With an ETC card in hand, you can enjoy seamless travel on Japan’s highways. However, our Tocoo! Expressway Pass (referred to as TEP below) comes in four options: TEP (Nationwide), TEP Hokkaido, TEP Kyushu, and TEP Okinawa. Each TEP option covers different regions, so how should you choose the right one? Don’t worry! We’ll explain the details of each ETC card available for rent through ToCoo! so that you can quickly become a savvy road trip expert!
What is an ETC card? It’s a card that can be used with the ETC system. If you use the ETC system, you don’t need to understand Japanese, you don’t need to use cash, and you don’t have to stop at toll gates, so it’s a very convenient system. The ETC card reader device is equipped as standard in all rental cars in Japan, so all you have to do is put the ETC card into the ETC device and you’re good to go! There are many different types of ETC card passes and services available, so keep reading and we’ll go through the main ones.
What is Tocoo! Expressway Pass(TEP) ？ Tocoo! Expressway Pass(TEP) is a special ETC card with the pass preloaded onto it so that you can use the expressways as much as you want. There are various kinds of TEP, including TEP (Nationwide), TEP Hokkaido, TEP Kyushu, and TEP Okinawa. Also, you can’t reserve just a TEP on its own, so make sure to book the rental car with it.
Each ETC option covers a different area! Keep reading to find out more.
Area
Unlimited
ETC Card Pickup Place
ETC Card
Nationwide
×
convenience store or post office
TEP
Nationwide
〇
convenience store or post office
TEP Hokkaido
Hokkaido
〇
convenience store or post office
TEP Kyusyu
Kyusyu
〇
convenience store or post office
TEP Okinawa
Okinawa
〇
convenience store or post office
About the ETC Card Types
1. ETC Card (nationwide) You can book a standalone ETC card without any expressway passes. After you return the ETC card at the end of your reservation, your actual used toll fees will be charged to the credit card you register. After the ETC card is returned, we will confirm the toll road usage details with NEXCO, the highway provider in Japan. If you rent a ToCoo! ETC card, you can pick it up from the designated convenience store or post office, but please note that rental car companies don’t offer delivery service for packages, so you can’t get it from the outlet.
*NOTE* Renting a ToCoo ETC card requires a held deposit of 15,000 yen. We mention this in our booking form. We will charge the toll fees used after the fee is confirmed and then release the deposit back to you.
ETC System Area
2. ToCoo! Expressway Pass(TEP) (Nationwide) The ToCoo Expressway Pass(TEP), is a special ETC card that is only offered by ToCoo! It’s an unlimited expressway pass for all of Japan. Only customers who purchase TEP option when making a reservation can use it. And the TEP fee is paid at the time of reservation, so it’s super convenient. All you have to do is pick it up from the designated convenience store or post office and basically forget about it until your return date! Total driving freedom. You can pick up the TEP ETC card package from the designated convenience store or post office, but rental car companies don’t offer delivery services for packages, so you can’t get it from the outlet.
3. TEP Hokkaido (Hokkaido) It’s similar to TEP, this is a special ETC card offered only by ToCoo, which offers unlimited expressway use only in Hokkaido, so we recommend it for anyone who is traveling to Hokkaido! Only customers who purchase TEP Hokkaido option when making a reservation can use it. You can pick up the TEP Hokkaido ETC card package from the designated convenience store or post office, but rental car companies don’t offer delivery services for packages, so you can’t get it from the outlet.
・Eligible roads with TEP Hokkaido All Expressways with the ETC toll gate in the Hokkaido area. *Expressways without the ETC toll gate are NOT eligible.
4. TEP Kyusyu It’s similar to TEP, this is a special ETC card offered only by ToCoo, which offers unlimited expressway use only in Kyushu area (Fukuoka, Nagasaki, Miyazaki, Saga, Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima prefecture), so we recommend it for anyone who is traveling to Kyushu area! Only customers who purchase TEP Kyushu option when making a reservation can use it. You can pick up the TEP Kyusyu ETC card package from the designated convenience store or post office, but rental car companies don’t offer delivery services for packages, so you can’t get it from the outlet. One advantage of TEP Kyusyu is that you can drop off the car anywhere with it! ・Eligible roads with TEP Kyusyu Pass All Expressways with the ETC toll gate in the Kyushu area (Fukuoka, Nagasaki, Miyazaki, Saga, Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima prefecture) *Expressways without the ETC toll gate are NOT eligible.
It’s similar to TEP, this is a special ETC card offered only by ToCoo, which offers unlimited expressway use only in Okinawa prefecture, so we recommend it for anyone who is traveling to Okinawa area! Only customers who purchase TEP Okinawa option when making a reservation can use it. You can pick up the TEP Okinawa ETC card package from the designated convenience store or post office, but rental car companies don’t offer delivery services for packages, so you can’t get it from the outlet. One advantage of TEP Okinawa is that you can drop off the car anywhere with it!
・Eligible roads with TEP Okinawa All Expressways with the ETC toll gate in the Okinawa prefecture. *Expressways without the ETC toll gate are NOT eligible.
For the KEP ,CEP, HEP etc all of the Expressway packages offered by NEXCO Japan option, Unfortunately, KEP, CEP, HEP etc. all of the Expressway Pass offered by NEXCO Japan are not for purchase at TOCOO! now.
We only have TEP and ToCoo! Unlimited ETC Pass.
If you need KEP, CEP, HEP etc., please make a reservation without an ETC card.
Then check with your rental car shop to see if they can provide it.
It might seem a bit complicated, but we hope this has been helpful. Check your travel schedule and choose the best ETC card for you! As always, if you have any further questions, let us know down below or from the inquiry form on our website.
Driving a car during travel exponentially expands the potential of your trip. However, driving a car also comes with the risk of accidents. Recently, the data in Japan found that the accident rate for tourists was about four times that of locals.
In the event of an accident while abroad, unexpected difficulties may arise due to language barriers or unfamiliar laws and regulations. To help alleviate that anxiety, keep reading this guide!
NOC, compensation coverage, CDW, etc. are frequently used terms you encounter when renting a car in Japan, but there are many people who are wondering about the details of each one. In this guide, we will discuss the specifics of rental car insurance and compensation coverage and how to select them at booking.
① Basic rental car insurance All rental cars in Japan include basic insurance as below. Please note that each rental car company has different policies, so the compensation details may vary.
Example: Nissan Rent a Car insurance system
Personal Injury
Unlimited coverage for each person (including vehicle liability insurance up to 30,000,000 yen) *Compensation for injury of a third party
Property Damage Compensation
20,000,000 yen per accident (compensation fee: 50,000 yen） *Compensation for damage to a third party’s car, utility pole, building, etc. *Customer responsible for 50,000 yen compensation fee
Vehicle Compensation
Actual cash value of the vehicle (compensation fee: 50,000 yen), but micro bus, truck, other specific types of car will have a compensation fee of 100,000 yen *Compensation for damage to the rental car *Customer responsible for 50,000～100,000 yen compensation fee
Passenger Compensation
Maximum 50,000,000 yen per person *Compensation for injury, death, or long-term side effects to passengers (including driver) due to accidents while in the car
※Customers are liable for all damages incurred which either exceed the insurance coverage amount or are exempt from coverage.
■ What is the compensation fee? This is the amount that the customer must pay in the event of an accident which is covered by the basic insurance.
② Compensation Coverage (CDW) CDW is an abbreviation for collision damage waiver. If you purchase compensation coverage, the car rental company will cover the compensation fee you would normally have to pay. In other words, you would not have to pay the above 50,000 yen for property damage compensation and 50,000 to 100,000 yen for vehicle compensation.
*Even if you purchase compensation coverage, all coverage will be voided unless you immediately contact the police. *Even small scratches that don’t stand out are considered accidents in Japan, so you must report them to the police. In Japan, the definition for accidents includes lightly brushing a wall or the car getting scratched due to negligence when parking.
③NOC NOC is an abbreviation for non-operation charge. If the rental car needs to be repaired or cleaned due to a breakdown, damage, odor, etc., this is the amount charged by the rental car company as compensation for lost sales during that period.
When the vehicle is returned to the originally planned office by itself
20,000 yen
Other situations
50,000 yen
④ Other insurance services offered by each rental car company The following add-on services may be recommended when you pick up the car at the outlet. *However, please be aware that all ToCoo! reservations already include NOC payment coverage and towing fee coverage service of up to 100,000 yen, so please be careful not to purchase overlapping services.
Rental Car Company
Insurance Service
Details
Nissan Rent a Car
Standard Plan
Exempt from the compensation fee, assistance in the event of incidents such as flat or damaged tires is also provided
Full Support Plan
in addition to the compensation provided by the Standard Plan, you will also be exempt from paying the NOC
Nippon Rent a Car
Extra Coverage Option (ECO)
NOC payment coverage
CDW
Exempt from the compensation fee
Safety Course
Roadside service, etc.
Times Car Rental
Safety Package
Exempt from the compensation fee
Super Safety Package
NOC payment coverage and roadside service
Toyota Rent a Car
Exclusion of Liability Compensation System
Exempt from the compensation fee
Double Protection Package
NOC payment coverage and tire trouble
Budget Rent a Car
Safety Pack
NOC payment coverage, on-board accessory damage compensation, and tire trouble
*The above chart is for reference only, and the services may be changed by the rental car company. Check with your car rental company for more information and terms.
2. Required fees in case of an accident
In the event of an accident, the following amounts usually need to be paid at the rental car outlet.
Compensation fee: 50,000～150,000 yen ＆ NOC: 20,000～50,000 yen
*The NOC amount may vary depending on the rental car company.
