Top Tokyo Car Tours - page 2

Masaru was fantastic! I had a similar tour booked for my teenage son and I that canceled on us less than three hours before our start time. Masaru was able to book us at the last minute in his Skyline R34, even allowing us to choose our pick up and drop off locations. We departed from Shibuya and crossed the Rainbow Bridge on our way to the racing auto parts store in Yokohama where we met up with his friends and other drivers. We were able to buy souvenirs and check out the other sports cars in the parking lot. We left from there for Daikoko with the other drivers as a pack passing each other on the highways back-and-forth. A lot of fun and you could really feel the 700hp. Walked around Daikoku parking area for photos and to talk with the other drivers. At my request, Masaru allowed us to add a stop at Tokyo Tower for a small fee. Got some good photos there, before he dropped us off at our hotel at Gotanda Station. My son is into modern street racers and the fast and furious movie series. While I am not much an enthusiast, I also found this to tour very exciting and fun. I would highly recommend Masaru to anyone looking for such an experience.

Just a whole lot of fun. Staff were great and took heaps of photos along the way, then shared them with us at the end. The karts were well maintained and instructions were clear so felt very safe. We had a lead and trailing vehicle so were well looked after on the road. Highly recommend.

This was such a fun experience, my 13 year old son and I truly did not know what to expect from this and it turned out to be a lot more fun than what we anticipated. John was so cool and accommodating, he brought his camera out and it suddenly turned into a full on photo session with some pretty cool cars! Anyone who is a fan of cars would truly geek out about this experience. The stop at the auto shop was pretty cool too, my son found some mangas he was looking for so it was quite the pleasant surprise to find that there, but this wasn’t your ordinary autoshop, they literally have everything! Our next stop on the tour we sort of improvised and I loved that John gave us the option of where to go, got to see the gundam ststue and got some pretty cool photos of the city’s skyline from there. We rode in a WRX and the whole experience definitely gave “Tokyo drift” vibes. Thanks John, this was so fun!

Our guide Aoi took such great care of us in Harajuku. She was super sweet, had lots of information to share about the area (and great conversation in general). We ended up with a private tour as the other group was a no show. The kids had a great time shopping and Aoi had some fun surprises for us along the way. A nice introduction to the area and a pleasant way to spend the morning.

GET AN IDP (INTERNATIONAL DRIVERS PERMIT BEFORE YOU DO THIS!). They will not let you go. It's a bit stressful at first with the safety briefing but it's much smoother once you get out there. Staff and our guide, Sam, were amazing! Japan doesn't work on tips, but they are appreciate (and well deserved) by the time you finish. You definitely get your money's worth!

Absolutely incredible day with Haider!! Definitely ask for him! We hiked around Nikko National Park, saw the Toshogu Shrine and two beautiful waterfalls. He was a fantastic driver. Very attentive and very thoughtful about what to do for his guests. A+++

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.

After being unable to purchase tickets through the official website we thought we were not going to be able to go to the big sumo tournament. This tour came through, it provides a quick summary of sumo and its history. Then you get official tickets and seats for the sumo tournament. We got to the arena with plenty of time before the main events started and watched all the biggest matches.