Elevate your Tokyo adventure with our exhilarating Go Kart tours through the heart of Ryogoku, where the Sumo Stadium takes centre stage. Immerse yourself in the dynamic blend of tradition and modernity as you cruise through the iconic streets of Ryogoku, blending the excitement of Go Karting with the cultural allure of Sumo wrestling. On this high-octane journey we will be cruising through past landmarks like the Edo-Tokyo Museum and the legendary Ryogoku Kokugikan, the iconic Sumo Stadium. Feel the rhythmic pulse of Tokyo's sumo culture as you zip through the vibrant streets that surround this historic arena, capturing the essence of Japan's national sport. Our expertly guided Go Kart tours provide a unique perspective of the city, seamlessly blending adrenaline-pumping rides with breathtaking panoramic views of Tokyo's iconic skyline.

Our Go Kart guided tour takes you through Tokyo Station navigating the Marunouchi district where Tokyo Station takes a centre stage as a symbol of architectural brilliance. The station dates to the early 20th century, and boasts a blend of Western and Japanese design, creating a visual spectacle that transports you to a bygone era. The Go Kart tour around Tokyo Station isn't just a thrill; it is a sensory exploration of architectural brilliance. The majestic red-brick façade and the seamless blend of Western and Japanese design sets the stage for a journey that transcends time. Feel the weight of history and nostalgia as you approach the Imperial Palace and absorb the breathtaking views of the Nijubashi Bridge and the lush East Gardens of the Imperial Palace. Tokyo Station emerges not just as a transport hub but as a living museum, showcasing Japan's architectural and cultural evolution.

Discover the captivating history of the Tokyo Imperial Palace, the esteemed residence of the Japanese Emperor and Empress. Constructed in 1457 by Ota Dokan within the expansive grounds of Edo Castle, this majestic palace is surrounded by formidable stone walls and moats. Once the seat of power for the Tokugawa Shogunate, it now stands as an emblem of Japan's profound heritage. On approach to the Imperial Palace be captivated by the breathtaking panorama of the East Garden and the magnificent statue of Samurai warrior Kusunoki Masashige imposing the spirit and pride of Meiji era. Embark on this extraordinary adventure on our guided Go Kart tour of the ceremonial streets of Tokyo Imperial Palace. Feel the thrill as you navigate these historic avenues immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere that defines Tokyo’s cultural richness. Our tour provides an opportunity to explore the stunning East Gardens, allowing you to connect with the legacy and beauty of this illustrious landmark.

Standing tall at an impressive height of 333 metres, this architectural marvel surpasses the Eiffel Tower by nearly 3 metres. Tokyo Tower is indeed a symbol of Japanese resilience, rebirth, and economic recovery after World War II. The marvel and magnificence of the Tokyo Tower is a masterpiece given that it was designed and built in one year and half (June 1957 – December 1958). With handwritten drawing and a dedicated workforce of 220,000 labourers working tirelessly from 6am – 6pm daily, this incredible feat was accomplished without the aid of machines and harnesses. Legends of the construction tells tales of bolts and nuts being thrown and caught; a perilous technique known as the death catch. The Tokyo Tower is a symbol of Japanese rebirth. Experience the thrill of exploring Tokyo Tower with our Go Kart tour.

Ginza stands as Tokyo's most renowned premier upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment enclave. The district showcases a dazzling array of boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, nightclubs, and cafes, establishing itself as a hub of opulence. A single square metre of land in the heart of this district remarkably commands a staggering value of over ten million yen, consolidating its position as one of the most expensive real estate areas in Japan. Embark on our guided tour driving past iconic landmarks like Kabuki-za Theatre, and the infamous Wako Building. During World War II, air strikes laid waste to areas surrounding the store, but this clock tower withstood the attacks and emerged as a symbol of hope. Feel the breeze of luxury as you capture Instagram-worthy moments navigating the bustling streets of Ginza. Capture views of the historic Hibiya Park and the architectural high-rise buildings that defines this glamorous city.

Kabukiza Theatre is a cultural and historical landmark known for its rich tradition of Kabuki, a classical Japanese dance-drama known for its stylized drama, elaborate makeup, costumes, and providing a fascinating insight into Japanese performing arts. The theatre was originally opened in 1889 and is an iconic venue for Kabuki performances. Visiting Kabukiza Theatre allows tourists to immerse themselves in a key aspect of Japanese heritage making it one of the must visit destinations in Tokyo. The Go Kart tour is up close to Kabukiza Theatre and will immerse your experience in the rich tapestry of Japan.