Go-Karting Tokyo Tickets

2-hour route details: Imperial Palace – Shibuya Scramble Crossing – Roppongi – Tokyo Tower – Tokyo Station.

1.5-hour route details: Shibuya Scramble Crossing – Harajuku – Omotesando – Kabukicho

From Tokyo Tower to Shibuya Crossing, this route showcases some of West Tokyo’s most famous sights in just two hours.

You’ll have a guide leading the way and another car behind, so navigating Tokyo’s streets feels effortless.

Choose a costume to wear and make your ride even more memorable—don’t forget to snap photos at every stop.

The karts are designed for safety and comfort, letting you focus on enjoying the ride.

Fun fact: The busiest intersection in the world, Shibuya Crossing, sees over 3,000 people cross it at once — now imagine cruising through it in a go-kart!

2-hour route details: Toyosu Area – Ginza – Nihombashi Station – Akihabara – Ueno – Asakusa – Tokyo Skytree.

1-hour route details: Ryogoku – Akihabara – Ueno – Asakusa – Tokyo Skytree)

Safety first: Get a full briefing, easy-to-follow instructions, and free winter gear if you're riding in the colder months.

Hop into a custom go-kart and ride through East Tokyo, from Ginza’s luxury stores to Akihabara’s tech hub and the historic charm of Asakusa—all in up to two hours.

Pick a costume that fits your vibe — superhero, mascot, or something quirky — and make your ride even more fun.

Guides lead the way in a support vehicle, ensuring a smooth and safe drive, while snapping action shots of you on the road.

1-hour Go-Kart route details: Akihabara–Tokyo Station–Ginza

2-hour Go-Kart route details: Akihabara–Shibuya Crossing–Imperial Palace

Drive through the streets of Akihabara in a go-kart, sporting your chosen anime or video game character costume.

Feel the thrill at 40km/h, all in a safe custom-made kart led by an expert.

Marvel at the juxtaposition of history and modernity as you drive past Tokyo Station's red brick walls and the luxurious lanes of Ginza.

Revel in the otaku mecca, Akihabara, amidst anime shops, high-tech hubs, and buzzing manga spots — truly, a fan's paradise.

Route details: Asakusa–Kaminarimon–Tokyo Skytree.

Go-kart through the bustling streets of Tokyo on this unique guided tour complete with top safety guidelines.

Get the chance to don superhero costumes of your preference and get to know the city with an English-speaking guide.

Asakusa is a historically rich district known for its charm and iconic sites. Soak up the sights as you play some music and pedal fast.

Catch sight of the Tokyo Skytree, soaring 634 meters high, during your tour amongst other well-known spots.

Fun Fact: In 1956, Art Ingels created the first-ever go-kart. He built the vehicle with a lawn mower engine and a basic frame.

Route details: Tsutenkaku–Shinsekai–Abeno Harukas–Osaka Castle–Midosuji–America-Mura–Namba Station 

Get behind the wheel of a custom-made street go-kart dressed up in a costume of your choice. 

Your tour complies with the highest safety standards so just focus on having fun with an expert guide fluent in English and Japanese. 

Pass by the Tsutenkaku Tower in the downtown area famous for Janjan Yokocho Alley, and a giant blowfish lantern sign.

Strike a pose at Osaka Castle while your guide snaps the perfect shot—because this architectural stunner deserves a spot on your feed.