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GINZA: Go Kart Experience with NEO GINZA Day Tours
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Highlights
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Engaging hosts (two guides)
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An array of costumes to choose from
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Exploring Tokyo iconic landmarks on a scenic drive
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What's included
- 60 minutes Go Kart experienceCostumeEnglish-speaking staffInsuranceJapanese-speaking staffPhoto shooting service
Not included
- Go Pro rental, SD card
- Other personal expenses
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Ticket types
- ADULT
About GINZA: Go Kart Experience with NEO GINZA Day Tours
Zip through the bustling streets of Tokyo in a street-legal go-kart while dressed in your favourite cosplay outfit with the GINZA Go Kart Experience. Led by engaging bilingual guides, this thrilling 60-minute drive lets you explore iconic landmarks like Tokyo Tower and Shibuya Crossing from a completely unique perspective. It is the ultimate adrenaline-fueled sightseeing tour that guarantees unforgettable memories and fantastic photo opportunities.
Local Legends & Stories
Tokyo's vibrant Akihabara and cosplay culture heavily influences the city's modern pop-culture identity, making dressing up in character costumes a celebrated and joyful way to explore the metropolis. Driving through the historic Ginza district, once a silver coin minting area in the Edo period, contrasts beautifully with the futuristic go-karts, blending centuries of history with modern innovation.
Must Do Experiences
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Dress up in a wide array of fun and quirky costumes before hitting the road
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Drive past world-famous landmarks like Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Shibuya Crossing
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Enjoy a professional photo shooting service provided by your engaging guides to capture the best moments
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Experience the thrill of navigating Tokyo's vibrant streets in a street-legal go-kart
Hidden Gems
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Ask your guides to take you through the neon-lit backstreets of Shimbashi and Toranomon for a more localized, less crowded driving experience
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Request a quick stop near the Tokyo Tower base at night for a spectacular upward-angle photo that most standard tours miss
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Choose a lesser-known character costume from the back of the wardrobe to stand out in your group photos and avoid the most common superhero outfits
What Makes it Special
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Dual-guide system ensures one person leads the convoy safely while the other captures professional-grade photos and videos of your ride
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Fully inclusive package covers your international driving permit assistance, insurance, costume rental, and the kart itself with no hidden fees
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Customizable scenic routes allow you to experience both the dazzling neon nightscapes and the clear, iconic daytime views of Tokyo
Available Facilities
Perfect Timing
When to visit for the best experience
The late afternoon to evening slots are highly recommended, allowing you to see the city transition from sunset to its spectacular neon-lit nightscape. Spring and Autumn offer the most comfortable driving weather, avoiding the sweltering summer heat and heavy rainy season downpours. Weekday evenings generally feature lighter traffic around the Ginza and Shibuya areas compared to busy weekend nights.
Photography Guide
Capture the perfect shots
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Utilize the built-in mounts on the karts to record a first-person perspective of your drive through the neon streets
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Ask your guide to capture a low-angle shot of your kart with Tokyo Tower illuminated in the background during the evening tour
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Wear brightly coloured or highly contrasting costumes to ensure you stand out against the busy, vibrant backdrops of Tokyo's intersections
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions
While cosplay and dressing up are widely accepted in Tokyo's pop-culture hubs, remember to be respectful and avoid overly revealing costumes when driving through more conservative or residential neighbourhoods. Japanese traffic laws are strictly enforced, so always follow the guide's lead, obey traffic signals, and never use your mobile phone while driving the kart. Tipping is not customary in Japan, so a simple and polite thank you to your guides at the end of the tour is the best way to show appreciation.
Special Events & Experiences
Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights
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Book during the winter illumination season from November to February to drive through spectacular light displays around Roppongi and Ginza
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Experience the cherry blossom season in late March to early April for a unique daytime drive past parks and rivers lined with blooming sakura trees
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Halloween in late October is a massively popular time for this tour, offering an incredible atmosphere with hundreds of cosplayers taking to the streets of Shibuya
Important Guidelines & Safety
Essential safety information and guidelines
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Always keep a safe following distance from the kart in front of you and strictly follow the lead guide's hand signals and route
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Ensure your seatbelt is securely fastened at all times and keep both hands on the steering wheel while the vehicle is in motion
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Do not consume any alcohol before the tour, as Japan has a strict zero-tolerance policy for drinking and driving
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
The tour is priced per driver and includes the 60-minute kart rental, costume, insurance, and photo services with no hidden surcharges. Passengers are generally not permitted in the karts due to safety regulations, and there are no child or senior discounts as all drivers must meet the strict licensing and age requirements.