To avoid any deductibles in case of an accident, it is essential to include the services of non-operation charge (NOC) waiver and Compensation Coverage (CDW) in your reservation.
3. Why booking with ToCoo! is better
All ToCoo! reservations include ToCoo! Additional Support (T.A.S.), which covers Non-Operation Charge (N.O.C.) and up to 100,000 yen in towing fees. ※ T.A.S. is mandatory for all ToCoo! reservations. It is an exclusive service. If you book with ToCoo! and purchase compensation coverage, you will have to pay 0 yen in case of an accident. You won’t need to worry about complicated insurance details or adding insurance services at the car rental outlet. ToCoo! also offers full coverage plans that include compensation coverage, so please choose it when you make your reservation.
Summary ✔ T.A.S. which covers NOC and towing fees is automatically included in all ToCoo! reservations ✔ If you purchase the rental car company’s compensation coverage, the fee for an accident will be 0 yen ✔ Rental car companies also offer their own compensation services, but beware of duplicate services
When traveling freely around Japan, renting a car is incredibly convenient. It gives you easy access to hidden gems and popular suburban eateries that are hard to reach by public transport, as well as facilities offering uniquely Japanese, once-in-a-lifetime experiences.In this article, we’ll introduce a carefully curated selection of must-visit Japan destinations, popular restaurants, and one‑of‑a‑kind experience providers across Japan,perfectly enjoyed using “TOCOO!,” a rental‑car service designed especially for inbound travelers.
Samurai Theater Tokyo
Experience the Thrill of a Samurai Adventure in the Historic Samurai Town of Kagurazaka (Shinjuku)!
Choose your favorite kimono or hakama, don authentic samurai attire, and step into the world of the samurai. After learning how to handle a sword and mastering basic movements, you’ll engage in an immersive, music‑and‑lighting‑enhanced battle against a “villain” samurai!
During the experience, you can record videos on your smartphone and take commemorative photos with your samurai,perfect for creating unforgettable memories.
The instruction and guidance are provided by professional samurai actors with experience in period dramas and films, making for a truly authentic and immersive experience.
The facility houses a wide array of traditional armaments, including armor, swords, spears, and more, offering countless photo-op and video-worthy opportunities.You can even wield a genuine Japanese sword over a hundred years old to dramatically slice tatami mats. Now is your chance to touch the samurai spirit and experience Japan’s unique samurai culture firsthand!
Operate a street‑legal four‑wheel buggy and race through Shikoku’s remote natural landscapes and tranquil countryside on the “Scenic Paradise Tour.” The tour is completely private,with no shared seating. After thorough instruction and practice, your guide (the owner and head of the company) will craft a dramatic route tailored to your preferences, driving skill, and desired tour duration. Complimentary photos taken during the tour will be provided afterward. You can also add lunch or a glass‑bottom boat ride for an extra fee.
＊Participation requires a valid Japanese ordinary driver’s license.
Terakoya NINJA is a Japanese culture experience facility located in Tokyo. They offer inbound tourists valuable opportunities to engage with Japan’s traditional arts,such as tea ceremony, ikebana (flower arranging), and wagashi (Japanese confectionery) making. To ensure it becomes a To create an unforgettable Japanese cultural experience, we welcome guests in a comfortable setting with heartfelt hospitality, we welcome guests in a comfortable setting with heartfelt hospitality.
Learn more about how you can book your experience at
Departing Arima Onsen: Ancient Road & Healing Forest Hiking
Why not enjoy a scenic hike between relaxing hot spring visits in Japan? On this tour, you’ll walk along a historic mountain path once traveled by merchants and pilgrims, guided by an experienced guide. You’ll learn the deep history of Arima that you can’t discover just by strolling through town, and refresh yourself by observing the flora and fauna in the forest. Begin your journey at Arima Onsen Station on the Arima Ropeway, and enjoy scenic stops along the way, including Jigokudani (“Hell Valley”), known for its carbonated hot springs, the historic remains of an old teahouse at a former mountain pass, and the lush Healing Forest, home to diverse wildlife. From the observation deck, you’ll enjoy sweeping views of the Tamba mountain range and the town below. The tour ends at Zuihōji Park, famous for its autumn foliage. Experience this harmonious blend of nature and history for yourself!
The mountains around Arima are also known for their many waterfalls, and YuYu Tours offer tours that combine waterfall sightseeing with a hike up to the summit of Mount Rokkō. We can even customize your tour according to your preferences. Whether you’d like to explore points of interest around Arima or take in the sights of Kobe city, just let us know!
Are you dreaming of an unforgettable trip to Japan? Fujitours offers exclusive, tailor-made tours that showcase the breathtaking beauty and unique charm of Mie. It features many wonderful tourist attractions, including Ise Shrine, which, alongside Mount Fuji, is a place that many Japanese people wish to visit at least once in their lifetime.
Mie is the birthplace of the renowned Mikimoto pearls. At Mikimoto Pearl Island, discover the fascinating process of creating cultured pearls, then explore the island’s shops to purchase these world-famous pearls.
Mie is also famous for its Ama, the female divers, who have collected seafood from the ocean’s depths for centuries. Speaking of seafood, this region is famous for its fresh, mouthwatering delicacies such as Ise-ebi shrimp, Matsusaka beef, and more.
The tour is conducted in the comfort of a private car, with your guide personally driving you to each destination.
At Ascendia Sports, we offer unforgettable tandem paragliding experiences in the Tokyo suburbs and around Mount Fuji. A fully licensed, English‑speaking instructor flies with you, ensuring your safety, while enjoying Japan’s stunning scenery. From takeoff to landing, they provide detailed guidance, optional pick‑up service, and professional‑grade equipment. Whether you’re a first‑timer or an adventure enthusiast, this activity lets you experience Japan’s great outdoors from the sky.
They will also send you photos that meet the required size and format for your review. “Learn more about Ascendia Sports tandem paragliding experiences at https://www.ascendia-sports.com/
Kimono Rental Yui
Kimono Rental Yui is ideally located, just a 7‑minute walk from Asakusa Station and 4 minutes from Kaminarimon Gate. All essentials are included in the rental, kimono, undergarments, obi sash, zōri sandals, bag, and more, so you can simply show up empty‑handed.
We offer a wide range of Kimonos, including casual styles for city strolling to kids’ Kimonos, formal houmongi, and furisode.
Professional photographer packages are also available.
We also recommend a matcha tea ceremony experience while wearing your kimono!
Enjoy a hands‑on taste of Japanese traditional culture at Kimono Rental Yui.
Hours: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Address: 2F, Quatre Chic Building, 1‑16‑2 Asakusa, Taito‑ku, Tokyo （東京都台東区浅草1-16-2キャトルシックビル2F）
“Asakusa Kowa（浅草香和）” is a Japanese entertainment show where you can enjoy a non‑verbal performance themed around oiran, geisha, and samurai. Located in the heart of Asakusa, the stage combines traditional Japanese beauty with modern production, earning rave reviews not only from Japanese audiences but also from inbound tourists. Experience this one‑of‑a‑kind show that conveys the “spirit of wa” beyond words!
Smash, Scream, and Relieve Stress! REEAST ROOM is an immersive entertainment facility built on the concept of “making the forbidden more fun and more funny!” Here you can try Japan’s rare “smash‑and‑destroy” experience and axe‑throwing, perfect for a refreshing break between sightseeing.
Our most popular attraction, the BREAK ROOM, lets you swing a bat to powerfully destroy bottles and dishes, delivering an exhilarating rush you can’t get in everyday life.
With two Tokyo locations (Ikebukuro and Nishi‑Shinjuku) and English‑speaking staff, REEAST ROOM is tourist‑friendly. Enjoy a uniquely sensory Japanese experience at REEAST ROOM!
WASAKE, a brand-new sake experience facility unlike any before, has opened in Asakusa, Tokyo. Immerse yourself in Japanese culture through our unique sake experiences.
You can sample more than 50 carefully selected sake varieties from across Japan. Our lineup ranges from traditional brews and modern styles to premium brands like Dassai and even rare offerings such as nigori (cloudy sake), sparkling sake, and aged sake. Knowledgeable staff fluent in English and Chinese will guide you in choosing the perfect sake and enhancing your tasting experience. All sampled sake is also available for purchase by the bottle.
Additionally, WASAKE offers exclusive, reservation-only experiences. Choose from options such as the “Guided Sake Tasting,” led by an English-speaking guide, or the “Sake Workshop and Tasting,” where you learn the basics of sake from an internationally certified sake sommelier before sampling a selection of varieties.
Unbeatable Clarity! Enjoy the Spectacular Uratomi Coast on a Sightseeing Boat Cruise in Japan.
Located just 10 minutes by car from the Tottori Sand Dunes, the Uratomi Coast Sightseeing Boat offers an unforgettable tour of the nationally designated scenic Uratomi Coast.The excursions highlight is the crystalline “Iwami Blue” sea, with visibility down to 25 meters.
On the “Uratomi Coast Island‑Hopping Cruise,” you’ll spend about 40 minutes leisurely touring dramatic rock formations and sea caves. The boat features climate‑controlled cabins and open‑air deck seating for maximum comfort, and no reservation is required,just show up and board!
For even more adventure, try the “Uradome” small‑boat tour, which navigates narrow channels inaccessible to larger vessels and takes you inside sea caves.On weekends, you can also experience the Glass Boat, where you watch marine life through a glass bottom.The boarding area also includes restaurants and souvenir shops to round out your visit and enrich your memories.
