Guided Tokyo Go-Kart Tour: Tokyo Tower to Shibuya Crossing

We stand out because our go-karts are uniquely designed with custom wraps and LED lighting, giving them a stylish and eye-catching look. Our international tour guides come from multiple countries, allowing guests to communicate comfortably in their own language. We are proud to be an award-winning company recognized by THA as a “Unique Experience Tour.” Most importantly, our carefully planned route covers the best and most iconic locations in Tokyo, ensuring a truly unforgettable experience. To enhance the experience, optional costumes are available, adding fun and personality to your adventure. Throughout the tour, your guide—trained in photography—will capture high-quality photos at key locations, so you can focus on enjoying the ride without worrying about taking pictures. At the end of the tour, all photos are shared with you via AirDrop or email. This go-kart experience perfectly combines adventure, sightseeing, and fun for both first-time and returning visitors.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Know Before You Go

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• All drivers are required to get a hardcopy paper booklet of your 1949 Geneva Convention International Driving Permit (IDP) issued by the Official agency in your country. (AAA, AA, CAA, ATCUAE, et al.)
• For driving licenses issued from France, Switzerland, Taiwan, Germany, Monaco, and Belgium, you need a JAPANESE TRANSLATION of your local license. You can obtain the physical copy from JAF office (Japan Automobile Federation).
• 1968 Vienna Convention, IDA, IAA or any other permits acquired online are NOT RECOGNIZED by Japan.
• Online copy or any digital copy of your permits are NOT valid.
• Driving permits from Indonesia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, Kuwait, Qatar, and some countries are NOT ALLOWED to drive in Japan, please check if your country issues the 1949 Geneva Convention Permits.
• Please obtain your permits before leaving your country.