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GetYourGuide lists 25 go-kart tours in Tokyo: 24 on the street and one racing day on a circuit in Chiba. Most street tours last about an hour and cost ¥9,000–¥18,500 with reviews on 15 October 2026. Fifteen have 100+ reviews and their own review page here.
Updated 29 Sep 2026 · Prices checked 29 Sep 2026 · Compare all 25 tours →
The most-reviewed kart tour in Tokyo, with ten start times on our check date.
Choose 45, 60 or 90 minutes from the shop in Togoshi.
3 options ¥10,000–18,000 · 45 minutes to 1 hour to 1.5 hours
Asakusa, the Skytree and Akihabara in 70 minutes — the calmer route.
Tokyo Tower, Roppongi, Omotesando and the crossing in 75–105 minutes, with a printed photo.
The cheapest hour with reviews, through Shibuya and Shinjuku.
2 options ¥9,000–13,500 · 1 hour
Two routes on one listing: Akihabara and the Skytree for ¥10,000, or Tokyo Bay and Ginza for ¥16,000.
2 options ¥10,000–16,000 · 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours
Harajuku, Omotesando and Yoyogi Park before the crossing, with a printed photo in the price.
Electric karts in a happi coat; 30, 60 or 90 minutes — the only tour with a 30-minute option.
3 options ¥12,000–28,000 · 30 minutes to 1 hour to 90 minutes
From a Shinjuku shop to the crossing and back in an hour; the operator insists on a book-type IDP.
Tokyo Tower and the crossing in 90 minutes: morning ¥12,000, daytime ¥14,000, the evening slot ¥26,000.
3 options ¥12,000–26,000 · 90 minutes to 1.5 hours
Harajuku to the crossing in 75 minutes, with a printed photo and a camera mount.
The longest listing in the Shibuya area, 2–3 hours, with costumes and a jacket in colder months.
A Shibuya-only loop that crosses the Scramble two or three times; listed as 30 minutes, sold as one hour.
Street Kart’s Akihabara shop: Tokyo Station, Marunouchi and Ginza in an hour.
Two hours on the Street Kart flagship route — the only listing that advertises crossing Rainbow Bridge.
Ginza and Tokyo Tower in an hour, with cooling gear on hot days.
Formula-style electric karts behind a guide car, with a stop at a car-culture store.
Street Kart’s second Shibuya shop — the same route, ¥18,500 on our check date.
90 minutes of uptown landmarks with radio storytelling.
70 minutes around Asakusa and the old town with radio storytelling; an evening option at the same price.
2 options ¥14,000–14,000 · 70 minutes
90 minutes of bay views with live guide commentary over two-way radio.
Tokyo Tower to Shibuya; the one night start costs ¥26,000 against ¥16,000 by day.
2 options ¥16,000–26,000 · 1 hour
Akihabara with a local guide; 1 or 2 hours, costumes not included, non-refundable.
The lowest “from” price in the catalogue; karaoke and cafe cost extra.
Source: GetYourGuide snapshot · 29 Sep 2026 · prices from, Adult ×1
Zone decides most of the choice: Shibuya has 12 of the 25 listings, Tokyo Bay and Tokyo Tower have 4 each, Asakusa and Akihabara have 2 each, and one racing day runs on a circuit outside the city. Pick the view first; length and price mostly follow from it.
Most street listings last about an hour. The longest listings are the 2–3-hour Shibuya and Shinjuku tour (from ¥21,000), the 2.5-hour Tokyo Bay and Ginza option of East Tokyo (¥16,000) and the 2-hour Tokyo Bay flagship (¥16,500).
The best all-round pick is Tokyo: Street Kart Experience in Shibuya, with ★4.9 from 1,904 reviews and ¥18,500 on 15 October 2026. The right answer changes with what you want from the hour, so here is one pick per need, each with the number that earns it.
Two picks deserve a warning. The ¥9,000 price had a single spot left on our check date, and the tour's other option cost ¥13,500. The night pick is on a Tokyo Tower route, where the evening start cost more than twice the morning one.
Compare the two most-reviewed zones side by side before you pick.
Shibuya vs Tokyo BayEvery street listing follows the same format: a Tokyo kart tour on public roads, driven by you, in a convoy behind a guide. What changes between shops is the route, the length, the price and the small print. What stays the same is below.
Costumes are part of the format on most listings; one electric Shibuya tour hands out a happi coat and makes character costumes optional. Guides take photos at the stops on most tours, and several shops rent an action camera for an extra fee.
Check which permit your license needs before you choose a tour.
Check your licenseThe newest listing is the Shibuya and Harajuku tour whose title mentions karaoke: no reviews on 29 September 2026, and 50% off for bookings through 15 October, which explains its ¥7,000 price; the karaoke and cafe cost extra. The electric happi-coat tour in Shibuya also advertises an introductory price. We re-check every quarter.
GetYourGuide listed 25 go-kart products in Tokyo on 29 September 2026: 24 street tours, two of them electric, and one racing day at a circuit in Chiba. Twelve are in Shibuya, four each at Tokyo Bay and Tokyo Tower, two each in Asakusa and Akihabara.
The lowest price is ¥7,000 (≈$45) for the new Shibuya and Harajuku tour, which has no reviews yet; the karaoke in its title costs extra. The cheapest hour with reviews is Shibuya and Shinjuku Streets at ¥9,000, but on 15 October only one spot was left at that price; the next option cost ¥13,500.
Tokyo: Street Kart Experience in Shibuya has the most, 1,904 reviews at ★4.9 on 29 September 2026. Next come Shibuya Kart's premium tour with 946 (★4.6) and the Asakusa, Skytree and Akihabara tour with 783 (★4.7). Fifteen of the 25 listings have at least 100 reviews.
The “from” price is the cheapest option across all dates, so your date can cost more. On 6 of the 24 street listings the price for one adult on 15 October 2026 was above the “from”. The largest gap was the Shibuya Annex shop: from ¥14,500, but ¥18,500 that day.
Most listings allow free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start. Three Street Kart listings — Shibuya, Akihabara and Tokyo Bay — allow it up to 7 days before instead. The Akihabara local-guide tour is non-refundable. Most listings state that arriving without valid documents means no drive and no refund.
Not on the street — street listings are for drivers 18 and over, except one Shibuya–Shinjuku tour that says 17+, and none sells a passenger seat. The only option is the racing day at New Tokyo Circuit in Chiba: a junior kart for ages 6–12 (¥40,000 on 15 October 2026) and an adult kart from age 13, no license required.
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