Go Kart Experience in Asakusa (60 min)

Explore Tokyo's vibrant streets on a 60-minute go-kart tour, offering a thrilling way to see the city's highlights. You'll drive through well-known areas like Asakusa, famous for its historic Senso-ji Temple, and Akihabara, the hub of electronics and anime culture. The route also includes the lush Ueno Park and the towering Tokyo SkyTree, one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. Additionally, you'll pass by Kappabashi Kitchen Tools Street, renowned for its array of specialized kitchenware shops.

Safety is our top priority, so each tour begins with a comprehensive briefing and demonstration to ensure you're ready for the adventure. We may adjust the route daily to provide the best experience, taking into account traffic and other conditions. This tour offers an exhilarating and unique perspective of Tokyo, blending sightseeing with the excitement of driving a go-kart.

Tour Highlights

• Drive through Asakusa, Akihabara, and Ueno Park

• View Tokyo SkyTree up close

• Explore Kappabashi Kitchen Tools Street

• Safety briefing and demonstration included

• Unique go-kart experience on Tokyo's streets

What's Covered?

• Go-kart rental

• All fees and taxes

• Gas fees

• Costumes

• Photos

What's Extra?

• Food and drinks

• Transportation to the meeting point

• Personal expenses

Important Information

To participate in our tour, you must have the correct driving documentation for Japan. Here's what you need to bring:

1. Required Documents for All Participants:

• A valid driving license from your home country.

• An international driving permit (IDP) issued under the Geneva Convention 1949, obtained from your home country.

• Your passport.

2. Specific Requirements for Certain Countries:

For participants from Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, Belgium, Estonia, or Monaco:

• An original driving license.

• An official Japanese translation of the license, which can be obtained through the Japanese Automobile Federation (JAF).

• Your passport.

3. Requirements for US Military Personnel:

• SOFA License or a combination of an active military ID and a state-issued driver's license.

Important Notices About Driving Licenses:

• International driving permits must be issued by the authorized agency in your country, such as AAA in the USA, CAA in Canada, or AA/RAC in the UK.

• IDPs issued under the Vienna Convention 1968 are not valid in Japan.

• A physical copy of your IDP is required; digital copies are not accepted.

• The IDP should be in booklet form, not a paper form.

• It's the participant's responsibility to ensure they have the correct and valid documents. Failure to present these will result in being unable to join the tour, without the possibility of a refund. Contact us if you're unsure about your documents.

For more details on the required documents, please visit our Valid Driver’s License in Japan page.

Additional Information

• Arrival: Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time for check-in, a safety briefing, and a go-kart demonstration. We can wait up to 10 minutes after your booking time, but this may reduce your driving time.

• Alcohol Policy: Consumption of alcohol before the tour is strictly prohibited. We reserve the right to exclude anyone suspected of intoxication without refund.

• Clothing: Avoid wearing long skirts, high heels, or sandals.

• Accessibility: The tour is not wheelchair accessible.

• Safety Restrictions: Infants cannot sit on laps, and there are no infant seats available. The tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers or individuals with heart conditions.

Cancellation Policy:

• Full refund for cancellations made up to 24 hours before the tour start time.

• No refund for cancellations within 24 hours of the tour start time or for forgetting to bring necessary documentation.

• Full refund or rescheduling if the tour is canceled due to bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances.

Meeting Point:

JAPANKART SkyTree Branch

Mukojima 1 Chome−25−2, 131-0033 Sumida City

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