Osaka Cheap Car Rentals & Car Hire Deals

Within the past seven days in Osaka, you could have taken off in a rental car for as low as a day.

With Europcar and Hertz just a short distance from Itami Airport (ITM), getting off the plane and hitting the open road is a piece of cake.

There are always times when plans change. That’s why we offer your money back on most prepaid reservations if you notify us a minimum of six hours ahead of the collection time. Remember to double-check the home agreement — in some cases it’s not available. Found nothing there? Our Customer Service Portal is always available to help.

Not too small yet not too big, compact vehicles are the top pick for many visitors to Osaka. With excellent mileage and easy parking and handling, they’re well-suited to dashing around the city. A compact is slightly roomier than an economy vehicle, which means you can cruise around in a little extra style and comfort. Prefer something bigger? Browse our intermediate, standard or full-size range.

Osaka is full of fun adventures, but don’t limit yourself to just the one place. Organise a set of wheels and hit the road to discover what else awaits in the wider region. Here are some great options we’ve come up with:

• Head to Nagoya for an excellent sightseeing experience. Around 137 kilometres from Osaka, it has lots of cool attractions such as Nagoya Castle.
• Why not enjoy all that’s on offer in Okayama Prefecture too? Unmissable attractions in this buzzing city include Okayama Castle. Okayama Prefecture is about 145 kilometres from Osaka.
• Venture into the outdoors and appreciate the serenity at Mount Asama. You’ll find it around 338 kilometres from Osaka.

With years of experience finding the best deals for travellers across the globe, Expedia is the perfect place to rent your car. We’ve got suppliers in Osaka to select from, offering everything from small and zippy models to spacious SUVs. Why not bundle your car with your hotel and flights and save even more? From our holiday packages to our exclusive offers and member prices, Expedia will get you in the driver’s seat for less.

Browse our wide selection of rental cars, check out customer recommendations and compare prices from top brands. In a few simple clicks, Expedia will help you nab the best deal on your wheels. Got a flight or hotel booking? Add on your Osaka car rental and save even more.

Generally, the requirement is 18 years and over in Osaka. It should be noted that most outlets will apply a young renter surcharge. Check before you pick your ride, as different rules may apply between rental car providers. Bear in mind that if you want to rent a luxury vehicle or a larger car like an SUV, drivers may need to be older than 18.

You’ll need to present a valid driver’s license and a credit card at the home counter. Prior to pickup, check with your home provider whether anything else is needed. For example, you may also need to provide proof of auto insurance.

If you’re renting a vehicle in Osaka or planning a road trip in greater Japan, prepare to drive on the left side of the road. Also, the driver’s seat and some controls will be on a different side to what you’re used to in the U.S. This may feel unfamiliar at first, so drive with extra caution.

The lowest rate for a car rental in Osaka within the past seven days was per day. The second best deal snapped up by happy travellers was . These rates were available on Expedia, with a holiday home starting date within the next year. Prices and availability are subject to change and additional terms apply.

You can rent a vehicle for a month or longer in Osaka, so go on and extend your getaway! Simply enter your trip information into our long-term car rental deals page and book your ideal ride.

If you’re a younger driver hoping to rent a vehicle in Osaka, we suggest reading the policies of the various holiday home companies you’re interested in. Some may rent to drivers under 25 some may not. There may be extra fees if you’re between 21 and 24 years of age. To escape any surprises on pickup, make sure you do your research.