YouTube videos and have been wondering how you could help support their creation, consider joining the Hagerty Drivers Club: h