REC · LIVE FROM TOKYO

Drive Tokyo.
Like nothing else.

Japan's signature street go-kart through Skytree, Akihabara & Senso-ji.

60 min ¥11,200 18+
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Available karts

09+

Riders served

1,000+

Crew on the ground

15+

Years in Asakusa

03+

— TOKYO SKYTREE— AKIHABARA— ASAKUSA · SENSO-JI — STREET LEGAL— COSPLAY READY— SINCE 2022 — TOKYO SKYTREE— AKIHABARA— ASAKUSA · SENSO-JI — STREET LEGAL— COSPLAY READY— SINCE 2022
01 — Reserve your seat

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sixty seconds.

Secure your Tokyo go-kart through our official partners. Instant confirmation, mobile e-ticket, same kart, same crew, same thrill.

  • Instant e-voucher · mobile ticket
  • 60-min Skytree · Akihabara · Asakusa loop
  • Costumes, GoPro & photos included
  • Lead-driver escort & safety briefing
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About YAH KART
FIG. 01 — On-street, Asakusa ↗ YAH KART
02 — About us

A street ride
unlike any other.

A distinctive street go-kart rental in Japan, offering a memorable experience for travelers from every corner of the world. Many shops exist — what sets us apart is the unmistakable look of our karts: visually striking, ridiculously fun, packed with personality.

We focus on a striking, exciting drive with optional accessories to personalize your run. Safety and customer satisfaction come first, so the adventure stays smooth and unforgettable.

Safety first

Helmets, briefings & lead-driver escort on every tour.

Photo-ready

Costumes & free GoPro shots of your Tokyo run.

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03 — Driving requirements

Before you
ride.

Foreigners driving in Japan must meet specific licensing rules. Confirm yours below — it takes 30 seconds and saves disappointment on the day.

International Driving Permit example
FIG. 02 — International Driving Permit ↗ Booklet · 1949 Geneva
Domestic license example
FIG. 03 — Home-country domestic license ↗ Original · physical

— Tier 01 / Most countries

General license requirement

Eligible for participants from countries that signed the 1949 Geneva Convention.

You must present both of the following on the day of the tour:

  1. [01]

    A valid International Driving Permit (IDP)

    Booklet format, Class A to E. Must be issued by a government-authorized association in your home country (e.g. AAA, CAA, AA).

  2. [02]

    A physical copy of your domestic driving license

    The original document of your home-country license must accompany the IDP.

Only the original booklet-style IDP is accepted. Printed copies, photos and digital versions are not valid.

Age & safety

All drivers must be 18 years or older on the day of the tour. Every rider attends a short safety briefing and helmet fitting before departure.

Why we check

Our karts are street-legal in Japan. Police checks happen, and only riders with the correct documents can join. We verify everyone at sign-in to keep the ride safe.

— Tier 02 / Special case

Countries that do not issue IDP

Present your original domestic license with an official Japanese translation issued by an authorized body (e.g. JAF — Japan Automobile Federation).

An IDP is not accepted from these countries.

  • SwitzerlandCH
  • GermanyDE
  • FranceFR
  • TaiwanTW
  • BelgiumBE
  • MonacoMC
  • EstoniaEE

— Tier 03 / Not eligible

Licenses not recognized in Japan

Driving licenses and IDPs from countries not covered by the 1949 Geneva Convention are not permitted to drive in Japan.

Not sure where you stand? Email us your license details before booking — we'll confirm.

Check with us first
  • ChinaCN
  • IndonesiaID
  • MexicoMX
  • PakistanPK
  • QatarQA
  • Saudi ArabiaSA
  • BrazilBR
04 — Tour plans

YAH KART
Tokyo Tour.

Three icons, one unforgettable ride. The signature loop covers the must-see Tokyo landmarks at street-level speed.

Yah Kart Asakusa Tour

— Featured plan

Yah Kart Asakusa

Tokyo Skytree · Akihabara · Senso-ji Temple — the full signature loop.

