Japanese Drift Master, a racing simulation game developed by Gaming Factory. Players will become enwrapped in a manga-style narrative about racing to the top with a suite of iconic cars like the Mazda ...

Launched this week, JDM: Japanese Drift Master is exactly as its name suggests. Touge-style racing is an expected focus, but the open-world game map offers 250 kilometers (155 miles) of diverse ...

Japanese traffic lights are blue instead of the green Americans know, but the reasoning involves some complex linguistic ...

In this video, explore the origins of drifting in Japan and the grassroots scene that shaped its culture. Discover where the ...

You’ll remember, of course, the drift events in classic ... trying to drive your car conventionally around the narrow suburban streets of JDM’s fictional Japanese burgh always feels a bit ...

After several years in active development by Polish development studio and publisher Gaming Factory, “JDM: Japanese Drift Master ... Featuring officially licensed cars from top Japanese ...

So they will probably keep going as blue!” Japan’s traffic signal colors are historically similar to those around the world—red for stop, yellow for caution and green for go. But ...

The American automotive market imports new Japanese vehicles by the millions (not to mention all the legendary JDM cars we import ourselves), the Japanese market only buys a handful of American ...

There's also some Japanese luxury in the form of the LS 400 - a car that catapulted Lexus into the premium car market thanks to it's mix of reliability and comfort. Exciting to drive ...

If you're a fan of sideways action and are looking to get involved in The Crew Motorfest, these are the top drift cars going. While getting from point A to point B as fast as possible is the aim ...

or less than a tenth of the 159,500 German brand vehicles sold (marked in blue). German cars have gradually increased their presence in the Japan market since the 1980s, with particular brands ...