Top Japan Transportation Rentals - page 3

The opportunity to freely ride an E-Kart (a four-wheeled electric kart similar to a go-kart) on Japan's public roads without a license will be a memory that you will cherish for the rest of your life!

Experience the Thrill of the Ride Reserve Your Adventure Now! Get ready to transform your trip into an unforgettable adventure with your electric Monster Kart rental! Cruise through the streets in a modern samurai costume, explore legendary spots like Kamado Shrine and the steamy realm of Kamado Jigoku, and turn heads everywhere you go. With powerful electric karts, immersive storytelling, and limited availability, this is not just a ride it’s a story you live. Don’t miss out book your kart today and step into the legend!

Feel like a VIP while you take in Tokyo's sights on a supercar experience around the city, with none of the hassle of arranging insurance, complicated rentals and fuel. Enjoy the thrill of driving in your dream supercar, with support staff on hand if you want—or take it out by yourself with a guest for a more private experience.

Recommended Spot Big Zelkova Tree (Kamisuwa Shrine) Experience the serenity of this 1,000-year-old tree, believed to protect the land and worshipped as a god of agriculture. Cedar Tree Path to Shrine Explore the historic Yahiko Cedar path, a natural monument, and cultural property, either by TUKTUK or Motorcycle. Triangle Field (Hachimai-zawa Forest Path Branch) Enjoy the expansive landscape and peaceful time with views of Mt. Yahiko. Haraedo Shrine Dedicated to the god of purification, cleanse yourself before visiting Yahiko Shrine’s main hall. Yahiko Shrine Known as "Oyahikosama," it's the symbol of Yahiko Village. Offer prayers with two bows, four claps, and one bow. Mt.Yahiko Ropeway (4-hour and 2-hour courses only) Take a 5-minute ride to the summit for stunning views. On clear days, you can see Sado Island. Rice Field Area Witness Mt. Yahiko reflected in water-filled rice fields, a beautiful and nostalgic landscape.

Manazuru is a small port town in the western part of Kanagawa Prefecture. You would not feel that it is only an hour and a half away from Tokyo by conventional train. The scenery of a fishing village and the countryside-like townscape give a sense of old Japan. It is simple but relaxing, and you will feel at home. Manazuru is a place that welcomes everyone and is brimming with the warmth of its people. The daily life that was commonplace for Japanese people in the past Manazuru is a mysterious town that even first-time visitors to Japan feel nostalgic about. Those who want to experience Japanese daily life and culture. Those who love Japan and want to interact with Japanese people. Those who want to create a place they can call home in Japan. By spending time in Manazuru, you will experience something that can only be experienced in Manazuru. You will surely be able to create memories that will warm your heart.

Feel the refreshing sea breeze as you freely explore the streets of Okinawa on a stylish electric assist bicycle.You can reach your destination quickly and enjoy sightseeing without getting tired. Comes with a front basket, perfect for shopping or sightseeing around the city. Batteries are also available in a variety of sizes, allowing you to run short to medium distances without any problems. Helmets and keys are also provided, ensuring a safe and comfortable experience. You can ride as much as you like during business hours.

Join a full-day guided tour from Tokyo that travels to Mt Fuji, then continues to nearby Lake Ashi and the Mt Komagatake Ropeway. Enjoy the ease of comfortable transportation and a knowledgeable guide, who will accompany you to the revered Mt Fuji's 5th Station. Take a short boat cruise on Lake Ashi and climb by aerial tram to the top of Mt Komagatake for views of Mt Fuji. Return to Tokyo by bullet train in the evening after taking in some of Japan’s iconic highlights.

