Wangan

[Sarah]

A boat for conveying provisions, tools, etc.; -- so called byMaine lumbermen. [Written also wangun.] Bartlett.

[Sarah]

A highway in japan, known for the top speed runs that take place there.

A style of racing.

[Sarah]

Bayshore or Bayside in Japanese.
The name of the highway or route B in Tokyo, Japan used by a street racing club called MidNight Club in the 1990s as an illegal expressway racing course to use top speed challenges and street races. Located in the intersection of Route K11, K9 and K5 of the Shuto-Expressway.

[Sarah]

The art of getting onto highways in heavily modified vehicles and racing either endurance or certain length's. Extremly popular in Japan with one highway in a circle formation, where 500 HP vehicles go out and tear up the highway all the time. Harder to do in America due to the police actualy caring about Street Racing.

[Sarah]

To break the speed limit on any highway.