KRaft is based in Sanjō City, Niigata Prefecture, and works to pass on the region’s manufacturing culture to the next generation. Sanjō City, long renowned for its metalworking industry, is known as a “town of craftsmanship.” KRaft offers factory tours and workshops where you can experience the skills and spirit of local artisans, as well as cycling tours that explore both industry and nature. Engaging with the deeply rooted technologies and lifestyles of the area offers people of all ages a multifaceted opportunity to discover the charms of this region.
Patia’s Japanese Cooking Class is a culinary workshop offering inbound tourists an enjoyable communicative experience through cooking.
Their most popular class is the ramen‑making workshop. You’ll hand‑roll noodles from scratch using wheat flour, and craft bold‑flavored broth and chashu pork entirely by yourself! Seeing, touching, and savoring the aromas together with your friends will become a highlight of your trip.
They also offer classes that include a guided tour of a local supermarket, giving you hands‑on exposure to uniquely Japanese ingredients. Their Japanese instructors speak English and provide careful support, so even cooking beginners can participate with confidence.
This experience is supported by Patia’s own kitchen studios with 11 locations across Tokyo. These spacious venues accommodate couples, families, and groups of up to 60 people. In addition to sightseeing, many corporate guests use the studios for team‑building events.
【Location】Patia kitchen studio (specific venue assigned based on availability)
【Hours】 Vary by class (reservations required)
Local Guide Stars
Local Guide Stars offers tours in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. Their strength lies in having local Japanese guides who don’t just show you the major sights but offer insider commentary and recommendations from a resident’s perspective, which our guests greatly appreciate.
Tours last 1.5–2 hours and include walking, food tours, bar hopping, and more.For example, a Tokyo Tour offers:
A tour of the Imperial Palace and Meiji Shrine to learn about Japanese history and spirituality
A new Shinjuku/Shibuya course to experience both the area’s historic roots and its modern urban culture
A Tsukiji Market food‑sampling walk
A newly introduced, highly popular sumo‑show tour
Each tour delivers a unique, locally informed perspective on Japan’s culture and city life.
Wide-Area Nature Guide offers tours of iconic scenic spots representing the Oku-Bōsō region, such as Shimizu Keiryū Square (Nomizo Falls and Kameiwa Cave), local historic temples like Mitsuishi-yama Kannonji, and even ‘otherworldly’ sites unknown to most.
In search of the “last hidden frontier” of Oku‑Bōsō in Chiba, tour guides take you to secret spots not found in any guidebook. Upon request, traditional cultural experiences can be arranged, such as a workshop visit with local Living National Treasure dye‑textile artist Nobuo Matsubara.
Book to experience detailed, in‑depth tours of Chiba’s still‑undiscovered natural highlights.
※Please note: Because these tours traverse mountain paths, participants prone to motion sickness should take care when joining.
No driver’s license required! Street‑legal E‑Cart Adventure! Discover Japan at your own leisurely pace.
Embark on an unprecedented Japanese journey in Matsumoto and Shiojiri, Nagano Prefecture! Trip Adventure Inc. offers a ‘new style of travel’ using four-wheel electric E-Carts, which anyone aged 16 and up can ride without a license.Feel the breeze as you explore country roads at your own pace.
With a top speed of 20 km/h, you can safely and easily visit historic sites like Matsumoto Castle, Lake Suwa, and the post town of Narai on the Nakasendō. This isn’t just transportation, it transforms your trip from point‑to‑point travel into a “journey of discovery.” You’ll notice charming roadside scenes, a taxi would pass by, and unexpected encounters at small stops will let you experience the “real Japan.”
Reservations are a breeze via TripAdvisor! Travel light, as staff will hand off and pick up your cart at the nearest station to each sightseeing spot. Plus, a staff member will provide a full riding tutorial, so even first‑timers can enjoy it with confidence.
Fuji Outdoor Base is an tour guide service offering private, English‑friendly tours around Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi. Our local guides, certified as mountain leaders, provide thoughtful insights into the history of Fujisan worship and the area’s natural beauty.
On our tours, you’ll visit a historic shrine at the heart of local faith and experience ancient prayer traditions. You’ll then explore the mystical Aokigahara “Sea of Trees,” formed by volcanic activity, feeling both the serenity and power of the forest. Finally, you’ll enjoy the rich bounty of nature at the tranquil shores of the Fuji Five Lakes, taking in seasonal views shaped by the mountains and water.
The guides, all with backgrounds as hunters, possess deep knowledge of the region’s flora, fauna, and terrain, and lead each tour with safety as the top priority. Free rental of all necessary hiking gear is also provided, so you can join hassle-free, even without your own equipment.
If you’re looking to avoid crowds and immerse yourself in history and nature in peaceful surroundings, this is the perfect way to enjoy an authentic and tranquil side of Japan.
Adventure Park Embracing the Forest as It Is. Enjoy authentic activities like zip‑slides and buggy rides.
Adventure Park offers two main types of activities:
Forest Adventure Yunoyama: Traverse treetop trails and play on zip‑slides. Guests who are at least 110 cm tall and 10 years or older (or 140 cm+ in height) can also take on more advanced athletic courses.
KAMOSHIKA BUGGY: Race off‑road through the woods on a four‑wheel buggy, no driver’s license required! Solo rides are available from age 14, and children as young as 6 can ride two‑up with an adult.
Visitors can enjoy truly immersive forest fun, including giant trampolines, electric water-gun battles, and more, for an unforgettable, out-of-the-ordinary experience.
The former residence of the village headman of the old Himeji domain is located in Fukusaki, famous for its legends of yōkai, just north of Himeji. This 400‑year‑old manor is said to have been built in 1601; its main hall, eight years older than Himeji Castle, was once the birthplace of local hero Tetsujirō Okuni, who aided farmers during the Bantan Peasant Revolt.
From the Meiji through the Shōwa eras, this building also served the region’s medical needs. On display are period artifacts, old medical texts, signage, and a doctor’s visit bag, that evoke its history of community care.
Renovated to preserve Edo‑period pillars and beams while installing modern comforts, the spacious private quarters feature original household furnishings such as chairs and cabinets. You’ll find a semi‑open-air cypress bath, sunlight filtering through shōji screens, and a tranquil Japanese garden.
In the shared garden area, guests can also enjoy BBQs. ※ To feel the weight of four centuries of history, please visit the adjacent accommodation “Shun no Tamatebako Amami,” where the massive original beams alone are worth seeing. There is even a display of the rickshaw once used for doctor visits.
To enhance your stay, cultural experiences including a tea ceremony, ikebana flower arranging, kimono dressing, yoga, flower arrangement, aromatherapy massage, foot‑reflexology massage, and even workshops on restoring traditional earthen walls.
On the grounds, you’ll also find a bakery using natural yeast, an oriental aroma salon, an organic flower shop, restaurants serving sea bream soba and sea bream rice, and a casual Japanese eatery.
Travel back in time and relax amid nature as if you truly lived here.
Nearby Attractions by Car or Train:
Himeji Castle: 25 min by car; 25 min by train (JR Fukusaki→Himeji; 17 min by limited express)
Maiko Experience Studio Shiki and Kimono Rental Shiki Sakura are located along the historic approach to Kyoto’s over 1,000-year-old Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Every day, the team remains dedicated to beauty, attentive hospitality, and creating lasting memories, allowing guests to fully savor the splendor of Kyoto’s changing seasons with genuine warmth.
Discover and delight in the traditional Japanese culture of the maiko, capturing the joy of finding “another you” in photographs that last forever. Please enjoy your very own maiko experience and the timeless beauty of the maiko, season by season, at Shiki.
Samurai Training Experience KENDO in Osaka offers an authentic kendo experience. First, you’ll learn the history of kendo, then engage in silent meditation and etiquette practice before training, getting hands‑on with Japanese manners and culture. After centering your mind, you’ll practice kendo basics, sliding footwork and sword‑swing drills, then don full kendo armor to train seriously from fundamental techniques to match‑ready tactics. Finally, you’ll face off in a match, channeling your samurai skills and spirit with full focus. During the bout, you’ll forget fatigue as you strike (and “cut”) your opponent, fully immersing yourself in the world of the samurai.
The dojo also functions as a stage‐combat school, offering a wide array of samurai weapons, including words, spears, and more. You can use them to create your own samurai portrait, taking home personalized memories of your warrior transformation.
Kendo lets you learn the samurai spirit and swordsmanship passed down in Japan since ancient times. For a fresh and moving experience, why not try this exclusive samurai‑kendo adventure?
Schedule & Location Kendo sessions run twice daily, 2 hours each (10 AM and 2 PM); reservations are not accepted on weekends. Please arrive at the venue 20 minutes before the start time (travel expenses at your own cost). (Samurai Kaikan in Japanese for more details on Samurai Training Experience KENDO in Osaka.
Access A 5‑minute walk from Tenjinbashisuji 6‑chōme Station (subway Tanimachi and Sakaisuji lines). A 7‑minute taxi ride from Umeda Station in Osaka.
KOIKOI JAPAN TOUR offers immersive experience tours that blend otaku culture, anime, games, and more, with Japan’s traditions, cuisine, and spiritual practices. Centered around Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, Nakano, and Sugamo, KoiKoi run a variety of tours: “pilgrimages” to local anime-related landmarks, formal shrine visits with offerings of ema (prayer plaques) and omamori (protective charms), and even at-home takoyaki cooking classes.
The organizer hosts about 50 anime‑fan meetups each month, leveraging that event‑management expertise to maintain small group sizes and provide English‑speaking guides. Beginners, families, and solo travelers all feel comfortable joining.Private tours focused on your favorite anime can also be created using expert operational know-how. Just ask!
Feel free to contact KoiKoi to discuss your needs, whether it’s a brief spotlight tour or a full‑day deep‑dive adventure.