Duration
60 min
Price
¥11,200 / person
Meet at
Asakusa
  1. [01]
    Tokyo Skytree — start at the world's tallest self-supporting tower with panoramic skyline views.
  2. [02]
    Akihabara — cruise through the colorful neon haven for anime & electronics fans.
  3. [03]
    Asakusa Thunder Gate (Senso-ji) — finish at Tokyo's oldest, most symbolic temple.
Book this tour Yah Kart Asakusa
Tokyo Skytree

— STOP 01

N 35.7100°

Tokyo Skytree

The world's tallest self-supporting tower. From your kart's viewpoint, drink in the panoramic Tokyo skyline and the city's electric bustle.

Akihabara

— STOP 02

E 139.7732°

Akihabara

Roll into the dynamic anime & electronics capital. Glow under colorful neon and feel the unmistakable creativity of Tokyo's tech-pop heart.

Senso-ji

— STOP 03

N 35.7148°

Senso-ji · Kaminarimon

Finish at Tokyo's oldest temple. Cruise past the giant red lantern of the Thunder Gate and feel centuries of Japanese tradition wash over you.

— Statement

It's not
a ride.
It's a statement.

YAH KART neon emblem

Hop in. Wave at the city. Become the photo that lands at the top of every traveler's Tokyo album.

05 — Customer reviews

Real riders.
Real thrills.

Real experience sharing from our customers driving the streets of Tokyo with YAH KART.

The thrill of Japanese street racing all day long

— Customer reviews · Aug 2025

“The thrill of Japanese street racing — all day long.”

Customers from Africa experienced Japanese street karting and enjoyed the excitement of the whole day with YAH KART.

5.0 / 5.0 — verified
06 — FAQ

Questions,
answered.

The most common things our riders ask before booking. Still curious? Reach out anytime — we love a good chat.

FAQ
Email us Call us
What documents do I need to drive a go-kart? +

All participants need an International Driving Permit issued in the format of the 1949 Geneva Convention from a government-authorized association.

Drivers with licenses issued in Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, Belgium or Monaco must instead obtain a Japanese translation of their license from the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF).

Licenses from countries not covered by the 1949 Geneva Convention (e.g. China, Indonesia, Mexico, Qatar, Saudi Arabia) are not permitted to drive in Japan.

What is the minimum age to rent a kart? +

You must be 18 or over to rent a kart from us.

How do I book a kart for rental? +

Booking a Kart for rental is simple. You can either book online through our official Klook or Rezio pages above, or contact our customer service team who will assist you with the booking process. Please provide us with the dates of your rental, the type of vehicle you prefer, and any other special requests.

What should I do if I have an accident with the rented kart? +

If your rental vehicle is involved in an accident, to ensure the safety of all passengers, please contact our customer service team who will report the incident and provide the necessary details. We will guide you through the alarm process and ensure your vehicle is repaired promptly.

07 — Get in touch

Talk to
our crew.

— Host

SI SENYU

Yah Kart Asakusa

+81 080-3699-1004

— Email

Drop us a line

yahkart.si@yahcars.com

Send a message

— Visit

Yah Kart Asakusa

Tokyo, Japan

Sun – Fri · 12:00 – 21:00

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08 — Legal notice

Specified Commercial Transactions Act

Notation based on the Specified Commercial Transactions Law of Japan.

Company name
YAHCARS
Business name
YAHCARS
Representative
SI SENYU
Phone
+81 080-3699-1004
Email
yahkart.si@yahcars.com
Address
Yah Kart Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
Business hours
Sun – Fri · 12:00 – 21:00

Caution — Driving in Japan

  1. [01]Foreigners driving in Japan must possess a hardcopy of an International Driving Permit (IDP) issued by an authorized organization in their home country (such as AAA, CAA, or AA) along with a valid driving license from their home country. Only with these documents can they legally drive in Tokyo and other parts of Japan.
  2. [02]Drivers from countries like Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, Belgium, Monaco, and Estonia can drive in Japan using their national license along with an official Japanese translation issued by an authorized organization.
  3. [03]International driving permits from certain countries, such as Mexico, Indonesia, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Brazil, are not recognized in Japan. The IDP must be issued under the 1949 Geneva Convention in order to legally drive in Japan.

— Final call

Ready to ride
Tokyo?

Slots fill up fast on weekends and holidays. Lock in your seat and we'll see you at the start line.

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