Character
Takumi Fujiwara
藤原拓海
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Biography
Also known as
- Tak
- The White Ghost of Akina
Car: Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX (AE86) (color: High Tech two-tone)
Takumi Fujiwara is the son of Bunta Fujiwara, the owner of a tofu shop in his hometown Akina. He rarely shows emotion. His best friend is Itsuki Takeuchi, who is a racing fan. Takumi works part-time at a gas station with Itsuki, along with Iketani, who is a member of the local racing team, the Akina Speed Stars.
Takumi has been manipulated subtly by Bunta into developing driving skills, without being fully aware of Bunta's intent. Bunta aside, Takumi's driving technique is the best on Akina; the very fact that he has managed to win races against far more powerful cars with his AE86 Trueno is testament to his driving skills. As a result of constant everyday practice and over 5 years of experience on Akina, Takumi is able to adapt to nearly any situation that presents itself during a race with astonishing speed. One factor in his nearly unparalleled driving skills is his ability to visualize the road in his head, thus making up for the lack of visibility no matter how dark the mountain pass may be. He is an instinctive rather than an intellectual driver. Although the mizutoshi technique is a great but difficult technique that his father taught him, it lead him to many victories through out the story.
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Appearances (7 titles in the catalog)
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Initial D Legend 2: Racer
Spring 2015
Main
Japanese Mamoru Miyano
English Joel Mcdonald
French Yann Pichon
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Initial D Legend 1: Awakening
Summer 2014
Main
Japanese Mamoru Miyano
English Joel Mcdonald
French Yann Pichon
Portuguese Marco Aurélio Campos
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Initial D 3rd Stage
Winter 2001
Main
Japanese Shinichirou Miki
English Joel Mcdonald
French Laurent Vernin
Spanish Eduardo Díez
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Initial D 2nd Stage
Fall 1999
Main
Japanese Shinichirou Miki
English Dave Wittenberg, Joel Mcdonald
French Yann Pichon
Italian Alessandro Tiberi
Portuguese Marco Aurélio Campos
Spanish José Gilberto Vilchis
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Initial D 1st Stage
Spring 1998
Main
Japanese Shinichirou Miki
English Dave Wittenberg, Joel Mcdonald
Spanish Manuel Campuzano, Eduardo Díez
French Yann Pichon
Italian Alessandro Tiberi
Korean Jun-Seok Song
Portuguese Marco Aurélio Campos






