RC DRIFTING BLOG | TIPS, TECHNIQUES, AND DRIFT SPOTS

THE RC DRIFTING JAPAN BLOG

WELCOME TO THE ZEROFEEL BLOG

This is your go-to spot for everything we’ve learned about RC drifting—from the UK to Japan’s iconic scenes. Here, we share expert tips on builds, driving techniques, and the unique culture of remote control drifting inspired by Japan.

Whether you’re just starting or fine-tuning your RWD chassis, our blog covers:

• Chassis builds: from beginner setups to pro tuning

• Bodyshell styling: light kits, Real3D plates, stickers, and stance tips

• Drift techniques: adapting to different track surfaces

• Trip planning: what to pack, how to find tracks, and the best times to visit

• Shop & Track guides: personal visits and trusted recommendations

All our content is based on hands-on experience—from drifting in Tokyo and Hamamatsu to hitting legendary tracks like Tokyo e-Drift, RC Iroha, and JOYUS Circuit. We created this blog for RC drift enthusiasts who want to explore Japan’s scene, improve their skills, or simply get inspired by the best.

INSIDER TIPS, TRAVEL ADVICE & DRIVER INTERVIEWS

Our blog also explores the latest trends in RC drifting gear and offers exclusive interviews with drivers who have experienced Japan’s drifting culture firsthand. We provide practical tips for planning trips to Japan focused on RC drifting, including advice on navigating local tracks, understanding Japanese drift etiquette, and finding rare parts and accessories. Whether you want to improve your technique or plan your next adventure, our blog is here to guide you every step of the way.

Got a Topic Request?

We're always adding new posts to the RC Drifting Japan blog, so if there’s a topic you want us to cover — from brushless motor setup to track etiquette in Tokyo — let us know! Email luke@zerofeel.co.uk or DM us on Instagram.

Thanks for reading — let’s build something sick together.

🌏 Planning a Trip to Japan

Start with our Japan RC Map — a custom guide to tracks, shops, and airports. Then head to Before You Travel for help with pocket Wi-Fi, train passes, travel insurance, and more.