The Other Tokyo Go-Kart Operators

Beyond Street Kart, Monkey Adventure Kart, Akiba Kart and Kartzilla, more than a dozen smaller operators sell kart tours in Tokyo. The one most worth a look is ShibuyaKart, whose tour comes in three lengths: from US$63 a person for 45 minutes toward Shibuya Scramble Crossing, US$94.65 for an hour and US$113.58 for 90 minutes out to Tokyo Tower on the dates we read (checked November 2026). Despite the name, it meets in Shinagawa, not in Shibuya.

Pick a date and the three lengths show with their prices. Free cancellation runs until 24 hours before.

ShibuyaKart

ShibuyaKart (Shibuya Kart on its own site) gives its pickup address since 1 August as 1-21-8 Hiratsuka, Shinagawa-ku, and its site gives no Shibuya address (ShibuyaKart, checked November 2026). ShibuyaKart’s GetYourGuide tour has 1,049 reviews and three options: 45 minutes toward Shibuya Scramble Crossing; an hour that adds Omotesando and Harajuku; and 90 minutes past Tokyo Tower, Roppongi, Omotesando and Harajuku to the crossing. A guide, a safety briefing, photos, the kart, fuel, a costume, lockers and insurance for the driver are included; insurance for the kart is not.

It is strict about documents: hard copies of a 1949 Geneva permit only, no refund without a permit valid in Japan, a warning that the UAE’s blue booklet permit “is not recognized by the Japanese police”, and a request that drivers from India contact it before booking. Its own site says drivers must be 18 or over.

The others, side by side

GetYourGuide prices checked November 2026, per driver.

JAPANKART runs the longest routes: its Shibuya and Shinjuku tour takes 2 to 3 hours with a break and photo stop at Tokyo Tower, starts from one of two points depending on the option, and includes jackets in the colder months. Its listings promise a full refund if it cancels for mechanical problems or kart availability.

Tokyo Z Kart starts at its Liberty Walk x TokyoZ store in Sakuragaoka, Shibuya, then spends 50 minutes on an electric kart through Shibuya behind a guide car. It takes drivers from 145 cm and up to 140 kg, and asks Japanese residents for a Japanese licence.

Kira-Kira! Tokyo! Tours! runs 100 minutes to Shibuya Crossing and Tokyo Tower, with fuel, a live guide, photos and costumes included.

culturebox sells electric-kart tours in Shibuya and Asakusa with a happi coat. Both listings were rated below 4.3 when we read them (checked November 2026): 4.2 for Shibuya and 3.5 for Asakusa. Both also say that a booking cancelled within 24 hours of the start is non-refundable.

Book whichever fits your day:

Prices, ratings and review counts from our November 2026 data check; operators price by date and start time, so treat them as the shape of the market, not a quote.

Sold only on Viator

These four operators sell through Viator and had no GetYourGuide listing we could match. The operators price in yen; Viator shows a dollar figure.

• Neo Tokyo Kart Ginza's Ginza tour (1 hour, from US$65) and its Shibuya tour (90 minutes, from US$84).
• Fuji Classic Kart's Shibuya and Shinjuku ride, 1 hour, from US$58.
• Beauty of Japan's Akihabara tour, 1 hour, from US$71.
• Banana Kart's Shinjuku to Shibuya tour, 75 minutes, from US$91.

Viator prices checked November 2026.

Monster Kart is not Viator-only. It has its own Viator listing (Monster Kart's Shibuya tour, 1 hour, from US$58, rated 3.8 from 15 reviews; Viator prices checked November 2026) and, on GetYourGuide, three listings whose descriptions call the activity Monster Kart: Shibuya and Harajuku Guided Go-Kart Tour (provider 合同会社BIGFOREST, electric karts through Shibuya and Harajuku), Tokyo Shibuya: Guided Go-Kart Sightseeing Experience and Tokyo Asakusa: Guided Go-Kart Sightseeing Experience (provider culturebox株式会社). GetYourGuide shows the provider name, not the brand.

The bigger operators have their own pages: Street Kart, Monkey Adventure Kart, Akiba Kart Shibuya and Kartzilla. BC support Co.,Ltd.’s Shinjuku and Shibuya hour is on the homepage.