🏁 7 routes
Tokyo Street Go-Kart Tours
Tokyo has more street go-kart routes than anywhere else in Japan. Most loop for about an hour from a shop in one district — Akihabara, Asakusa, Shibuya or Shinjuku. Longer 90- and 120-minute routes link several, such as Shibuya with Tokyo Tower, or cross toward the bay.
Pick the area first, then the time of day: evening routes show the neon of Shibuya and Shinjuku, while daytime is easier for photos around Asakusa and the Imperial Palace.
Fixed prices per person. Each route can be booked as go-kart only or as a day by private car + go-kart.
Pick an area in Tokyo
Things to do along the Tokyo routes
Routes at a glance
Tokyo Asakusa & Skytree Street Go‑Kart Tour
- START
- Tokyo Skytree
- Senso-ji & Kaminarimon
- Kappabashi
- +3
- FINISH 🏁
Tokyo Akihabara Street Go‑Kart Tour
- START
- Akihabara
- Tokyo Station
- Ginza
- FINISH 🏁
Tokyo City Highlights Street Go‑Kart Tour
- START
- Katsushika
- Senso-ji
- Ueno Park
- +5
- FINISH 🏁
Tokyo Shibuya Street Go‑Kart Tour
- START
- Shibuya
- Shibuya Scramble Crossing
- Harajuku
- +1
- FINISH 🏁
Tokyo Shinjuku & Shibuya Street Go‑Kart Tour
- START
- Shinjuku
- Shinjuku Gyoen
- Omotesando & Harajuku
- +5
- FINISH 🏁
Tokyo Tower & Shibuya Street Go‑Kart Tour
- START
- Tokyo Tower
- Roppongi
- Japan National Stadium
- +2
- FINISH 🏁
Tokyo Bay Street Go‑Kart Tour
- START
- Shinkiba
- Rainbow Bridge
- Tokyo Tower
- FINISH 🏁
Frequently asked questions
Which Tokyo route suits a first go-kart ride?
The one-hour loops around Shibuya or Asakusa and Skytree are the shortest, with fewer long straight roads than the two-hour city and bay routes.
Where do Tokyo go-kart tours start?
Each route starts from the operator's shop in or near its district. The exact address is sent with your confirmation.
Can I drive over Rainbow Bridge?
Some bay routes cross Rainbow Bridge on the ordinary road; karts never use expressways. Check the route highlights before you choose.