A dangerous car drifting incident in Japan has resulted in the arrest of a driver who allegedly hit two pedestrians. When attempting to perform a vehicular drift, a popular but illegal car stunt, the driver lost control, causing injury to two bystanders. As law enforcement continues to investigate, the condition of the victims and possible legal repercussions for the driver remains under question.

In Japan, street racing and associated activities (like drifting) are not only illegal but also heavily frowned upon by society, considering the risk of injury to bystanders. This case further highlights the ongoing debate around road safety and the need for stricter regulations against dangerous driving practices.

In the US or EU, similar issues would likely be handled with the driver facing severe penalties, potentially including prison time, particularly if reckless driving resulted in injury or death. This incident also sparks the conversation about road safety, illegal street racing, and the necessity for harsher punishment to deter such behavior.