Top Japan Car Tours

Molly was a great tour guide- adjusting the tour to our interests. It was nice to have a guide navigate Harajuku as it’s a very busy area and she made it a bit less overwhelming. Our teenage kids loved the area and we continued to shop after the tour. We also really enjoyed the lunch and snacks along the way! I would recommend! Thank you Molly!

Our day in Kyoto was absolutely unforgettable thanks to Harumi. She had planned our itinerary in such a way that we arrived at places before it got crowded. Her knowledge of the 'Shogun' history and the cinematic spots like the Memoirs of a Geisha gates was incredible. A huge bonus was that she took so many wonderful photos of our family, so we could just enjoy the moment without worrying about our phones. She is kind, professional, and so thoughtful. We couldn't have asked for a better Kyoto experience!

The team were excellent, we arrived early and they said, no problem, we can go earlier ifvyou want. Sharon was our guide and we could not of asked for a better guide. We headed around the streets and Sharon was clear with her signals and advice as we progressed. Sharon took many photos alongbthe way which she shared with us at the end. A top experince

This was the perfect experience for visiting Daikoku. The boys running it were very friendly and had some awesome facts along the way to the car meet. Even got a quick visit to the Nissan showroom on the way back and then dropped off straight to the train station. 10/10 would recommend.

This was a great experience! Our driver, Harry, picked us up from the hotel and made sure we visited the top sights in Kyoto. At each location, he parked as close as possible, which kept walking to a minimum—much appreciated, especially with family. Harry spoke excellent English and gave us a clear and interesting overview of each landmark we visited. While six hours may sound long, it’s just enough time to visit four locations, considering the driving distances between sites and the walking involved at each one. Since these are very popular attractions, they can be quite crowded. Still, overall this was a fantastic experience and highly recommended, especially for families

The tour pick up location was easy to locate. The tour bus left exactly at 8AM. We arrived around 10AM at Mount Fuji and blessed with a clear sky and amples amount of sunshine! It has been a life long dream of mine to visit Fuji-San and it happened! I highly recommend visiting in the late Fall or Winter Season to have a better chance of seeing Mount Fuji. The 5th. Station has gift shops, restaurants, restrooms, beautiful vistas and a lovely Shinto shrine located behind the buildings. After this stop, we were off to a buffet lunch and were served an array of both Japanese and Western cuisine. There was also more chances to take more photos and do some souvenir shopping. Our next destination was Hakone and we were on the ropeway and funicular which was interesting. Then our last stop was at Lake Ashi and took a boat ride. Overall, what a lovely day in rural and mountainous Japan and our tour guide Lovely was wonderful, fantastic and super helpful. She sat with me and helped me navigate the bullet train and I am forever grateful for her help. Lovely also taught us about the history of Mount Fuji, Japan and the local culture which made the tour more authentic. Thank you very much for making my Mount Fuji dream come true! One last tip, please read carefully the additional information regarding drop off back to Tokyo. I requested bus return however, on the weekends they only do bus pick up and you have to make your way back to Tokyo via bullet train. Had I read the finer print, I would have been more prepared.

It was a really fun experience. They picked us up in Shibuya just a few blocks away from the Crossing. The group was taken to a few spots, A-Pit Autobacs parts store where we saw some really nice vehicles. Then we went to Daikoku Parking Area. One of the most famous car meeting areas. If not the most famous talked about meeting place. There were all sorts of vehicles. JDM, German, and even a few rarely seen in Japan American cars. We spent an hour to an hour and a half there so we got to get a good feel for what it would be like to be able to hangout there on a regular basis. From Daikoku we then went on to another smaller parking area but still popular for cars to stop at Tatsumi Parking Area. Since it was a bit rainy we didn't stay very long. But Michael our Driver/Guide. Took us on a cool drive on the C1 Highway Loop. It's the highway that most of the "racers" drove. It gives a nice and different view of Tokyo. That being at night and from the Highway. A view most of the tourists won't see from the train. Michael was a great host who told us of the history and some other good trivia for the area and what we were seeing. Michael did drop off everyone back in Shibuya and then since I was staying in Yokohama he dropped me off close to my hotel, as it was close to their home base. This was a fun experience. A different view of Tokyo that you don't get to see during the day or from the many Subways and Trains. So if you are into cars and even just want a different fun experience while in Japan. Please book this tour. Thanks To Michael I had a great time. And I'll probably see you again on one of my next trips.

Duke did a wonderful personal tour of Tokyo. He spent so much time asking our interests and then planning the perfect itinerary. Very thoughtful, knowledgeable and friendly. Our driver, was incredible - making difficult traffic look effortless. Highly recommend.