About the Circuit
Mount Myogi is famous for its steep rock formations and extremely technical roads. With peaks reaching 1,104 meters, its routes are known for consecutive tight corners. It's the territory of the Night Kids, specialists in aggressive night driving.
Track Layout
Real name: Monte Myogi (妙義山)
Technical Specifications
Length
4.5 km
Elevation
450 meters
Corners
62 very tight curves
Surface
Irregular asphalt
Difficulty
Very High
Type
Consecutive tight corners
History
Mount Myogi has been considered sacred since ancient times, with numerous Buddhist temples. The Night Kids emerged here in the 90s, taking advantage of the darkness and technical curves to establish their dominance with high-power vehicles.
Key Points of the Route
The Temple Curves - Brutal series of hairpins
The Rock Pass - Narrow section between formations
The Shrine Descent - Technical downhill with blind curves
The Night Viewpoint - Night Kids starting point
The Natural Chicane - Rock formation creating tight S
Skills to Master
Myogi Night Kids Drivers
Takeshi Nakazato
Líder del Equipo
Vehicle
Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II
280 CV
Shingo Shoji
Piloto de Apoyo
Vehicle
Honda Civic SiR II
170 CV
Circuit Dangers
Almost zero visibility at night
Extremely tight curves
Frequent fallen rocks
Irregular surface
Steep cliffs
Trivia
- Nakazato chose the GT-R to dominate these curves
- The Night Kids only race at night
- The rocks create echoes that amplify engines
- Shingo developed the 'gum tape deathmatch' here
- The main temple is 1,200 years old