Tokyo: Shibuya Crossing & Tokyo Tower 105-Min Go-Karting Experience by Monkey Kart
Tokyo: Shibuya Crossing & Tokyo Tower 105-Min Go-Karting Experience by Monkey Kart
Duration: 1.5 hours (approx.)
1.5 hours (approx.)
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Explore Tokyo's vibrant heart with this exciting adventure at Shibuya Crossing and Tokyo Tower, featuring an exhilarating 105-minute Go-Karting experience by Monkey Kart. This activity combines thrilling speed on the tracks with iconic views of one of Japan’s bustling cities. Set in Tokyo, it promises a unique blend of urban exploration and adrenaline-pumping fun.
Explore Tokyo's vibrant heart with this exciting adventure at Shibuya Crossing and Tokyo Tower, featuring an exhilarating 105-minute Go-Karting experience by Monkey Kart. This activity combines thrilling speed on the tracks with iconic views of one of Japan’s bustling cities. Set in Tokyo, it promises a unique blend of urban exploration and adrenaline-pumping fun.
Start your adventure from Tokyo Tower, heading through Roppongi Hills to Shibuya Crossing before exploring Harajuku, Omotesando, and finally Jingu Baseball Stadium in Shinjuku.
During the 105-minute go-kart journey, you'll drive past iconic sites like Tokyo Tower, Roppongi, Shibuya, and Harajuku, capturing Tokyo's lively city energy.
Dress up in a fun costume for an exciting ride through some of Tokyo’s most lively streets as if you're part of the urban landscape.
A guided tour with fuel included ensures your focus is on enjoying stops at key photo spots while using secure lockers to store belongings safely.
Join this journey that combines famous landmarks, chic neighborhoods, and energetic districts into one exhilarating go-karting experience.
Entry to Tokyo: Shibuya Crossing & Tokyo Tower 105-Min Go-Karting Experience by Monkey Kart
Use of rental costume for go-karting in Japan, Tokyo
Access to English-speaking guide throughout the tour
Opportunities for Photo during the tour (based on option selected)
Fuel included
Camcorder
Wireless Audio Device
Person in Charmander costume driving a go-kart on a city street.
Discover Tokyo’s vibrant energy with a 105-minute go-karting tour that includes visits to some of its most famous landmarks and trendy neighborhoods. This adventure takes you through Tokyo Tower, Roppongi Hills, Shibuya Crossing, Harajuku, Omotesando, and Jingu Baseball Stadium in Shinjuku.
As part of this exciting experience, you’ll drive past famous spots like Tokyo Tower and the bustling streets of Shibuya while feeling like a true city rider. Dress up in a fun costume provided by Monkey Kart to enhance your adventure as you cruise through these vibrant districts. An English-speaking guide will accompany you throughout the tour, ensuring an enjoyable ride with plenty of photo opportunities at each stop.
The package includes everything needed for this thrilling experience: 105 minutes on a go-kart, rental costumes, fuel, and secure lockers to store your belongings while enjoying Tokyo’s cityscape. This unique adventure offers not just speed but also the chance to explore stylish neighborhoods and famous landmarks all in one ride.
Woman in a white beanie and yellow hoodie driving a go-kart on a busy Tokyo street.
Woman in yellow onesie on go-kart with arms outstretched on Tokyo street.
Person in Charmander costume driving a go-kart on a city street.
Woman in a white beanie and yellow hoodie driving a go-kart on a busy Tokyo street.
Woman in yellow onesie on go-kart with arms outstretched on Tokyo street.
Man in green and yellow costume driving a go-kart at night in Tokyo with city lights.
Important Documents
All participants must present original hard copies of three key documents:
- A driving license from your country (temporary or paper licenses are not accepted).
- An International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the Geneva Convention 1949, obtained in your home country by an authorized body.
Your passport.
Important Notes on IDPs:
- IDPs must be acquired from a registered organization within your own country (e.g., AAA for US residents, CAA for Canadians).
- The Vienna Convention 1968 IDs are not valid in Japan.
- Your IDP needs to be in booklet form, neither digital nor paper format is acceptable.
- Without a hard copy of your IDP on the day of the activity, participation will be denied and no refund issued.
- IDPs must be obtained prior to travel; they cannot be acquired within Japan.
You are responsible for ensuring you have valid documents. Inadequate documentation results in denial of entry without a refund.
For visitors from Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Monaco, Taiwan, and Estonia:
- A driving license from your country (no temporary or paper licenses).
- An official Japanese translation of your driver's license provided by JAF (Japan Automobile Federation).
Your passport.
US Military Personnel can drive using:
- A SOFA License (USFJ Form 4EJ).
Or a combination of an Active Military ID and State-Side Driver’s License.
Participants from China, Brazil, and Indonesia are unable to drive in Japan due to non-participation in the 1949 Geneva Convention.
What's Not Allowed
- Pets are not permitted on this activity.
- No infants allowed; there are no infant seats available, and they mustn't sit in laps.
Participants should avoid long skirts, high-heeled shoes, or sandals.
Accessibility
- This experience is not suitable for those using wheelchairs or prams/strollers.
Pregnant women and individuals with back problems or heart conditions are advised against participation.
Additional Information
- You must be at least 18 years old to participate in this activity.
Lack of proper driving documentation will result in denied entry, with no reimbursement available.
Group in costumes on go-karts driving through a city street at night.
1949 International Driving Permit required for driving in Japan, check Geneva Convention status.
Man in green and yellow costume driving a go-kart at night in Tokyo with city lights.
Group in costumes on go-karts driving through a city street at night.
1949 International Driving Permit required for driving in Japan, check Geneva Convention status.
Ensure you have original hardcopies of a driving license from your country, an International Driving Permit issued under the Geneva Convention 1949, and your passport before participating in the tour.
To maximize enjoyment on this lively city ride, dress up in one of the provided rental costumes for added fun!
Plan to capture memorable moments by taking advantage of photo opportunities at key spots like Shibuya Crossing during the 105-minute go-karting adventure.
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