Experience unforgettable Japan with the WelcomeTokyo & WelcomeJapan App! Join daily international exchange events in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Okinawa through the WelcomeJapan App and WelcomeTokyo gatherings, and connect with locals and fellow travelers!
Choose from a wide variety of events, Tokyo and Osaka international exchange parties, picnics, guided tours, bar‑hopping crawls, language exchanges, cooking classes, art workshops, club events, and more. All events are English‑friendly, so you can relax and enjoy. Perfect for making friends, experiencing local Japanese culture, and creating memories!
There are places in Japan that hold a special meaning for many Japanese people, yet none more so than Ise Jingu, often called “the spiritual home of the Japanese heart.”
Located in Ise City, Mie Prefecture, about a 90‑minute train ride from Nagoya, Ise is a town blessed by sea and mountains. Many visitors are drawn to Ise Jingu because standing there evokes a sense of nostalgia and peace.
If Kyoto is the center of Japan’s traditional culture, then Ise can be called the center of its spiritual culture. With roughly 2,000 years of history, Ise Jingu’s shrine buildings stand quietly amid a sacred forest. Japanese people have long found the divine in nature and lived in harmony with it, and that spirit still lives here today.
Because this is such a sacred place, there are virtually no signs or placards in the grounds. To fully appreciate these invisible values, guidance from a knowledgeable guide is invaluable.
At Kagura Salon Co., Ltd., guides are trained and dispatched to convey the spiritual culture of Ise Jingu. Visitors are invited to explore Ise with one of these guides and gently touch the heart of Japan.
Adventure Cycling in Nagano: Sky Road Venus Line Tour
The Venus Line, located within a national park, offers a sweeping panoramic view of the Alps, Mount Fuji, and Yatsugatake. You’ll smoothly climb a 1,000 m elevation gain on an e‑bike. Along the way, you’ll ride up to Tateishi Park, an anime filming location, where your guide will explain the history of how Lake Suwa formed. Next, enjoy a breezy ride through Kirigamine and the Kurumayama Highlands. Ahead, the dramatic landscapes of Yatsugatake and Mount Fuji stretch across the horizon. In this breathtaking setting, enjoying a meal from a kitchen truck feels like pure luxury.
An Elegant Evening of Kaiseki and Geisha in Hachioji (Western Tokyo)
Just a 40‑minute train ride from Shinjuku, Hachioji is a tranquil area where you can enjoy an unforgettable cultural experience. In a serene tatami room, savor authentic kaiseki cuisine crafted from seasonal ingredients and embodying Japanese aesthetics.
The highlight of this special evening is a live performance by a geisha, featuring traditional music and dance. These masters of Japan’s performing arts will enchant you with their graceful movements, exquisite melodies, and refined conversation. Alongside your meal, you may choose from Japanese sake, beer, or non‑alcoholic beverages.
An English-speaking or Chinese‑speaking guide will accompany you to ensure smooth communication and deepen your understanding of the traditions. You’ll also have the opportunity to take photos freely with the geisha, creating memories to treasure.
This exclusive experience is perfect for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in authentic Japanese culture in a peaceful setting.
ME TOKYO: A New Kind of Entertainment That Moves Your Emotions
ME TOKYO is not just another game center—it’s a next-generation amusement facility built around the concept of “MOVE EMOTION”, a place to release feelings, connect with others, and truly enjoy yourself. It’s attracting attention from Gen Z and international visitors alike.
There are three locations in Tokyo—Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, and Shibuya—each offering a unique experience.
ME TOKYO SHINJUKU features 178 crane games, over 500 capsule toy machines, 11 purikura (photo sticker) booths including Korean-style ones, and more than 100 cosplay outfits. There are plenty of Instagrammable spots and fully equipped powder rooms where you can touch up your makeup before photo sessions.
ME TOKYO IKEBUKURO offers one of Japan’s largest collections of mini crane games with 106 machines, an immersive 5-sided LED room, a BEAUTY lounge where you can try the latest beauty appliances, and a high-speed streaming studio—combining fun and beauty into one unique experience.
ME TOKYO SHIBUYA Limited provides exclusive attractions such as crane games, purikura booths, cosplay rentals, and limited-edition merchandise. It’s designed so that even international visitors can easily join in the fun.
An experience that stirs your emotions and makes your heart dance—find your own Come find a new kind of entertainment at ME TOKYO.
“Enjoy Tokyo Tour” Trivia Quest: Stroll Through Harajuku & Meiji Shrine + Sake Tasting in Yoyogi Park
Would you like to explore Meiji Shrine in depth? Do you enjoy Japanese sake? Join this tour where you’ll visit Meiji Shrine with an English-speaking guide and then head to nearby Yoyogi Park for a delightful sake tasting experience!
At Meiji Shrine, you’ll learn about the history of the shrine while testing your knowledge with a trivia quiz. Afterward, you’ll move on to Yoyogi Park, where you can sample a variety of delicious Japanese sake. Typically, around three different types of sake are offered, giving you a deeper appreciation of Japan’s rich sake culture.
Since the tasting takes place in the park, you can relax and enjoy your drink while surrounded by the beauty of nature in every season. Families with children are welcome—fruit juice is provided for kids so that everyone can enjoy the seasonal scenery together.
Guides are available in both English and Japanese, so you can feel comfortable communicating in either language.
Atami Pass, located at the gateway to the Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka Prefecture, is a spectacular viewpoint at an elevation of 800 meters. It’s known as the only paragliding spot in the Kanto region where you can enjoy high-altitude mountain flights.
From spring to autumn, stable updrafts make it possible to soar through the sky while taking in breathtaking panoramic views that stretch from Mt. Fuji and the Southern Alps all the way to Suruga Bay.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced flyer, seasoned instructors provide tandem flight support to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Experience the thrill and wonder of becoming one with nature in the skies above Atami Pass.
SAMURAI SUSHI TOKYO is a cozy, small-group workshop where professional sushi chefs carefully teach the art of sushi-making. With native English-speaking staff providing support, overseas guests can join with peace of mind. Create unforgettable memories here with your family, friends, or that special someone!
Three Types of Sushi You’ll Experience:
Nigiri Sushi – the classic style of fish on top of vinegared rice
Maki Sushi – traditional seaweed rolls
Gunkan Maki – sushi wrapped in seaweed with toppings placed on top (All ingredients are carefully selected by the sushi chefs and prepared in the best condition.)
Workshop Duration: About 1 hour 45 minutes
Introduction to the history of Edo-style sushi
Sushi quiz (with prizes)
Lecture by a professional sushi chef
Hands-on nigiri sushi-making experience
Commemorative photo & tasting time
At SAMURAI SUSHI TOKYO, every step of the sushi-making process is handled with great care to bring out the full flavor of each ingredient.
Forest Adventure Ritto – Outdoor Experiences That Let You Go All Out in the Forest
Located in the forests of Ritto City, Shiga Prefecture, Forest Adventure Ritto is a “nature coexisting outdoor park” originally from France. It offers two main courses: the Adventure Course, where you can experience dynamic heights and thrills, and the Canopy Course, which even preschoolers can enjoy. It’s a place where both children and adults can immerse themselves in exciting challenges.
The park is easily accessible from both the Meishin Expressway and Shin-Meishin Expressway, making it a convenient day trip from Osaka or Nagoya. The surrounding area is well-equipped with campsites, lodging facilities, sports grounds, and training centers, making it highly popular not only for family and group leisure but also for school trips, corporate training, and team-building activities.
An extraordinary adventure in the forest awaits—racing through the trees and pushing your own limits strengthens bonds with your companions and creates a special time to free both mind and body in the midst of nature.
Trail Adventure Ritto – Diverse Trail Experiences Revived from Old Forestry Roads
Trail Adventure is a mountain bike activity park designed for everyone—from children to adults, and from beginners to seasoned riders. Trail Adventure Ritto was built using former forestry work roads, reborn as an authentic trail park that coexists with nature. Multiple courses are laid out within a compact mountain, allowing riders to practice loops repeatedly or enjoy extended rides.
The park features unique terrain-based structures such as suspension bridge sections crossing valleys and Japan’s first 360-degree “Karesansui” banked turn, offering distinct thrills on each course.
For beginners: The newly built Green Trail (opened spring 2024) is recommended. It has two loops (100m inner loop, 150m outer loop), designed with a gentle difficulty level while still teaching MTB fundamentals.
For intermediate riders: The Blue Trail (650m in length) is especially popular, with two suspension bridges crossing the forest, banked turns, and a series of ups and downs for an exhilarating ride.
For advanced riders: The Red Trails offer true challenges—Red A, a thrilling downhill from the summit, and Red B, a technical course with rhythmic terrain. Riders can also connect to the Blue Trail for an extended long course.
Come discover the ride that suits you best in the forests of Ritto.
Samurai Trip – Experience the Spirit of the Samurai Through Authentic Kendo
Samurai Trip offers authentic kendo experience tours in Tokyo and other cities across Japan, including Osaka, Sapporo, Yokohama, Fukuoka, and Okinawa. Guided by professional kendo instructors, participants not only learn the movements but also gain a deeper understanding of the philosophy and spiritual culture behind the way of the samurai.
The experience takes place in a real dojo, and even beginners can participate with confidence. Starting with dressing in traditional attire, you’ll receive instruction on basic movements, take part in mock matches, and learn about the values embedded in Japanese martial arts.
Travelers who have joined describe it as “the best experience of my life”, “perfect for family trips”, and praise “the instructors’ careful guidance.” The program has earned an impressive 4.9 rating on Tripadvisor (with over 200 reviews).
Main Experience Plans:
Kendo Experience (about 2 hours): Wear protective armor, practice basic movements, and engage in mock matches.
