Short, because there is not much to say. Google Analytics counts who arrives, which pages they read, and who leaves after a single page. It does that with its own cookies. Beyond that, an embedded map, an embedded booking system and the messages you choose to send us are the only places your data goes.
Gorilla Kart, 2-6-12 Kumoji 2-Chōme, Naha, Okinawa 900-0015, Japan. For anything on this page — including a question about what we hold about you — email info@gorillakartt.com or call +81-80-4694-0519.
This site uses Google Analytics. It records which pages are read, roughly which country the reader is in, whether a Book now button was tapped and which Tour it was for, whether one of the WhatsApp or LINE buttons was tapped to start a message, whether the link to the licence page was tapped, whether the link to one of our Klook, KKday, Viator or GetYourGuide listings was tapped, and — if you use the licence checker on the homepage — which country you picked in it and which of its four answers that gave you, so we can tell which Tours and which licences people are actually asking about. Loading it connects your browser to Google, which receives your IP address and basic browser information in the same way the two embeds below do. It does not tell us your name, and there is no advertising tag or remarketing pixel on this site.
Google Analytics stores cookies on your device and reads them when you open another page or come back later. Someone who reads one page and leaves is then a visit that ended there, and the same browser coming back tomorrow is the same reader. These are analytics cookies. Advertising cookies stay off.
Blocking all of it is fine by us. Most browsers' tracker blocking already does, and Google publishes an opt-out add-on that covers every site rather than just this one. Nothing here stops working when the analytics is blocked.
Separately, the licence checker keeps your answer inside your own browser: the country you picked is remembered for the rest of that browser tab, so it is still there when you scroll back. That copy is never sent anywhere and is gone when you close the tab — it is the event above, not this, that tells us which country was chosen.
The homepage and the contact page embed a Google map. The booking page embeds Bokun, which is the system that actually takes the booking. Loading either one connects your browser to that company, and it receives your IP address and basic browser information the same way it would if you visited a page of theirs directly.
What those two companies then do with it is governed by their own privacy policies rather than this one. Besides those two embeds and the analytics above, no page here loads anything from a third party — the fonts are served from this domain, not from Google. The site itself is hosted on Firebase Hosting, which keeps ordinary server logs of requests to it.
Bookings are taken inside the Bokun widget, not by this site. The name, contact details and payment information you type there go to Bokun, and we receive the booking from them. Nothing you enter in that box passes through a form of ours.
If you email, call, or write to us on WhatsApp or LINE — including sending a photo of your licence so we can check it before you book — we keep what you send in order to answer you. Each of those services carries the message under its own terms, not ours. Tapping one of those buttons is counted as an event, as described above; what you then write is not measured — it only reaches us as the message itself.
Your guide takes photographs during the Tour and gives them to you afterwards — that is part of the ride, not an extra. If you would rather not be photographed, tell your guide before you set off and that is completely fine.
Last updated: 23 September 2026
