



by Street Kart
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.¥22,000This 90-minute guided go-kart tour in Tokyo starts at the Shibuya Annex shop. Participants receive one hour of kart rental and costume rental before driving on public city streets. The route includes crossing Shibuya Crossing multiple times from different angles. The tour continues through Harajuku, known for its pop culture and fashion, then proceeds to the intersection where Harajuku meets Omotesando, an area noted for more mature fashion. The route also covers the backstreets of Omotesando. An experienced guide leads the group in a kart, ensuring safety and taking photos throughout the tour. Photo data is provided to participants after the tour. The tour includes all fees and taxes but excludes optional action camera rental, micro SD cards, gratuities, and full coverage insurance. Participants must carry the correct legal driving documents for Japan, such as an International Driving Permit compliant with the 1949 Geneva Convention or a Japanese translation of their license for certain countries. Physical documents and passports must be carried at all times. The minimum age to participate is 18 years. Flat closed footwear is required, and long, flowy skirts or dresses are not allowed. Participants with hearing or mobility impairments must notify the operator in advance. Group bookings should be made together to ensure joining the same session.
Shibuya Crossing
The tour crosses the world’s busiest pedestrian intersection multiple times from different viewpoints to allow full attention from onlookers and views of the surroundings.
Harajuku Streets
The route passes through Harajuku, an area known for Japanese pop culture and fashion, offering changing street views as the group drives.
Harajuku and Omotesando Intersection
The tour drives through the intersection where the youthful fashion of Harajuku meets the more mature style of Omotesando, including the backstreets of Omotesando.
Use Hachiko Exit at Shibuya Station. Walk towards Shibuya 109 bldg. from Shibuya Crossing. Walk uphill on Dougen-Zaka street (left side of Shibuya 109). Turn right at the 3rd traffic light with 7Eleven on the corner. Turn left on the second street before Club Asia. Shop is 80m on the right.
End point
Use Hachiko Exit at Shibuya Station. Walk towards Shibuya 109 bldg. from Shibuya Crossing. Walk uphill on Dougen-Zaka street (left side of Shibuya 109). Turn right at the 3rd traffic light with 7Eleven on the corner. Turn left on the second street before Club Asia. Shop is 80m on the right.




by Street Kart
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.¥22,000This 90-minute guided go-kart tour in Tokyo starts at the Shibuya Annex shop. Participants receive one hour of kart rental and costume rental before driving on public city streets. The route includes crossing Shibuya Crossing multiple times from different angles. The tour continues through Harajuku, known for its pop culture and fashion, then proceeds to the intersection where Harajuku meets Omotesando, an area noted for more mature fashion. The route also covers the backstreets of Omotesando. An experienced guide leads the group in a kart, ensuring safety and taking photos throughout the tour. Photo data is provided to participants after the tour. The tour includes all fees and taxes but excludes optional action camera rental, micro SD cards, gratuities, and full coverage insurance. Participants must carry the correct legal driving documents for Japan, such as an International Driving Permit compliant with the 1949 Geneva Convention or a Japanese translation of their license for certain countries. Physical documents and passports must be carried at all times. The minimum age to participate is 18 years. Flat closed footwear is required, and long, flowy skirts or dresses are not allowed. Participants with hearing or mobility impairments must notify the operator in advance. Group bookings should be made together to ensure joining the same session.
Shibuya Crossing
The tour crosses the world’s busiest pedestrian intersection multiple times from different viewpoints to allow full attention from onlookers and views of the surroundings.
Harajuku Streets
The route passes through Harajuku, an area known for Japanese pop culture and fashion, offering changing street views as the group drives.
Harajuku and Omotesando Intersection
The tour drives through the intersection where the youthful fashion of Harajuku meets the more mature style of Omotesando, including the backstreets of Omotesando.
Use Hachiko Exit at Shibuya Station. Walk towards Shibuya 109 bldg. from Shibuya Crossing. Walk uphill on Dougen-Zaka street (left side of Shibuya 109). Turn right at the 3rd traffic light with 7Eleven on the corner. Turn left on the second street before Club Asia. Shop is 80m on the right.
End point
Use Hachiko Exit at Shibuya Station. Walk towards Shibuya 109 bldg. from Shibuya Crossing. Walk uphill on Dougen-Zaka street (left side of Shibuya 109). Turn right at the 3rd traffic light with 7Eleven on the corner. Turn left on the second street before Club Asia. Shop is 80m on the right.