The creator provides a mini-documentary on the Japanese Kanjo street racing subculture. The video explains that Kanjo racers use a public tollway as a circuit, showcasing high-speed racing footage, clips of them chasing police cars, and interviews with participants. It highlights the types of cars used (mostly Honda Civics), the long history of the racing teams, and the community surrounding the illegal activity.
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Kanjo Honda Civics are race cars built to lap one of the best racetracks in the world: the Expressway Route 1 Loop, also known as the Kanjo-sen. It just happens to be a public road with regular traffic.
Transcript
It's called Kanjo. Kanjo is the tall way in Japan, no to Soko. They call it circuit, but actual reality is that it's a street tall way and, they are they're gonna blast their cars on the tollway. Woah. And that was probably one of the cleanest out of the bunch, bunch, but this belongs to a girl. Now, at JDM Better, we've been seeing some of the hottest cars coming from girls.