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Take On A Street Go-Kart Thru Osaka! Once in a lifetime experience and Once is Never Enough!
Street Kart OsakaOPEN 12:00-19:00
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You will need a valid Japanese driver's license, or an International Driving Permit, or an SOFA License for US Forces Japan, or your own driver's license and an official Japanese translation of the license if you are from Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, Belgium, Monaco. Remember! NO LICENSE NO DRIVE!!
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Thank you for your continuing support. We at Street Kart is providing our service as usual. Street Kart is fully complied through local governing laws in Japan.The spring season in Japan is the most popular time for both tourists and Street Kart fans, so we recommend booking as early as possible. If you would like to make a reservation for today or tomorrow, we recommend that you call our support center.Street Kart is fully compliant with local governing laws in Japan. Street Kart is in no way a reflection of Nintendo or the game 'Mario Kart'. There is no reset button in life like in the 'Mario Kart' game. Please do not miss the best experience and memories. In addition, we do not provide rental of costumes of Mario Kart.
Extremely exciting and a must have experience when you visit Osaka Japan. Just imagine yourself on a custom made go kart specifically tailored to realize the Real Life SuperHero Go-Karting experience! Dress up in your favorite character costume and driving through the city of Osaka. All eyes on you guarantee! You can ride with a group or ride privately, Street Kart is fully equipped to make your experience a very important one. Don't trust us but trust our valued customers, because they say "Once is never enough"!News media from around the world have featured us, and many celebrities and VIPs, including world-famous singers, movie stars, athletes, and F1 racers, have chosen us for their best memories of Japan.
01No special license is needed! Just have a valid Japanese License, International drivers permit, or a SOFA license and you're ready to ride all through Tokyo! For more information
02Our custom made go-karts are fully complied with local governing laws in Japan. Also company safety regulations exceeds the safety requirements by police officials therefore our street kart experience is not only exciting and fun but also very safe.
03Our tours will take you through all your favorite spots in Japan! With a variety of shops to choose from across major cities, you'll have plenty of options to personalize your experience. Whether you're into Japan's historic sites or its modern marvels, we have tours to suit every interest!
We have the latest and most powerful 4k action camera so you can record yourself or family/friends have the best time in the streets. You can always bring your own action camera. You can use your own microSD card or you can buy the microSD cards at the shop.
Cruise in style with our many fun and funky accessories!
Add a little flare to your costume and pick out a pair of sunglasses or funky hats as you drive through the city.
How can you say you had a “Real Life SuperHero Go-Karting experience” without dressed up like him! We have all the costumes you can think of to make this a “Real Life SuperHero Go-Karting experience”! For all those Super Hero fans, don't worry we have them all too!
Street Kart's custom made go-kart is for Streets in Japan. You will need a valid Japanese driver's license, or an International Driving Permit, or an SOFA License for US Forces Japan, or your own driver's license and an official Japanese translation of the license if you are from Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, Belgium, Monaco. Remember! NO LICENSE NO DRIVE!! For more information.
My friends and I had no idea what to expect when we booked this. We thought it would be fun, but we didn’t realize just HOW fun it would be. The best moment? That feeling of cruising through the city together, all of us grinning, knowing we were experiencing something totally unique. The energy was insane, the crowd reactions made it even better, and the guides kept everything running smoothly. This is hands down the best thing we did in Osaka.
Some people avoid the rain, but let me tell you—driving through Osaka in the middle of a downpour was like having the whole city put on a private light show just for us. The best moment? When we hit the quieter backstreets, and the only sound was the hum of our engines and the soft patter of raindrops on the pavement. The reflections made everything look bigger, brighter, like the neon was stretching all the way down to the ground. It was eerie in the most beautiful way, like the city had transformed into a glowing labyrinth. If you ever get the chance to do this while it’s raining, don’t think twice. It’s unforgettable.
I thought I had seen everything this city had to offer, but I was wrong. From the moment we hit the road, I could feel Osaka from a completely new angle. The best moment? That stretch along Dotonbori where the lights felt brighter, the movement of the people seemed more alive, and the entire street looked like something out of a movie. I had walked those roads dozens of times before, but seeing them this way made me appreciate the city in a way I never had before. If you live in Osaka and think you know your city, try this. You might be surprised at how much more there is to see.
Most people run for cover when it rains, but I’m so glad I didn’t. The city felt like it had transformed into something entirely new. The best moment? That surreal ride through Shinsaibashi, where the reflections made it feel like we were gliding across a world made of light. The rain blurred the edges of everything, making the whole experience feel softer, more intimate—like we had been let in on a secret version of Osaka most people never get to see. Rain or shine, this is an experience worth having.
I have never seen my boyfriend smile this much. We thought this would just be a cool way to explore the city, but we didn’t expect to be giggling like kids the entire time. The best part? That surreal, heartwarming moment when we drove side by side through Dotonbori, looking at each other under the neon glow, feeling like we had the whole city to ourselves. We kept turning to each other like, “Can you believe this is real?!” At one stoplight, an older couple in a taxi gave us a thumbs-up, and my heart just melted. This was pure, joyful, unforgettable magic.
I expected to enjoy this, but I didn’t expect to fall in love with Osaka in a way I never had before. The best moment? That overwhelming, heart-pounding ride through Namba where it felt like the entire city was alive and we were right in the middle of it. I had people waving, kids pointing, strangers laughing and cheering us on, and it hit me—this isn’t just a tour. It’s a shared experience between you and the city itself. I don’t think I’ve ever felt this connected to a place before. I came looking for excitement, but I left with something way more meaningful.
When I signed up for this, I thought it would just be a fun ride for my son. I didn’t expect to feel like a kid again myself! The best part? That incredible moment in Namba when my son looked over at me with the biggest grin, and I realized we were having the same amount of fun. The lights, the people cheering, the excitement—it was overwhelming in the best way possible. The guides were fantastic, keeping everything safe but letting us fully enjoy the experience. By the time we parked, my son turned to me and said, “Dad, can we do it again?” And honestly? I wanted to say yes!
I thought this was going to be fun, but I didn’t know it was going to be THIS fun! The best moment? That ride through Dotonbori where I looked over at Dad, and he was smiling just as much as I was! I’ve never seen him this excited before—he even waved at people like he was a celebrity. The lights were incredible, and I couldn’t believe how cool it felt to be right in the middle of the city. When we finished, Dad high-fived me and said, “That was AWESOME.” I don’t think I’ll ever forget this ride.
Okay, so I knew this was going to be fun, but I didn’t expect my dad to turn into a full-on tour guide with zero sense of direction. The best moment? That stretch through Dotonbori where he got so caught up in waving at people that he almost missed the turn! I had to shout, “Dad, LEFT!” and he swerved just in time, laughing the whole way. The city was buzzing, the crowd was loving it, and I was having the best time just watching him try to act cool. I’ll never let him forget that near detour, and I’ll never forget how incredible Osaka looked at night. This was hands down the highlight of our trip!
Yotsubashi Sta. walk in 4min
1) Exit #6 at Yotsubashi Station and walk straight to your right
2) Turn right after Family Mart
3) Cross the traffic light and continue straight
4) You will see a park on your right but keep going straight
5) Turn left after the leather shop and cafe and you are here!
Our each shop provide the original cource (different from each other). if you are the repeater and want to go another cource, try to visit another shop.
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