Through humble beginings in 1988, JIC Magic began tuning street vehicles in Tokyo, Japan. Through rigorous testing and development many of those street vehicles turned up in race tracks and major events. JIC Magic then began development for higher performance race cars that competed in such races as JGTC, All Japan Grand Touring Championship and also entered the BPR International GT Endurance Championship, competing in both series 3 years each. JIC Magic was able to accomplish many accolades in the Motorsports scene by breaking several records to let the racing world know that they were a force to be dealt with. Several notable records was breaking the record for top speed in a production based street car of 315 kilometer per hour and also having the record for ¼ mile time for speed and time in between the years of 1993 to 1996. JIC Magic also proved to be a dominant force against factory teams such as McLaren, Nissan, Ferrari, Toyota, and Mazda without any major factory backing. Through out many more years, JIC USA quickly went up the ranks as they participated in the N-1 endurance races, Le Mans races, and many GT Series. 
       JIC Magic then began plans to make a North American headquarters, now known as JIC USA. JIC USA competed in several major races such as Daytona 24hour, Canada Challenge Cup, and Professional Sports Car Races. Those races were a proving ground for JIC Magic as they won both Canada Challenge cups that they entered in 1997. JIC USA began to gain a reputation of becoming a top tuner for Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, and Honda. Around this time, JIC USA developed a Toyota Altezza N-1 race car and a Honda Civic N-1 race car that really set the standard for high performance vehicles in the race circuit.