Tokyo's thrills range from a sky-high terrace to go-karts on city streets and canyons beyond town. Safety rules are strict, so book ahead.
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An open-air rooftop at 230 m where you can stand at the edge above the city.
Tip: Book sunset slots in advance.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 2 hours
A theme park at Mount Fuji's foot famed for record-setting roller coasters.
Tip: About 2 hours by bus from Shinjuku; weekend queues are long.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapDrive costumed go-karts through Akihabara and Tokyo's streets.
Tip: An international driving permit is required, so bring yours.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapA roller coaster at Tokyo Dome City that climbs about 80 m and passes through a building.
Tip: Leave bags and loose items in a locker.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1 hours
A tour of a vast underground flood-control tank that looks like a cathedral.
Tip: Visits must be booked online in advance; commentary may be in Japanese.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 2 hours
A water adventure in Okutama's gorges with scrambling, sliding and waterfall jumps.
Tip: Join a guided tour and bring clothes you can get wet.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapA well-known bouldering gym with routes from beginner to advanced.
Tip: You can rent shoes and chalk on site.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapA long, flat, uninterrupted cycling path along the Arakawa River.
Tip: Rent a bike in Adachi and choose your direction by the wind.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
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