Kendo Armor Craftsman Workshop Tour (about 1 hour): Observe up close the craftsmanship of Japanese artisans.
Kendo Experience + Samurai Lunch (about 4 hours): After kendo practice, enjoy a commemorative photo in armor and a traditional Japanese lunch.
All plans can be booked for groups of two or more, and reservations can easily be made via the official website. This activity is highly recommended for those who want to immerse themselves deeply in Japanese culture.
The Shiobara Viva experience is more than just sightseeing. Here, you’ll embark on a journey that lets you deeply connect with Japan’s nature, culture, and way of life.
Spring brings fresh greenery, summer invites river play, autumn paints the forests in vivid colors, and winter reveals breathtaking frozen waterfalls. Walk through lush green woods, cross a suspension bridge draped in dazzling autumn leaves, and explore six different hot spring qualities and seven colorful onsen—authentic experiences that can only be found here.
Hands-on nature programs and harvest activities—where both children and adults can see, touch, taste, and learn—are also highly popular.
Your guide is “An-chan,” a traveler who has explored 30 countries around the world. With a mix of local insights and global perspective, he delivers a nostalgic yet refreshing experience that will stay with you.
Every activity is tailor-made to fit each guest’s age, physical ability, and interests, ensuring that each journey becomes truly personal, special, and unforgettable.
Nippon Journey is a cultural experience service for international visitors to Hiroshima, offering activities such as calligraphy and origami. Conveniently located just a 15-minute walk from the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, it is easy to include in sightseeing routes, making it popular among many travelers.
In Nippon Journey’s cultural experiences, participants can discover the meanings and background behind Japanese traditions, as well as their connection to Hiroshima.
In the calligraphy experience, you will learn about the meaning and origins of kanji while expressing your own name or favorite words in kanji. The brushes used are Kumano brushes from Hiroshima, Japan’s most renowned brush-making region.
In origami, participants learn about the deep connection with Hiroshima through folding the orizuru, a symbol of peace. The highlight is placing your folded crane into the Orizuru Tower at the end of the activity.
After each experience, you can take home your own original creation, making it a perfect way to create unforgettable memories.
Would you like to experience the profound world of Japanese sake with a host certified as both an International Sake Lecturer and International Kikisake-shi (sake sommelier)? While sampling three different types of sake, each with distinct aromas and flavors, you will enjoy learning about their characteristics and tips for pairing them with food. You’ll also be introduced—clearly and accessibly, even for beginners—to the history of sake and the process of how it is made from rice.
By tasting sake with different aromas and flavors, you’ll discover your own personal preferences, making it easier and more enjoyable to choose sake at restaurants. The event is limited to small groups of up to six people, ensuring an intimate and welcoming atmosphere. We warmly invite you to join us!
JewelTours Japan (JTJ) specializes in immersive tours that highlight Japan’s cultural treasures, iconic landmarks, and regional cuisines. Our curated itineraries cover Tokyo, Nikko, Hakone, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Kobe, Hiroshima, Miyajima, and Kamakura and more —woven together with expert local guides, incredible food tours, wonderful hotels, and a seamless blend of private and public transport.
Highlights include:
Famous sites like Meiji Shrine, Fushimi Inari, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, and the Atomic Bomb Dome
Exclusive experiences like tea ceremonies, sake tastings, river cruises, and onsen stays
Culinary immersion through regional specialties from Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki to Kobe beef
Our journeys are crafted for first-time visitors, cultural seekers, and comfort-loving adventurers.
Wangun og is a team of passionate Japanese crew members who share a deep love for cars and Tokyo’s unique night culture. Our signature “Daikoku PA Car Meet Tour” offers guests the rare opportunity to ride in iconic JDM cars like the GTR, cruising along Tokyo’s expressways while visiting famous landmarks such as Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower.
The final destination, Daikoku Parking Area, is a legendary hotspot where tuned and exotic cars from across Japan and beyond gather, allowing visitors to experience Japan’s underground car culture up close. It’s a one-of-a-kind journey where you can enjoy both breathtaking night views of Tokyo and the raw energy of authentic car meets.
An English-speaking guide joins every tour, ensuring first-time visitors feel comfortable and welcome. Perfect for car enthusiasts and those eager to explore Tokyo’s underground side.
From the City to Nature in 90 Minutes! Authentic Rafting at Outdoor Center Nagatoro
Located in Nagatoro, Saitama Prefecture, Outdoor Center Nagatoro is one of the Kanto region’s premier rafting spots, just about 90 minutes from Tokyo. The rafting tour covers roughly 7 km of the Arakawa River and lasts about three hours, offering a true adventure. With the support of professional guides, you’ll ride through rapids, jump into the river, stop by waterfalls, and fully enjoy a course filled with variety. Along the way, you’ll encounter Iwadatami, a nationally designated natural monument, whose size and beauty when viewed from the river are simply breathtaking.
English-speaking staff are always on hand, making the experience highly rated among international visitors. From reception to guiding during the tour, everything is taken care of so you can join with confidence. All necessary equipment is available for rent, so you can come empty-handed. Changing rooms, lockers, and free parking are also provided.
Just a three-minute walk from Kami-Nagatoro Station, the site is easily accessible by both train and car. On Google Reviews, the center boasts over 1,700 reviews with an outstanding ★4.9 rating, with comments such as “The guides are friendly,”“It was reassuring that they spoke English,” and “The free photo service was a great bonus.”
After the tour, be sure to enjoy local gourmet delights—soba noodles, regional dishes, wild game cuisine, and in summer, natural shaved ice. Combining sightseeing, activities, and food, Outdoor Center Nagatoro is the perfect destination for international visitors who want to truly experience Japan.
One of Japan’s largest zip trip courses has finally arrived in Odawara! Enjoy a dynamic zip trip experience through the forests of Odawara—just three minutes from the highway exit, with excellent access from Shonan, Hakone, Izu, and Mt. Fuji. It’s the perfect destination for a day-trip adventure.
Set against the enchanting backdrop of towering 300-year-old cedar trees and clear mountain streams, the park offers 13 unique ziplines and thrilling athletic challenges, delivering unforgettable adventures for both adults and children. There’s also a kids’ course available for participants as small as 90 cm tall, making it fun for the whole family. With plenty of shade, it stays cool even in summer.
The surrounding area is also well-equipped with activities and facilities such as Forest Bike, No Sauna, RE CAMP Odawara, and Ikoi no Mori. In Odawara, a city blessed with abundant nature, you can fully enjoy both the forest and the sea.
With a nationwide network of 16,000 classrooms and over 290 types of cultural lessons, we proudly offer JAPAN EXPERIENCE WONDER—a unique service designed for international visitors to experience Japanese culture firsthand.
Our programs cover a wide range of authentic cultural experiences, from tea ceremony and calligraphy to Japanese cuisine and traditional crafts. Every instructor is a seasoned professional who regularly teaches Japanese students, ensuring you receive a truly genuine and high-quality experience. This allows you to discover the “real Japan” that goes far beyond what guidebooks can offer.
All instructors are able to communicate in English, so participants can feel at ease without worrying about language barriers. More than just sightseeing, our goal is for you to take home unforgettable memories, moving experiences, and a deeper curiosity about Japanese culture.
We invite you to enjoy these once-in-a-lifetime experiences during your visit to Japan.
KAWAII OSAKA is a kimono rental shop located in Namba, one of Osaka’s top sightseeing areas. Same-day reservations are welcome, and even walk-ins without a booking are gladly accepted. Next-day returns are also possible. We offer a wide variety of kimono styles including traditional kimono, hakama, and furisode.
Why not stroll through Osaka’s famous landmarks—such as Osaka Castle, Namba Yasaka Shrine, Shitennoji Temple, Sumiyoshi Taisha, or Hozenji Temple—dressed in a beautiful kimono? Unlike Kyoto or Nara, you can also enjoy the unique experience of exploring the neon-lit streets around Dotonbori in traditional attire!
Kimono rentals start from ¥4,400 for the short plan, and we also have options for kids.
For those looking to purchase, ladies’ and men’s kimono are available starting from ¥8,800, while vintage kimono can be bought from as low as ¥3,300.
If you’re looking for affordable yet high-quality kimono in Osaka, KAWAII OSAKA is the place to go! We look forward to welcoming you!
At NicoTour Japan, we provide unique and original tours specially designed for international visitors to Japan. Traveling in Japan can sometimes be confusing due to unfamiliar local customs or hard-to-find information—but don’t worry! Our Tokyo-born guides, who know Japan inside and out, are here to help you experience the country with ease.
・Tattoo-Friendly Outdoor Hot Spring Experience Instead of touristy spots, we’ll take you to local hot springs that Japanese people actually visit. Since many hot springs in Japan don’t allow tattoos, it can be difficult for tattooed travelers. But with this tour, no problem—we’ll bring you to tattoo-friendly hot springs with the support of a guide.
・Plus & Regular Size Kimono Rental with Photography Most kimono rentals in Asakusa only offer up to L size. At NicoTour Japan, our kimono go up to 6L for both men and women. Your guide will also accompany you to Senso-ji Temple and other locations to help with photography.
・Sumo Morning Practice Viewing We’ll take you to Ryogoku’s Sumo Town to watch authentic morning practice up close. Feel the intensity just a few meters away, and take photos with the sumo wrestlers afterward.
・Professional Massage by a Licensed Therapist A certified judo therapist will give you a professional massage to relax your travel-weary body.
・Custom Tours We are happy to arrange original tours based on your requests. Please feel free to reach out and consult with us anytime!
A Supreme Sleep Experience for Those Who Struggle to Rest ～High Quality Sleep Experience～
At our salon, the Head Meister uses unique relaxation techniques that gently release tension from the head to the entire body.
