• Rainbow Bridge - Linking Odaiba and the Shibaura Cais, the vibrant Rainbow Bridge, with its illuminated displays, has become a prominent tourist destination.
  A bridge can be more than just a means of getting from one place to another. The Rainbow Bridge, which connects the mainland to the artificial island of Odaiba, is a tourist attraction in its own right. Constructed in the 1990s, this bridge has enabled the development of this part of Tokyo Bay and is surrounded by top-tier tourist attractions.
• Daikoku PA tour - Gathering spot for car enthusiasts

Daikoku Parking Area at night
Thanks to its expansive parking area, it frequently serves as a gathering spot for private cars, and on holidays, the parking lot can become full, even though there are few people in the facilities.

In addition to rare supercars and sports cars, it is often a meeting place for customized vehicles such as VIP cars, lowriders, vannings, runaway tribes, and tuning cars. Additionally, on Fridays and Saturdays at midnight, access is restricted due to neighborhood noise regulations. However, lowriders continue to enter. Kanagawa Prefecture Police and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism work together to regularly monitor parking, and during the November 14, 2020 enforcement, 20 cars were cited for being too low.[4]

• Koto - The largest store in Japan for sports car enthusiasts and the most comprehensive store for accessories and automotive products in Tokyo - We take you here and wait as customers explore the store and photograph the sports cars in the parking lot.
• Tokyo Tower - A radiant beacon in a growing metropolis
  The sight of the elegant white and orange stripes signals the arrival in Tokyo Metropolitan.

Tokyo Tower is an active transmission facility and a perfect spot for travelers to connect with the breathtaking urban landscape below. The modernist allure of the structure can be admired from the outside due to its nighttime illumination, but the true thrill comes from ascending to the top to enjoy the dynamic city views.

At the base of the tower, there is a shopping complex called Foot Town, which features several shops and restaurants.

Our cars make a brief stop to appreciate the location and capture stunning photos.

• Roppongi - We drive through the avenues of Roppongi Keyakizaka Street and Roppongi Sakura Avenue, which are notable streets in Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan, known for their beauty and the activities they offer.
  Roppongi Keyakizaka Street
  Tree-lined avenue that runs through Roppongi Hills from east to west
  One of Tokyo’s main hiking trails
  The scenery changes with the seasons, featuring flower gardens and key trees
  Winter lighting events
  Pass by famous brand stores and restaurants
  Roppongi Sakura Avenue
  Somei Yoshino cherry tree avenue planted at the opening of the Roppongi Hills line
  In spring, cherry blossoms create a tunnel of blooms
  Annual cherry blossom lighting event at night
  A peaceful spot for hanami (cherry blossom viewing), even during peak bloom season
• Shibuya Crossing - Stop for photos with the cars!
  Shibuya Crossing is a pedestrian intersection in Tokyo, Japan, considered the busiest in the world. It is one of the city’s most iconic attractions and is frequently photographed.
  Characteristics
  Located in the Shibuya district, opposite the Hachikō exit from Shibuya Station
  Features five pedestrian lanes, including one that diagonally crosses the center of the intersection
  Vehicle traffic is halted for 55 seconds to allow pedestrians to cross
  Nicknamed “scramble crossing” because pedestrians can cross in any direction simultaneously
  Movement
  During peak hours, about 1,000 to 2,500 people navigate this intersection every two minutes
  It is busy every day, especially during rush hours, such as commuting times
• Tokyo - We will take you to your accommodation, whether it’s a hotel or Airbnb, and if you wish to stay at a train station or any other location in Tokyo, that’s perfectly fine.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• Surcharges on fuel

Exclusive Tour/Certified Drivers

Join a professional guide and step into a high-performance vehicle to explore the highways and roads that served as the backdrop for iconic films, video games, and car clubs. These routes are the birthplace of Japan’s motorsport legacy, including the renowned Midnight Club and Initial D, among others from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, which continue to captivate audiences worldwide.

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