Tokyo Drift’s Shibuya Crossing Scene: The Illegal Filming Secret! #shorts #shortsvideo #shortvideos

One of the most iconic scenes in Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift takes place at Shibuya Crossing, one of the busiest intersections in the world. But here’s a secret most fans don’t know – the scene was filmed illegally!

Director Justin Lin and the crew couldn’t get permits to shut down the crossing, so they shot it guerrilla-style with no permission, no road closures, and barely any time before getting noticed. The result? An intense, real-feel scene that’s unforgettable in car movie history.

Join us as we dive into how this thrilling moment was pulled off against all odds.

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[niklasward]

At the crossing, it was actually done in the US with CGI. The part where they filmed illegally was during some chase scenes and then in the parking garage, also shots of them driving around. But director Justin Lin had a fake director who went to jail, so they could keep filming just for a little bit more. But they couldn’t risk him actually going to jail, so most of it was CGI and filmed in different parts of Japan or the US