Located just steps from Mizonokuchi Station, this private salon offers a space where you can sharpen your senses and relax without worry.
In our cloud-like reclining chairs, you can drift into a blissful state between wakefulness and sleep, experiencing ultimate comfort that lingers.
This one-of-a-kind dry head spa, available nowhere else in the world, is designed to soothe travel fatigue while giving you an unforgettable sleep-inducing attraction.
To fully enjoy the charms of every region in Japan, the “TOCOO!” rental‑car service is your best choice. By exploring at your own pace with a flexible schedule, you’ll discover wonderful experiences and create memories you won’t find in any guidebook. Make the most of your Japan trip by renting a car and immersing yourself in top sightseeing spots, exquisite local cuisine, and unforgettable adventures!
You can use public transportation such as trains and buses to travel around Japan, but a rental car may be better if you have a lot of luggage, or want to visit nice sightseeing spots that can only be reached by car.
However, many people might be anxious about driving in Japan due to the unfamiliar Japanese traffic rules. Below are some of the most important rules for driving in Japan. If you know these, you can be assured! If you want to learn even more, click the Road Signs link at the bottom of this post.
1. Drive on the Left Side of the Road
In Japan, everyone drives on the left side of the road.
2. Intersections
Unlike some countries, in Japan, you can’t turn right or left if the light is red – no “right turn on red.” You can only turn on the green light. However, you must yield to pedestrians even if the light is green.
3. Speed Limit
In Japan, the speed limit for ordinary roads is generally 60 km/h, and for expressways 100 km/h. Some roads’ speed limits may be higher or lower than the general limits listed, so please confirm the speed limit sign on the road. If you are caught speeding by the police, you will have to pay a high penalty. Respect the speed limit and drive safely.
4. Stop Signs
You must come to a complete stop for a few seconds immediately before the stop line or intersection when you see either of the signs above (they mean the same thing). Also, you must not block the intersection for crossing vehicles.
5. Slow Down
When you see either of the above signs, you must slow down to a level where you can stop immediately. The above two signs have the same meaning.
6. No Lane Changes
Lane changes are prohibited where there is a solid yellow line on the road.
7. Bicycle Lane
The bicycle lane is for bikes only, and you cannot use this lane to pass if you are in a car.
8. Dedicated Lanes, such as Bus Lanes
This means that the designated lane is only to be used by the specified vehicle type, such as buses.
9. Priority Lanes, including Bus Priority Lanes
This sign means that you must give priority to buses (or the specified vehicle) in this lane. Other vehicles can also use this lane, but when there is a bus approaching or a bus stop nearby, you must give priority to the bus.
Click Road Signs here to learn about more road signs in Japan.
Please see the below Japanese road sign information for foreign customers renting car in Japan. It features only the necessary signs and explains in detail the meaning of each sign. Read this in advance and start a safe and secure drive in Japan!
＜Closed＞
Road is closed to all pedestrians, vehicles (cars, light vehicles, motorcycles, etc.), trains
＜Closed to Vehicles＞
Road is closed to all vehicles (cars, light vehicles, motorcycles, etc.)
＜Vehicles Prohibited＞
Vehicles (cars, light vehicles, motorcycles, etc.) cannot enter
＜Closed to Cars Other than Motorcycles＞
Only vehicles with 2 wheels are allowed
＜Closed to Vehicles (Combination)＞
Vehicles displayed on the sign cannot use the road (the sign here means no cars or motorcycles)
＜Can only proceed in the marked directions＞
Cannot proceed except in the same direction as the arrows (straight or left only)
＜Can only proceed in the marked direction＞
Cannot proceed except in the same direction as the arrow (left only)
＜Can only proceed in the marked direction＞
Cannot proceed except in the same direction as the arrow (straight only)
＜Can only proceed in the marked directions＞
Cannot proceed except in the same direction as the arrows (left or right only)
＜Can only proceed in the marked directions＞
Cannot proceed except in the same direction as the arrows (straight, left, or right only)
＜Can only proceed in the marked direction＞
Cannot proceed except in the same direction as the arrow (left only)
＜No Vehicle Crossing＞
Crossing beyond this sign (trying to enter a shop or parking lot) is prohibited
※Turning right normally is allowed
＜No Turning＞
No U-turns allowed
＜No Passing＞
No overtaking other cars on the right
＜No Parking＞
Cannot park or stop (in this sign, parking and stopping is prohibited in the time zone of 8:00-20:00)
＜No Parking＞
No parking (in this sign, parking is prohibited in the time zone of 8:00-20:00) ※Brief stops within 5 minutes (i.e., unloading luggage, stopping to let passengers out, stopping when the driver can move the car immediately) is allowed
＜Time-Limited Parking＞
Parking is only allowed in the specified time (in the sign here, you can park for up to 60 minutes between 8:00-20:00)
＜Speed Limit (Maximum)＞
Vehicles must not exceed the limit indicated on the sign (here, it is 50km/hour)
＜Speed Limit (Minimum)＞
Vehicles must not drive slower than the limit indicated (here, it is 30km/hour)
＜Vehicles Only＞
Pedestrians, motorcycles, and light vehicles are not allowed
＜Bicycles Only＞
Indicates that the road is bicycles-only, and cars, pedestrians, etc. cannot use the road
＜Bicycles and Pedestrians Only＞
Only bicycles and pedestrians can use the road
＜Pedestrians Only＞
Only pedestrians can use the road
＜One Way＞
Cars can only drive in the indicated direction (here, it is left)
＜One Way＞
Cars can only drive in the indicated direction (here, it is straight)
＜Dedicated Lane＞
The designated lane is only to be used by the specified vehicle type (here, it is buses)
＜Bicycle Lane＞
The designated lane is only to be used by the specified vehicle type (here, it is bicycles)
＜Priority Lanes, including Bus Priority Lanes＞
This sign means that you must give priority to buses (or the specified vehicle) in this lane. Other vehicles can also use this lane, but when there is a bus approaching or a bus stop nearby, you must give priority to the bus
＜Direction Specific Lanes＞
You must use the indicated lane for the indicated direction
＜Direction Specific Lanes＞
You must use the indicated lane for the indicated direction (here, you can turn left or go straight)
＜Direction Specific Lanes＞
You must use the indicated lane for the indicated direction (here, you can only turn left)
＜Direction Specific Lanes＞
You must use the indicated lane for the indicated direction (here, you can only go straight)
＜Clockwise Roundabout＞
You must drive in a clockwise direction at the roundabout
＜Parallel Parking＞
Parking spaces with this sign (including time-limited parking zones) must be parked parallel to the side of the road
＜Right-Angle Parking＞
Parking spaces with this sign (including time-limited parking zones) must be parked at a right angles to the side of the road
＜Diagonal Parking＞
Parking spaces with this sign (including time-limited parking zones) must be parked diagonally against the side of the road
＜Sound Horn＞
If this sign is present, you must sound a horn while driving
＜Slow Down＞
You must slow down to a level where you can stop immediately
＜Slow Down＞
You must slow down to a level where you can stop immediately
＜Stop＞
You must come to a complete stop before the stop line or sign
＜Stop＞
You must come to a complete stop before the stop line or sign
＜Closed to Pedestrians＞
Pedestrians cannot walk past this sign
＜No Pedestrian Crossing＞
Pedestrians cannot cross the road here
＜＋Shaped Road with Intersection＞
Sign indicating that there is a cross-shaped road intersection ahead
＜┣ or ┫ Road with Intersection＞
Sign indicating that there is a ┣ or ┫shaped road intersection ahead
＜T-Shaped Road with Intersection＞
Sign indicating that there is a T-shaped road intersection ahead
＜ Y-Shaped Road with Intersection＞
Sign indicating that there is a Y-shaped road intersection ahead
＜Rotary＞
Sign indicating that there is a roundabout ahead
＜Right (or Left) Curve Ahead＞
Sign indicating that there is a right (or left) curve in the road ahead
＜Right (or Left) Turn Ahead＞
Sign indicating that there is a right (or left) turn in the road ahead
＜Right (or Left) Curve Ahead＞
Sign indicating that there is a winding road with a right curve at the beginning, immediately followed by a left curve
＜Right (or Left) Sharp Bend Ahead＞
Sign indicating that there is a winding road with a sharp right curve at the beginning, immediately followed by a sharp left curve
＜Right (or Left) Curves Ahead＞
Sign indicating that there is a winding road with a that starts to the right and continues several times
＜Railroad Crossing＞
Sign indicating a railroad crossing ahead
＜Train Crossing＞
Sign indicating a train crossing ahead
＜Preschool, Kindergarten, School Ahead＞
Sign indicating that there is a school, kindergarten, or nursery ahead
＜Stoplight Ahead＞
Sign indicating that there is a stoplight ahead
＜Slippery Road＞
Sign indicating that the road surface ahead is slippery (slippery) due to sand, rain, freezing, etc.
＜Falling Rocks＞
Sign indicating that there is a risk of falling rocks from mountain or cliff ahead
＜Uneven Road＞
Sign indicating that the road ahead is bumpy and uneven
＜Merge Ahead＞
Sign indicating that lanes merge ahead
＜Lane Decrease＞
Sign indicating that the number of lanes will decrease ahead
＜Narrow Lane＞
Sign indicating that the road is narrowing ahead
＜Two-Way Traffic＞
Sign indicating that the current road is a two-way street without a center line or median
＜Steep Slope＞
Sign indicating that there is a steep uphill slope ahead (the sign number indicates the degree of the slope)
＜Steep Slope＞
Sign indicating that there is a steep downhill slope ahead (the sign number indicates the degree of the slope)
＜Road Work＞
Sign indicating that the road ahead is under construction
Signs indicating that animals may jump out on the road (other than deer, there are monkeys, foxes, bears, etc.)
