Street go-kart tour in Okinawa
Last updated: September 13, 2026
Zip through Naha, Okinawa's capital, in costume at the wheel of a street go-kart — waving back at the crowds as your convoy cruises Kokusai-dori. From the Street Kart Okinawa garage the route rolls through Higashimachi's streets and down toward Naha Airport before making its dramatic appearance on the city's famous main street, where you will be the centre of attention at every light. Costumes come free, Minions included, and your guide photographs the whole run, so the memories are already on your phone by the time you park.
Itinerary
Departure
- Start point: Street Kart Okinawa
- Stop at: Higashimachi
- Stop at: Naha Airport
- Stop at: Kokusai-dori
- End point: Street Kart Okinawa
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — the karts are street-legal vehicles on public roads, so you need either a Japanese driving licence or a valid international driving permit recognised in Japan. Before setting off there's a short introduction to the kart's controls and the route your guide will lead.
The convoy leaves the Street Kart Okinawa garage in Higashimachi, sweeps through the streets near Naha Airport, then cruises Kokusai-dori — Naha's liveliest street — before looping back to the garage. Your guide leads the whole way, and the pace is set for sightseeing, not racing.
That's half the point — costumes are included at no extra charge, with a wide rack to choose from, Minions among them. The guide takes photos throughout the ride, so both the costume and the reactions it gets are captured.