Base game
- Drift Master Drift, not drag 4.7%Ultra rare
- Money on Highway Make a 100$ drifting on night Japan city highway 36.8%Rare
- Go Track 1 Make a 100$ drifting on racing track 40.9%Rare
- Go Akina Make a 100$ drifting on Akina mountain drift track 17.4%Rare
- Go Drift Track 1 Make a 100$ drifting on special track 32.8%Rare
- Go Parking Slots Make a 100$ drifting on parking slots 10.7%Very rare
- Go Touge Drift 1 Make a 100$ drifting on Touge Drift 1 track 22.2%Rare
- Go Touge Drift 2 Make a 100$ drifting on Touge Drift 2 track 22.7%Rare
- Go Touge Drift 3 Make a 100$ drifting on Touge Drift 3 track 17.5%Rare
- Combo X10 Do ten drift combos 32%Rare
- Block Fully upgrade engine block 44.4%Rare
- Pistons Fully upgrade engine pistons 38.9%Rare
- Head Fully upgrade engine cylinder head 37%Rare
- Intake Fully upgrade engine intake 37.5%Rare
- Exhaust Fully upgrade engine exhaust system 39%Rare
- ECU Fully upgrade engine control unit 29.1%Rare
- Nitrous Fully upgrade nitrous oxide engine 23%Rare
- Replace the Heart Swap the engine with any new one 31.7%Rare
- Big Money Earn 1000$ drift money in one race 29.8%Rare
- Score player Set 100k highest score record 25.8%Rare
- Real Driving Accelerate to 200 km/h in a car with a manual transmission and a view from the cockpit (cabin) 10.6%Very rare
- Get a new Shoes Buy any new rims 30.6%Rare
Trophy facts for Drift Streets Japan
How many trophies does Drift Streets Japan have?
Drift Streets Japan (PS5) has 22 trophies: 1 platinum, 7 gold, 14 silver and 0 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Drift Streets Japan platinum trophy?
4.7% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Drift Streets Japan. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Drift Streets Japan?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Drift Master” (Ultra rare), earned by 4.7% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.































