Tokyo Extreme Drive

Tokyo Extreme Drive runs guided driving tours, JDM car rentals and circuit experiences from its Akasaka base, letting visitors drive or ride in classic and tuned Japanese cars. Fleet highlights and tour routes are published on the official site.

Tours range from short city drives to longer guided routes that include photo stops such as Shibuya Crossing and popular car‑meet areas (Tatsumi, Daikoku) and can be booked as driving or passenger experiences. Drivers must meet the company’s licence and ID requirements before taking the wheel.

A hands‑on driving experience in Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) cars, led by local guides who plan routes and safety briefings.

Look out for:

• The Veilside Fortune Mazda RX‑7 (marketed on the site as the “Tokyo Drift” RX‑7).

• Photo stops and urban driving stretches that commonly include Shibuya Crossing and Daikoku/Tatsumi car areas.

• Options to drive yourself or ride as a passenger on guided runs.

• Short and extended tour lengths (examples on the official site: 1‑hour and 3‑hour options).

Best way to experience it: Book in advance via the official site, confirm which car you want, and bring the required driving documents so you can drive rather than just ride.

• You must present a valid driver’s licence plus an International Driving Permit (Geneva 1949) or an approved translation (JAF) and passport.

• Some cars require prior experience driving on Japan’s roads or right‑hand/left‑hand familiarity—check vehicle notes before booking.

• Tours and specific cars are reservation‑based; availability varies, so book early for popular cars.

• The company lists an Akasaka (Minato‑ku) contact address; some tour stops occur across Tokyo (Shibuya, Daikoku, Tatsumi).