Drive through Naha, Okinawa in cosplay — from Kokusai Dori to the airport coast and Senagajima.
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Suit up and hit the streets. Explore Okinawa in your favourite cosplay — cruise past Kokusai Dori, along the airport coast, over to Senaga Island and through a hidden underground tunnel, with a guide leading the way.
Both Tours run Kokusai Dori and the airport coast. The 90 adds the bridge over to Senagajima.
Drive. Explore. Make memories.
Naha’s main street, and the part of the route people film. Both Tours run it, and it is the reason strangers wave at you.
The fast, open part of the route, and the one nobody expects to enjoy as much as they do. You pass the runway; you do not go into the airport.
The half hour the 60-minute Tour does not have. Sea on both sides of the bridge, cafés on a hillside, and aircraft close enough to read.
Japan only accepts licences and permits from certain countries — pick yours below and we will tell you exactly what to bring.
Can’t find your country?
We’re happy to help you figure out what you need.
You can drive
Bring these documents
Apply for the permit in before you fly — they are not sold in Japan, and we cannot issue one for you.
Important: Make sure the permit says 1949. A 1968 Vienna Convention permit will not work, whatever else is on it.
Alternative
Stationed here with the US forces? A SOFA licence is enough on its own — no permit, no translation.
You can drive
Bring these documents
Six countries do not issue permits Japan accepts, and is one of them. Instead you bring a Japanese translation of your licence, made by JAF — the Japan Automobile Federation. Order it from them before you travel.
Important: Make sure the translation is from JAF. A translation you arranged yourself is not accepted.
You can drive
Bring these documents
A full Japanese licence in your own name is all you need. No permit, no translation.
Important: A learner permit or a provisional licence is not enough.
Ask us first
Japan only accepts licences and permits from a fixed list of countries, and is not one we can confirm here. Message us with a photo of your licence before you book and we will tell you straight away.
Important: Do not book on the assumption it will be fine — we cannot refund a Rider we are not allowed to let drive.
If you have any doubt, reach out to us. Send a photo of your licence on LINE or WhatsApp and we will tell you before you book.
Full country-by-country detail, and what each document looks like. Ordering a JAF translation? JAF’s official page.
Need more info? Click hereCosplay, an English guide, photos and video — in both Tours. Come an hour before your slot: check-in, dressing and the briefing all happen then, so budget about two and a half.
Your licence and whatever permit or translation goes with it. No separate age limit: if your licence is valid here, you are old enough to ride.
Cosplay rental is included in the price, so this is a choice rather than an extra.
A guide walks you through the kart and the hand signals the convoy runs on. This is the part the hour is really for.
A guide leads, you follow. Single-seat, automatic, 60 km/h flat out, and the photos and video are taken for you as you go.
Your photos and video are sent to you before you leave — often with a printed set handed over as a keepsake too.
Open 9:00 – 22:00, daily.
These are open karts on open roads, so bad weather cancels the ride. If we call it off, you are refunded in full.
Free of charge up to seven days before your slot, for any reason. Inside seven days, contact us — we handle these case by case rather than by a flat rule.
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Wall of happiness
Our own photographs, on our own roads. The ones of you are taken by the guide and sent to you afterwards.
The six things riders ask most, once the licence question is out of the way.
Almost certainly, yes. These are road-legal karts on public roads, so Japanese law decides who may drive.
You need one of four things: a Japanese driving licence, an International Driving Permit issued under the 1949 Geneva Convention, a licence from one of six listed countries plus an official JAF translation, or a SOFA licence. Your home licence on its own is never enough.
Yes. Maximum weight is 130 kg and maximum height is 180 cm. Both are limits of the kart itself, so there is nothing we can do at the counter for a rider over either one — check before you book.
You drive. The karts are single-seat, so everyone in the convoy is driving their own.
Up to 60 km/h. They are automatic — no gears, no clutch.
Real roads, in live traffic, in an escorted convoy with a guide in front. The route runs past Kokusai Dori and the airport coast. This is a city ride, not a circuit.
English and Japanese.
Finding us on the day
We are on a side street in Kumoji, a few minutes from Kokusai Dori. Put the address in your phone before you set out rather than when you are standing in it.
The address
2-6-12 Kumoji 2-Chōme, Naha, Okinawa 900-0015, Japan〒900-0015 沖縄県那覇市久茂地2-6-12Getting here
The nearest monorail stops are Kenchō-mae and Miebashi, both a short walk. If you are coming by taxi, show the driver the Japanese address above.
Open 9:00 – 22:00, daily. Come an hour before your slot.
Cannot find us? Call +81-80-4694-0519
