JapanKart Tokyo Tickets

Gear up for a longer 90-minute ride, including the neon-lit streets of Kabukicho, while dressed in character.

• Route: Shibuya Scramble Crossing → Harajuku → Omotesando → Kabukicho
• Everything you get: Enjoy a 90-minute go-kart ride through Shibuya, Harajuku, Omotesando, and Kabukicho, complete with costume rental for that extra dash of fun. Guides provide local insights and help capture photos at famous Tokyo landmarks. All fees, taxes, and gas are included.
• Why choose this: Go beyond the basics with an extended route through Tokyo’s liveliest districts, more photo stops, and that ultimate Shibuya Scramble moment in costume.

Inclusions #

• 90-min go-karting tour

• Rental costume

• Guide/escort for the tour

• All fees & taxes

• Photo opportunities during the tour

You must have original hardcopies of all three documents:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the Geneva Convention 1949 (must be issued in your own country by an officially registered authority).
• Passport

Important Notes on IDPs:

• IDPs must be issued by an approved organization in your country (e.g., AAA in the US, CAA in Canada).
• Vienna Convention 1968 IDPs are NOT accepted in Japan.
• The IDP must be in booklet form, not a digital or paper format.
• If you cannot present a hard copy of your IDP on the day of the activity, you cannot participate and will not receive a refund.
• Visitors must obtain the IDP before traveling—you cannot get a valid IDP in Japan.
• It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure they have valid documents. Failure to do so will result in denial of participation without a refund.

Visitors from Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Monaco, Taiwan, and Estonia, you must provide:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• Official Japanese translation of your license, issued by JAF (Japan Automobile Federation)
• Passport

US Military Personnel, you may drive using:

• SOFA License (USFJ Form 4EJ).
• OR a Combination of Active Military ID and State-Side Driver’s License.
• Visitors from China, Brazil, and Indonesia cannot drive in Japan, as these countries are not part of the 1949 Geneva Convention.

Important documents

You must have original hardcopies of all three documents:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the Geneva Convention 1949 (must be issued in your own country by an officially registered authority).
• Passport

Important Notes on IDPs:

• IDPs must be issued by an approved organization in your country (e.g., AAA in the US, CAA in Canada).
• Vienna Convention 1968 IDPs are NOT accepted in Japan.
• The IDP must be in booklet form, not a digital or paper format.
• If you cannot present a hard copy of your IDP on the day of the activity, you cannot participate and will not receive a refund.
• Visitors must obtain the IDP before traveling—you cannot get a valid IDP in Japan.
• It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure they have valid documents. Failure to do so will result in denial of participation without a refund.

Visitors from Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Monaco, Taiwan, and Estonia, you must provide:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• Official Japanese translation of your license, issued by JAF (Japan Automobile Federation)
• Passport

US Military Personnel, you may drive using:

• SOFA License (USFJ Form 4EJ).
• OR a Combination of Active Military ID and State-Side Driver’s License.
• Visitors from China, Brazil, and Indonesia cannot drive in Japan, as these countries are not part of the 1949 Geneva Convention.

What to bring

• Wear comfortable clothing suitable for driving.

What’s not allowed

• Alcohol consumption before the tour is strictly prohibited.
• Infants cannot be accommodated; infant seats are unavailable, and infants cannot sit on laps.
• Long skirts, high heel shoes, and sandals are not permitted.

Accessibility

• This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
• Pregnant travelers are not recommended to participate.

Additional information

• You will be denied participation without the correct driving documentation, and no form of reimbursement can be provided.
• If your tour is canceled due to bad weather, you will be eligible for a full refund or have the opportunity to reschedule depending on availability.

An extended 120-minute go-kart ride in costume through Tokyo’s iconic West Tokyo landmarks.

• Route: Imperial Palace → Shibuya crossing → Roppongi → Tokyo Tower
• Everything you get: Enjoy a 120-minute guided go-kart ride through West Tokyo, covering legendary sights like the Imperial Palace, Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Roppongi, and Tokyo Tower. Costume rental adds a playful twist, and your guide snaps photos to capture every unforgettable moment. All fees, taxes, and gas are included.
• Why choose this: If you want to see the most landmarks, snap the best photos, and enjoy 2 hours of costume fun, this is the ride for you.

Inclusions #

• 120-min go-karting tour

• Rental costume

• Guide/escort for the tour

• All fees & taxes

• Photo opportunities during the tour

You must have original hardcopies of all three documents:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the Geneva Convention 1949 (must be issued in your own country by an officially registered authority).
• Passport

Important Notes on IDPs:

• IDPs must be issued by an approved organization in your country (e.g., AAA in the US, CAA in Canada).
• Vienna Convention 1968 IDPs are NOT accepted in Japan.
• The IDP must be in booklet form, not a digital or paper format.
• If you cannot present a hard copy of your IDP on the day of the activity, you cannot participate and will not receive a refund.
• Visitors must obtain the IDP before traveling—you cannot get a valid IDP in Japan.
• It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure they have valid documents. Failure to do so will result in denial of participation without a refund.

Visitors from Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Monaco, Taiwan, and Estonia, you must provide:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• Official Japanese translation of your license, issued by JAF (Japan Automobile Federation)
• Passport

US Military Personnel, you may drive using:

• SOFA License (USFJ Form 4EJ).
• OR a Combination of Active Military ID and State-Side Driver’s License.
• Visitors from China, Brazil, and Indonesia cannot drive in Japan, as these countries are not part of the 1949 Geneva Convention.