Rent a Touring Bike and enjoy the freedom of cycling around Osaka and beyond. Connect the best sights of Kansai on two wheels and ride at your own pace. Are you interested in seeing more than just the sites of a city? Riding a touring bike is a great way to experience everything in Osaka, and the surrounding Kansai area has to offer. Rent a bike and forge your own path through urban and rural Western Japan. Kansai offers kilometre after kilometre of cycle path so you can see and connect with the area allowing you to visit more in one day than you would imagine, and at your own pace. You can also take advantage of Road Bike Rental Japan staff's knowledge of Japan, Kansai, cycling, and travel to make the most of your cycle trip in Japan. This rental includes the use of a bike helmet, lock, and other useful tools to ensure a safe and fun ride.

Take a deep dive into the world of Japanese seafood during this tour of the outer Tsukiji Fish Market. See where Michelin-starred chefs shop for ingredients at this iconic market for all things aquatic. Investigate stalls selling fish, shellfish, and everything in between, and feast on top-quality food including high-grade Wagyu beef skewers, fish cakes, sushi or seafood bowl, and seasonal fruit. Plus, enjoy other samples along the way.

First-time visitors to Tokyo who want a comprehensive overview of the city will love this handy private walking tour that utilizes the public transport system. Experience both modern and ancient Tokyo at attractions like the Tokyo Tower, Meiji Shrine, and more. Foodies will be kept satisfied with lunch at the Tsukiji Fish Market, and shopaholics will love Asakusa. Select the "customizable tour" option and contact your guide two weeks in advance to create a fully personalized itinerary.

Recommended Spot Big Zelkova Tree (Kamisuwa Shrine) Experience the serenity of this 1,000-year-old tree, believed to protect the land and worshipped as a god of agriculture. Cedar Tree Path to Shrine Explore the historic Yahiko Cedar path, a natural monument, and cultural property, either by TUKTUK or Motorcycle. Triangle Field (Hachimai-zawa Forest Path Branch) Enjoy the expansive landscape and peaceful time with views of Mt. Yahiko. Haraedo Shrine Dedicated to the god of purification, cleanse yourself before visiting Yahiko Shrine’s main hall. Yahiko Shrine Known as "Oyahikosama," it's the symbol of Yahiko Village. Offer prayers with two bows, four claps, and one bow. Mt.Yahiko Ropeway (4-hour and 2-hour courses only) Take a 5-minute ride to the summit for stunning views. On clear days, you can see Sado Island. Rice Field Area Witness Mt. Yahiko reflected in water-filled rice fields, a beautiful and nostalgic landscape.

There is a counter in Miyako Shimojishima Airport. Multilingual navigation system. EA class Vehicle: Notebook e-POWER, Fit Hybrid, AQUA, etc. Capacity: 5 Comfortable: 2-3 people Approximate amount of luggage: Suitcase × 2 *All cars come standard with car navigation *Access: Please visit the ORIX Rent-a-Car counter in Miyako Shimojishima Airport.

Enjoy the freedom of cycling around Osaka and beyond, on a lightweight and zippy Road Bike. Connect the best sights of Kansai on two wheels and ride at your own pace. Are you interested in seeing more than just the sites of a city? A road bike is the best way to experience everything Osaka, and the surrounding Kansai area, has to offer. Rent a bike and forge your own path through both urban and rural Western Japan. Kansai offers kilometer after kilometer of cycle path so you can see and connect with the area allowing you to visit more in one day than you would imagine, and at your own pace. You can also take advantage of Road Bike Rental Japan staff's knowledge of Japan, Kansai, cycling, and travel to make the most of your cycle trip in Japan. Some of our favorite bikable locations from the shop include: Osaka castle, Osaka to Kyoto along the Yodogawa, Shitennoji temple and South Osaka, Minoh Waterfall and the mountains in North Osaka, as well as many others!

Step back in time to ancient Tokyo during this exploration of the city’s historic Yanaka district. Discover a different side of the sprawling Japanese capital that dates back to its Edo period of the 16th through 19th centuries, admiring the area’s charming mix of temples, springtime cherry blossoms, and timeless ‘reien’ (cemetery). A guide accompanies you on your visit, providing additional details about Japanese history and local culture.