About TSUISO

Tsuiso (追走) is the Japanese word for a chase run — two drift cars running one line, the lead car setting the pace and the chase car filling its mirrors. It is the best thing in drifting, and the reason this site exists.

Why we built this

Japan is where drifting comes from, and it is still the best place on earth to watch it, drive it, and buy the cars that made it famous. But the practical information — event dates, entry sheets, circuit rules, real market prices — lives on ageing Japanese web pages, fax-era booking forms and word of mouth. Most English information stops at Ebisu's front gate.

TSUISO is run from inside Japan by people who drift here. We read the Japanese entry sheets, call the circuits, walk the paddocks, and publish what we can verify — in English.

What we publish

• A maintained calendar of drift events and track days across Japan — not just one circuit
• A track directory with fees, access and foreigner-friendly flags
• Market checks on what drift chassis actually cost in Japan
• Guides to visiting, entering events, and importing cars

How we make money

Two services, disclosed openly: we help overseas visitors plan drift trips, and we help buyers find and export drift cars from Japan. Our editorial content is not for sale — see the editorial policy.

Contact: daimarketingjapan@gmail.com