Important documents

You must have original hardcopies of all three documents:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the Geneva Convention 1949 (must be issued in your own country by an officially registered authority).
• Passport

Important Notes on IDPs:

• IDPs must be issued by an approved organization in your country (e.g., AAA in the US, CAA in Canada).
• Vienna Convention 1968 IDPs are NOT accepted in Japan.
• The IDP must be in booklet form, not a digital or paper format.
• If you cannot present a hard copy of your IDP on the day of the activity, you cannot participate and will not receive a refund.
• Visitors must obtain the IDP before traveling—you cannot get a valid IDP in Japan.
• It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure they have valid documents. Failure to do so will result in denial of participation without a refund.

Visitors from Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Monaco, Taiwan, and Estonia, you must provide:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• Official Japanese translation of your license, issued by JAF (Japan Automobile Federation)
• Passport

US Military Personnel, you may drive using:

• SOFA License (USFJ Form 4EJ).
• OR a Combination of Active Military ID and State-Side Driver’s License.
• Visitors from China, Brazil, and Indonesia cannot drive in Japan, as these countries are not part of the 1949 Geneva Convention.

What to bring

• Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes suitable for driving.

What’s not allowed

• Alcohol consumption before the tour is strictly prohibited.
• Infants and children under 18 years are not permitted; infant seats are not available, and infants cannot sit on laps.

Accessibility

• This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
• Pregnant travelers are not recommended to participate.

Additional information

• Arrive at least 15 minutes before your booking time for check-in, safety briefing, and go-kart demonstration. A maximum 10-minute grace period is allowed for late arrivals.
• No refunds will be provided for missing documentation or intoxication.
• If your tour is canceled due to bad weather, you will be eligible for a full refund or can reschedule, subject to availability.

Offers both a short city route and an extended bay route, perfect for choosing how much of Tokyo you want to explore.

• 60-min route: Asakusa → Kaminarimon → Ueno → Akihabara → Ueno Park → Tokyo SkyTree
• 120-min route: Tokyo Bay (Rainbow Bridge) → Ginza → Akihabara Electric Town → Asakusa → Kaminarimon → Tokyo Skytree
• Everything you get: Enjoy a go-kart adventure through Tokyo's major hotspots. Includes go-kart and costume rental, professional safety briefing, photos of your ride, all fees, and gas.
• Why choose this: Go from old-town charm to skyline views in a single ride. Whether it’s the buzz of Akihabara or the glow of Skytree, this route packs Tokyo’s contrasts into one unforgettable drive.
• Ticket options: Choose between a quick 60-minute city route through Asakusa and Akihabara or a 120-minute extended ride that adds Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Bay views.

Inclusions #

• 60 or 120-min go-karting tour (as per option selected)

• Rental costume

• Guide/escort for the tour

• All fees & taxes

• Photo opportunities during the tour

You must have original hardcopies of all three documents:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the Geneva Convention 1949 (must be issued in your own country by an officially registered authority).
• Passport

Important Notes on IDPs:

• IDPs must be issued by an approved organization in your country (e.g., AAA in the US, CAA in Canada).
• Vienna Convention 1968 IDPs are NOT accepted in Japan.
• The IDP must be in booklet form, not a digital or paper format.
• If you cannot present a hard copy of your IDP on the day of the activity, you cannot participate and will not receive a refund.
• Visitors must obtain the IDP before traveling—you cannot get a valid IDP in Japan.
• It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure they have valid documents. Failure to do so will result in denial of participation without a refund.

Visitors from Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Monaco, Taiwan, and Estonia, you must provide:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• Official Japanese translation of your license, issued by JAF (Japan Automobile Federation)
• Passport

US Military Personnel, you may drive using:

• SOFA License (USFJ Form 4EJ).
• OR a Combination of Active Military ID and State-Side Driver’s License.
• Visitors from China, Brazil, and Indonesia cannot drive in Japan, as these countries are not part of the 1949 Geneva Convention.

Important documents

You must have original hardcopies of all three documents:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the Geneva Convention 1949 (must be issued in your own country by an officially registered authority).
• Passport

Important Notes on IDPs:

• IDPs must be issued by an approved organization in your country (e.g., AAA in the US, CAA in Canada).
• Vienna Convention 1968 IDPs are NOT accepted in Japan.
• The IDP must be in booklet form, not a digital or paper format.
• If you cannot present a hard copy of your IDP on the day of the activity, you cannot participate and will not receive a refund.
• Visitors must obtain the IDP before traveling—you cannot get a valid IDP in Japan.
• It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure they have valid documents. Failure to do so will result in denial of participation without a refund.

Visitors from Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Monaco, Taiwan, and Estonia, you must provide:

• Driving license from your country of origin (no temporary or paper licenses).
• Official Japanese translation of your license, issued by JAF (Japan Automobile Federation)
• Passport

US Military Personnel, you may drive using:

• SOFA License (USFJ Form 4EJ).
• OR a Combination of Active Military ID and State-Side Driver’s License.
• Visitors from China, Brazil, and Indonesia cannot drive in Japan, as these countries are not part of the 1949 Geneva Convention.

What’s not allowed

• Alcohol consumption before the tour is strictly prohibited.
• Long skirts, high heel shoes, and sandals are not allowed.
• Infants and children under 18 years old are not permitted to participate or sit on laps; infant seats are not available.

Accessibility

• This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
• Pregnant travelers are not recommended to participate.

Additional information

• You will be denied participation without the correct driving documentation, and no form of reimbursement can be provided.
• If your tour is canceled due to bad weather, you will be eligible for a full refund or have the opportunity to reschedule depending on availability.