＜Other Danger＞
Sign indicating that there is danger ahead
＜Track Driving Allowed＞
Sign indicating that cars can drive on the train tracks (if specified as an auxiliary sign, only the designated car is allowed)
＜Parking Allowed＞
Sign indicating that parking and stopping are allowed
＜Stopping allowed＞
Sign indicating that stopping is allowed
＜Priority Road＞
Sign indicating that the specified road is a priority road
＜Center Line＞
Sign indicating that the position directly below the sign is the center line of the road
＜Stop Line＞
Sign indicating the stop line for vehicle stops
＜Pedestrian Crossing＞
Sign indicating that there is a pedestrian crossing here
＜Pedestrian Crossing＞
Sign indicating that there is a pedestrian crossing here
＜Safe Area＞
Sign indicating that there is a safety zone here for people who get on and off trains or for pedestrians crossing the road (vehicles cannot enter)
＜Regulation Notice＞
Sign notifying the traffic regulation displayed is being enforced ahead (the left image is telling that the road is closed 100 meters ahead)
＜Regulation Notice＞
Sign showing that the traffic regulation shown on the previous sign is being enforced (the left image shows that the road ahead is closed and a detour is required)
＜Service Area & Roadside Station Distance＞
Sign indicating the distance to the service area or roadside station
ToCoo! Snow Tire Plan now available! Reservations are available from the URL below. Snow Tire Plan 2019
※Snow tires cannot be added as an option, and cannot be added to a reservation. Please make a reservation from the Snow Tire Plan. From November to April in Hokkaido and December to March in the Tohoku area, all cars reserved in heavy snow zones will have snow tires as standard equipment, so all available plans already have snow tires.
１. Snowy areas and seasons
Japan is long in the north and south, so depending on the region, the climate can be very different.
When you rent a car, you need to pay attention to the places and times you want to visit and reserve snow tires as necessary.
※All rental cars in areas with heavy snow consistently every year have snow tires equipped as standard, even without the snow tire plan.
■ Heavy snow zone (area where snow is heavy during the winter, snow tires are standard equipment)
Snowfall estimate: November – April (Hokkaido), December – March (other than Hokkaido)
■ Moderate snow zone (snow falls several times during winter; snow tires may be necessary)
Snowfall estimate: December – March
■ Snow zone (possibility of snowfall once or twice a year; snow tires may be necessary)
Snowfall estimate: December – March
■ No-snow zone (area where snow does not fall)
※Even in areas where it does snow much, there is a high possibility of snowfall in mountain areas where the altitude is high.
２. What are snow tires?
A snow tire is a type of tire that can drive without slipping on snowy roads. Since the groove of the tire is deep and the rubber is soft, it is possible to drive even on a frozen road. But don’t let your guard down! It’s like driving on ice, so you need to always be cautious of sliding.
３. Driving on snowy roads
Warning ① Don’t speed
Warning ② Accelerate slowly and calmy
Warning ③ Be careful of sliding on curves
Warning ④ Put more distance than usual between you and other cars
Warning ⑤ Only change lanes if you need to
Warning ⑥ Even if you don’t see snow, be cautious of frozen roads (black ice)
Even if snow is not piled up on the road, it reflects light.
It seems like there is no snow at first glance and it seems to be dry, but this is because the road is frozen.
Be careful because you may slide more than on snow. Slow down for curves.
To stop, you need to use the brakes considerably earlier than usual.
４. ToCoo! Snow Tire Plan 2019
Now available! Please check the link below for details and to make your reservation.
ToCoo! offers a variety of unique plans designed to suit customers’ needs. However, it may be difficult to determine which of the many plans is best for you. Here, we will introduce the plans to help meet your needs.
1. ToCoo! Expressway Pass Plan for those who will use a lot of expressways
It is a super-value plan that gives you unlimited access to expressways within the rental period. All expressways can be used within the specified range, and there is no additional charge for expressways used during the rental period. Using the expressway pass is very easy. To use, simply insert the ToCoo! ETC card into the on-board ETC card reader device installed in the rental car. You can drive smoothly without having to stop and pay at each ETC gate.
*ToCoo! Expressway Pass Advantages ① Customizable usage period, from 1-20 days ② Wide coverage. ToCoo! Expressway Pass (TEP) Kyushu covers all of Kyushu’s expressways, but similar products do not offer the same range.
2. If you prioritize safe and secure insurance coverage
① Full Coverage Plan
If you book the Full Coverage Plan, you can rest assured that in the event of an accident, you will be exempt from paying the following required amounts. NOC: 20,000-50,000 yen Vehicle compensation: 50,000-100,000 yen Property damage compensation: 50,000 yen *In addition, towing fees (up to 100,000 yen) will be covered.
If you book the Full Coverage Plan, the cost of an accident will be 0 yen.
What is NOC? NOC is an abbreviation for non-operation charge. If the car needs to be repaired or cleaned due to breakdown, odor, etc., this is the amount charged to the customer as compensation to the rental car company for lost sales during that period.
What is the compensation amount? This is the amount the customer must pay in case of an accident.
■Full Coverage Plan This plan is available throughout Japan. *Some areas may not be available depending on the rental car company. ■Budget Special (Full Coverage Plan) This plan is exclusive to Budget Rent a Car. It is currently available for reservations in Kyushu, Sendai, and Hokkaido.
② Plan with travel insurance
This plan comes with travel insurance for foreign visitors to Japan (including all rental car passengers) and a convenient map code information service. We will compensate your medical costs if you are sick or injured while traveling. In addition to financial compensation, you can receive services such as Japanese language translation support.
■ToCoo! Japan Traveler Support Plan In addition to travel insurance, this plan includes map code information service, telephone translator support service, and services that provide specified hospitals where payment for treatment is not required.
3. Recommended for those who want to save on hotel accommodation
If you make a reservation with the Free Overnight Hotel Stay Plan, the hotel fee for 1 room for 2 people for 1 night will be free. *Hotels can be selected from the hotel list provided by ToCoo!
■Free Overnight Hotel Stay Plan This plan is only available from Nissan Rent a Car. In order to use this plan, you must use the rental car for at least 4 days. Hotel List
4. Recommended for those who want to reduce check-in and waiting time at the rental car outlet
During busy periods, check-in and waiting times at car rental outlets tend to be long. You may have to wait from 30 minutes to more than 1 hour. If you make a reservation with the Smart Pass Plan, you can check in online in advance, so you can greatly reduce the time required at the outlet.
■Smart Pass Plan If you book with this plan and complete the online check-in procedure 4 days before the reserved date, you can depart immediately after a simple procedure at the special ToCoo！-only counter on the rental car start date.
5. Snow Tire Plan for those concerned about winter driving
A lot of snow falls in Japan in winter. Snow tires are standard equipment in winter where there is always a lot of snow like Hokkaido and Tohoku. Since it can still snow in the Kanto region and others, we recommend booking the Snow Tire Plan in the winter.
■Snow Tire Plan This plan includes snow tires where snow tires are not standard equipment, such as the Kanto and Kyushu regions. Snow tires can only be booked from the snow tire plan and are likely to be sold out, so we recommend booking early. The Snow Tire Plan will usually be available around September.
6. Recommended for those who want to rent an ETC card and pocket WiFi router
There is a plan available exclusively from ToCoo! which includes free ETC card and pocket WiFi rental together with the rental car.
■Driving Package Plan (Free Internet + ETC card rental) This plan includes free ETC card and pocket WiFi router rental. *Actual used toll fees will be charged after the ETC card is returned to us. *Pocket WiFi data usage is free. ■ToCoo! ETC Card Plan This plan includes free ETC card rental. *Actual used toll fees will be charged after the ETC card is returned to us. ■ ToCoo! Free Internet Plan *Pocket WiFi data usage is free.
Are you trying to figure out what car class would be best for your trip? Use the examples and photos below for your reference! The numbers listed below are maximum, but of course, if you have fewer passengers, you would be able to fit more luggage, even using the extra seats. Finally, please note that since ToCoo! only offers car class reservations, it is not possible to reserve a specific car model.
Important Notes ※Remember to count 1.5 seats for your child seat if you will be traveling with children. For details, please check the Child Seat page. ※A valid International Driving Permit is required to drive any car in Japan. For details, please check the International License page.
Recommended for those traveling on a budget. Because it is a small car, this car class is very fuel efficient. However, it may feel a little cramped for some.
The SUV class is especially recommended for outdoor activities, like camping, skiing, and surfing. Some SUV models also offer 4WD, so it’s especially good for these types of activities.
Recommended for large groups or travelers traveling with lots of luggage. If there are 6 passengers, the minivan will typically fit about 6 pieces of luggage. Please note that when all 8 seats are being used, the luggage space will be quite small.
Luxury and sports car rentals tend to have spacious interiors, and usually, the trunk space is larger than regular car classes as well. There are also some two-seater sports cars which are great for enjoying the drive itself, but not much luggage can fit in a sports car.
Van
Recommended for large groups or people with lots of luggage. However, please note that snow tires cannot be installed on the Hiace models. Also, 10-seater vans (including the driver) require a special International Driving Permit. Please check the International Driving Permit page for details. This type of car has very small luggage space when all the seats are in use, so we recommend to book 2 cars (i.e., 2 minivans) if you have a lot of people and a lot of luggage.