Visit Duration
Plan for a total visit duration of about 90 minutes to 2 hours, which accounts for the 60-minute drive, costume selection, and the safety briefing. If you are short on time, opt for a pre-selected costume online if available and arrive exactly 30 minutes early to streamline the preparation process.
Accessibility
This experience requires full physical mobility to operate the go-kart's pedals and steering wheel, making it unsuitable for wheelchair users or those with severe physical limitations. The meeting point facility has step-free access and accessible restrooms for guests accompanying the drivers.
Highlights
GINZA: Go Kart Experience with NEO GINZA Day Tou...
- Engaging hosts (two guides)
- An array of costumes to choose from
- Exploring Tokyo iconic landmarks on a scenic drive
Opening hours
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Important Information
Opening Hours
Open from 9:00am-11:00pm
What's Included
- 60 minutes Go Kart experienceCostumeEnglish-speaking staffInsuranceJapanese-speaking staffPhoto shooting service
Not Included
- Go Pro rental, SD card
- Other personal expenses
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
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ALL Participants will need to obtain special documents to drive in Japan.
For most countries, an International Driving Permit (IDP) issued in the booklet format compliant to the 1949 Geneva Convention is required. Valid IDP's can only be issued by the same country that issued your domestic license and CANNOT be obtained online while traveling.
Driver's licenses issued in Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, Belgium, or Monaco will need to obtain a Japanese translation of their license from the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF), NOT an International Driving Permit.
Drivers' licenses issued by countries NOT covered by the 1949 Geneva Convention (such as China, Indonesia, Mexico, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, etc.) are not permitted to drive in Japan
Participants must carry their physical International Driving Permit (or for exceptional countries listed above that requires a Japanese translation: the physical domestic license + official translation) and physical passport
Items recommended to bring:
International driver's license
Passport or ID card
Not allowed items:
Alcohol and drugs
Cellphones
High-heeled shoes
Slippers
Not suitable for:
Drivers under 18 years
People without driver's license
Good to know:
ALL Participants will need to obtain special documents to drive in Japan.
Driver's licenses issued in Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, Belgium, or Monaco will need to obtain a Japanese translation of their license from the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF), NOT an International Driving Permit.
Drivers' licenses issued by countries NOT covered by the 1949 Geneva Convention (such as China, Indonesia, Mexico, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, etc.) are not permitted to drive in Japan
For most countries, an International Driving Permit (IDP) issued in the booklet format compliant to the 1949 Geneva Convention is required. Valid IDP's can only be issued by the same country that issued your domestic license and CANNOT be obtained online while traveling.
Participants must carry their physical International Driving Permit (or for exceptional countries listed above that requires a Japanese translation: the physical domestic license + official translation) and physical passport
Location
4 Chome-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011, Japan
Frequently Asked Questions
About GINZA: Go Kart Experience with NEO GINZA Day Tours
Tokyo Tower is a communications and observation tower located in the city's Minato ward. Frequently appearing in film and television, it is an icon on the Tokyo skyline. Two observation decks afford visitors the chance to snap breathtaking pictures, while the tower’s lower levels host a number of restaurants, shops, and museums. Completed in 1958, Tokyo Tower’s lattice design was closely inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris. When lit up after dark, Tokyo Tower makes for an impressive background in any photo.


△ The 150m-height Main Deck, where you can get a sense of Tokyo's cityscape in all three dimensions.

△ Plus, the 250m-height Top Deck, with a perfect bird's-eye view of the whole of Tokyo.
Ensure your seatbelt is securely fastened at all times and keep both hands on the steering wheel while the vehicle is in motion
Do not consume any alcohol before the tour, as Japan has a strict zero-tolerance policy for drinking and driving
Ask your guide to capture a low-angle shot of your kart with Tokyo Tower illuminated in the background during the evening tour
Wear brightly coloured or highly contrasting costumes to ensure you stand out against the busy, vibrant backdrops of Tokyo's intersections
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