The city run. Kokusai Dori through the middle of Naha, then the coast road along the airport runway and back.



Included in ¥9,000
These are road-legal karts on public roads, so Japanese law decides who may drive. Most visitors bring a 1949 Geneva Convention International Driving Permit, carried with the licence it was issued against.
Six countries use an official JAF translation instead. A Japanese licence, or a SOFA licence, is enough on its own.
Important: Make sure the permit says 1949. A 1968 Vienna Convention permit will not work, whatever else is on it.
¥9,000 per rider. Pick a day and a time — you are booking with us directly, not through a marketplace.



The rest are on the FAQ.
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.
You drive. The karts are single-seat, so everyone in the convoy is driving their own.
Cosplay rental, the guide, professional photos and video. Nothing on that list is an extra.
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.
Weather is separate and always free: if the forecast is poor, you can cancel or move your booking at any time up to your slot at no cost.
These are open karts on open roads, so bad weather cancels the ride. If we call it off, you are refunded in full.
Weather is separate and always free: if the forecast is poor, you can cancel or move your booking at any time up to your slot at no cost.
2-6-12 Kumoji 2-Chōme, Naha, Okinawa 900-0015, Japan. A container office at street level with the karts parked outside.
Open 9:00 – 22:00, daily. If you cannot find it, call +81-80-4694-0519.
Want the other one?90 minutes, ¥12,000 — The full run. Downtown first, then out over the bridge to Senagajima — the half hour the 60 does not have is the half hour you spend by the sea.
Book the 90-minute Tour