2021年8月9日 · When it comes to touge racing, there are typically two cars involved; one leads while the other follows. If the lead car pulls away, then that driver wins. But if the chase car is able to keep up with the lead car, then they change positions and do the run again.

2022年12月13日 · Touge, also known as the birthplace of drifting, is a Japanese term for drifting through narrow curves up in the mountains, bringing Initial D to reality.

2023年9月11日 · Mountain pass has always been the norm but touge specifically just translate into pass and could mean mountain pass or forest pass etc. Not enough mountains where i live personally but i still run the touge since there's lots of twisty roads in forests and fields. Back in the day people in Japan raced in mountain passes.

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2023年8月17日 · Touge, meaning “mountain pass” in Japanese, is the ultimate battleground for this thrilling form of motorsport. The narrow, winding mountain roads have become the perfect canvas for showcasing driving prowess, This attracts a dedicated community of motorsport enthusiasts to popular touge spots such as Gunsai, Akagi, Mt. Haruna, and Happogahara.

2022年8月25日 · Touge, or Tōge, meaning ‘pass’ in Japanese, is a series of roads that were developed to help traverse the mountains of Japan. Because of this, long and winding roads were built, slowly ascending or descending.

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2024年4月24日 · Touge racing is a special form of Japanese auto racing. Drivers race at high speeds on winding roads. These roads cut through Japan’s steep mountain areas. Famous locations include Mount Usui and Mount Gunma.

2017年1月27日 · If you're not familiar with the term, a touge is basically a mountain pass in Japan that drifters and grippers would meet at for some spirited driving (think Initial-D).Back in the day tracks like Hadashi Tengoku didn't exist so most of the drifting and gripping happened up in the mountains, and a number of togue runs became quite famous.

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