Suitcase Sizing:
Height
Width
Depth
Unit
White Suitcase (Large)
72
50
30
cm
Gray Suitcase (Large)
71
50
28
cm
Silver Suitcase (Medium)
68
45
26
cm
Silver Suitcase (Small)
55
40
20
cm
Blue Suitcase (Small)
55
40
20
cm
※The above images were taken in June 2019. Please note that the trunk space may vary by make, model, and year.
When you are driving in Japan, do you know what to do if there’s an earthquake or sudden heavy rain?
Here are some tips to keep in mind when driving in Japan in order to be prepared in case of a natural disaster.
1. Earthquake
■ If an earthquake happens when you’re driving If an earthquake starts while you’re driving, turn on the hazard/emergency lights and check the condition of nearby cars and pedestrians, then move your car to the shoulder and stop. If you brake suddenly, you could get hit from behind, so gradually reduce your speed before stopping if possible. Please wait in the car without getting out until the earthquake subsides, then check the earthquake information, damage, etc, from your mobile phone or app.
■ If you get out of the car and evacuate If there is a tsunami warning issued or the road is damaged and you cannot continue, turn off the engine, close the windows, leave the car key in the ignition and do NOT lock the doors, and proceed to safety. When you leave the key in the ignition, emergency personnel will be able to move the car if it’s blocking emergency vehicles.
■ When evacuating with the car It’s very dangerous to move the car when there is an earthquake because there might be congestion, damage to the road, or debris blocking the way. Therefore, please stop the car in a safe place and walk to evacuate. If there are no buildings nearby and you must evacuate by car, drive very carefully and pay close attention to road conditions because traffic lights and signals may no longer be operational due to power failures.
2. Sudden Heavy Rain
■ If you encounter heavy rain while driving If it’s raining very hard, stop driving and park in a safe place and wait for the rain to stop.
■ Avoid underpasses Underpasses are made by digging down from the surrounding road, such as underground roads passing under railways or highways. During heavy rain, underpasses are dangerous because they can be easily flooded by several meters of water. During heavy rainfall, never attempt to drive into a flooded area.
■ “I think I can make it” driving is extremely dangerous It’s extremely dangerous to think that you can drive through flooded roads, even if you think it’s shallow. Even a small amount of water can sweep away a car. If you do drive into a flooded area, it’s possible that cars in front of you will become unable to move and the water level will increase, meaning that you will be stuck. Avoid driving through any area that has standing water.
3. Heavy Snow
■ If you get stuck on a snow road If your tires slip on fresh slow and you get stuck, slowly move the car back and forth to stiffen the snow around the tires. If there’s a sand box on the side of the road, sprinkle some sand around the drive wheel.
■ If you can’t move because of heavy snow In whiteout conditions such as snowstorms, please turn on the hazard/emergency lights and and safely stop the vehicle. Since the exhaust pipe might become blocked by snow, there is a risk of carbon monoxide poisoning, so please remove the snow from the exhaust pipe while you’re waiting for assistance.
4. If Water Gets Into The Car
It’s important to stay calm even if the car engine stops in a flooded area and water gets into the car. First, remove the seatbelt, open the door, and evacuate. If the water is too high and the door won’t open, evacuate from the window. If the window won’t open, break the side window and evacuate (don’t try to break the sturdy windshield glass).
5. Car Fire
If a fire breaks out while driving, turn on the hazard lights to notify the cars around you that an emergency has occurred. Next, stop the car on the side of the road and call the 119 emergency phone number from your mobile phone. If you can, try to extinguish the fire as long as you are not exposing yourself to danger. Depending on the strength of the fire, you may be able to extinguish the flame by choking it with a jacket or water.
6. Safety Information Card – Useful Tool for Tourists Visiting Japan
This tool from the Japan Tourism Agency summarizes information about disaster preparedness, including useful websites and apps, so that tourists can enjoy a safe trip with peace of mind, even in case of a natural disaster. Please use it by all means.
New Chitose Airport (International Terminal)
Please check in at the information counter on the first floor. Go out from the arrival gate and proceed left, and go to the first floor with the escalator on the left at the end. When you get to the center, there is an information counter on the right, where the “?” mark is shown below.
Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal 1 (Times, Orix, and Nissan)
Please go to the reception counter in the arrival lobby on the 1st floor. Please use the rental car counter near “Information Desk 3,” where the orange “?” mark is shown in the map below.
Haneda Domestic Airport Terminal 1 (Nippon, Toyota)
Please go to the reception counter in the arrival lobby on the 1st floor. Please use the rental car counter near “Information Desk 5,” where the orange “?” mark is shown in the map below.
Please go to the reception counter in the arrival lobby on the 1st floor. Please use the rental car counter near “Information Desk 3,” where the orange “?” mark is shown in the map below.
After arrival, please go to the 2nd floor information counter in the Access Plaza, where the red “?” mark is shown in the middle of the map below. The information counter hours are from 9:00-18:00.
※If you arrive outside of the business hours, please go directly to the outlet from the 1st floor Access Plaza.
Kansai International Airport (Toyota, Nissan, Orix)
Please go to the reception counter of the rental car company you have reserved (Toyota, Nissan or Orix). The counters are located on the 1st floor of the Aero Plaza. It is shown as “23” on the map below.
※for customers using terminal 1: 3-minute walk from Terminal 1 via the 2F connection passage
※for customers using terminal 2: 7-minute ride from Terminal 2 via free shuttle bus.
Please go to the reception counter of the rental car company you have reserved (Nippon or Times) . The counters are located on the 2st floor of the Aero Plaza. It is shown as “23” on the map below.
※for customers using terminal 1: 3-minute walk from Terminal 1 via the 2F connection passage
※for customers using terminal 2: 7-minute ride from Terminal 2 via free shuttle bus.
After arrival, please go to the rental car counter located on the 1st floor of Arrival Lobby (the Car and Key mark on the map) for the registration to receive transfer service. After completed registration, shuttle service will be provided. Please go to the 3rd floor and go to the shuttle bus stop for rental car, where “Rent-a-car pick up” indicated and has big red arrow pointing on the second map. The staff will transfer you to the rental car outlet.
If there is no staff at the counter, please directly call the outlet.
Toyota: 092-778-0100
Nissan: 092-433-4123 （you can use the phone at the counter）
Times: 092-432-7070 （you can use the phone at the counter）
Nippon: 092-433-0919 / 0120-65-0919 (Toll Free)
Budget: 092-735-8886
Arrival Lobby (1F)
“Rent-a-car pick up” is a Shuttle bus stop area for car-rental customer (3F)
There is no transfer service available. From the domestic terminal south side, it is about 5 minutes on foot. If you are coming from the north arrival gate, it is about 10 minutes on foot.
There is free transfer service available.
After arrival, please call the outlet (092-629-5656) and wait at the meeting spot, the Domestic Terminal North Exit rental car only shuttle area. The staff will pick you up in 5-10 minutes.
Fukuoka Airport Domestic Terminal (Nippon) There are two Nippon outlets, so please be careful.
Nippon Rental Car Fukuoka Airport-Daiichi (1)
There is no transfer service.
3-minute walk from the Arrival Area South. 1-minute walk from the subway exit 4.
Nippon Rental Car Fukuoka Airport-Daini (2)
After arrival, please call the toll-free number 0120-59-0919. Please proceed to the front parking lot near the Arrival Area North. The staff will pick you up at the car rental ｢Pick-up & Drop-off zone｣.
★Customers arriving at arrivals lobby – North
Exit through exit F and cross at the zebra crossing towards a multi-storey parking lot on the opposite side. Turn left and go straight until you see a parking area for a sightseeing bus. It will have a blue sign-board saying「レンタカー、民間駐車場乗降場」which is our shuttle meeting point. Please call us once you get there. Our courtesy shuttle bus will arrive in approximately 10-15 minutes to pick you up.
Waiting time varies depending on the time of day.
※It is an on demand service so please make sure to call us. ( 092-735-8886)
★Customers arriving at arrivals lobby – South
Exit through exit A and cross at the large zebra crossing in front of you. Once across, turn right and go down the road for about 10 minutes. The branch should be visible under a large board saying 明治のおいしい牛乳.
※To make use of the shuttle service please go to the shuttle meeting point as per above and call us. ( 092-735-8886)
For customers reserved Nissan, Budget, Toyota, Times, Nippon
There is no reception counter in the airport. To receive transfer service to the outlet, please call directly at the information counter.
※For customers using domestic flight：Please come to the Tourism & General Information Office (domestic terminal, 1st floor)
※For customers using international flight：Please come to the General Information Office (International terminal, 1st floor)
Nissan Rent a Car：0995-58-2121
BUDGET Rent A Car：0995-58-3543
TOYOTA Rent a Car：0995-58-2306
Times Car Rental：0995-58-3888
Nippon Rental Car：0995-58-2539
Domestic: Tourism & General Information Office is located at “?” mark on the map below.
International: General Information Office is located at “?” mark on the map below.
There is no reception counter in the airport. To receive transfer service to the outlet, please call directly at the information counter, exit the airport at exit ① (international terminal) shown on the map below, and go ahead 30 meters to the right to the meeting place.
Sky Rent a Car phone number: 0995-58-9330
There is no reception counter in the airport. The rental car company will pick you up from the airport. If you arrive on an international flight, please go to the domestic terminal to the “Rental Car Pickup” place designated on the map below after getting your luggage. Go out of the exit and cross the pedestrian crosswalk.
For customers reserved Nissan, Times, Nippon, Sky Rent a Car, ABC Rent a car, please look for a “11-B” sign and wait there.
For customers reserved Budget or Toyota, please look for a “11-A” sign and wait there.
※For Budget’s customers, after arrival, please contact the outlet before proceeding to the waiting point. (Tel: 098-856-2200)
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