Tokyo Self-Drive Can-Am Ryker City Tour

Ride a Can-am Ryker through Tokyo's metropolitan area for a 1-hour cruise visiting Shinjuku, Harajuku, and Shibuya Crossing with photo shooting.

Getting started

Present your required driving documents at the starting point so eligibility can be confirmed before you ride. After a brief orientation to the Can-am Ryker controls, you will get set up on your vehicle with your passenger, if you have one. Once everything is checked, you will roll out directly into Tokyo's metropolitan area for your 1-hour drive.

What to expect

Tokyo metropolitan area ride

This experience is a high-adrenaline drive through Tokyo's metropolitan area, designed around a compact 1-hour route. You travel by Can-am Ryker through some of the city's most recognizable districts while using only a car driver's license, with no motorcycle license required.

Features

• The 1-hour drive through the metropolitan area is planned so you can feel the pace of Tokyo's streets without needing a motorcycle license, as long as you hold a valid car driver's license that meets local rules.
• Use of the Can-am Ryker is included for the ride, giving you a three-wheeled, low-slung vehicle that keeps you close to the city streets as you move between districts.
• Photo shooting is part of the experience, so you can pause at selected moments to capture yourself on the Can-am Ryker along the route without having to arrange your own session.
• A passenger is allowed to share the ride, which means you can have someone seated behind you to experience the same route and views at the same time, rather than riding alone.

Shinjuku

Shinjuku is one of Tokyo's busiest hubs, known for dense city blocks filled with shops, entertainment, and offices. You pass through this district as part of your metropolitan loop, seeing its urban landscape from the seat of your Can-am Ryker.

Features

• You visit Shinjuku during the 1-hour drive through the metropolitan area, giving you a street-level look at its commercial towers and busy thoroughfares as you navigate city traffic.
• While riding your Can-am Ryker, the photo shooting can capture you framed against Shinjuku's high-rise backdrop, adding an urban contrast to your images.
• Having a passenger allowed to share the ride lets both of you take in Shinjuku's dense streetscape at the same time, with one person focusing on the sensations of the ride while the other observes the surroundings more closely.

Harajuku

Harajuku is known as a youth culture district and a recognizable name on many Tokyo itineraries. Your route brings you through this area so you can experience its change in atmosphere compared to other parts of the city.

Features

• The Harajuku segment of the route lets you feel the shift from business-focused streets to an area associated with fashion and pop culture as you continue the 1-hour drive through the metropolitan area.
• Use of the Can-am Ryker in Harajuku gives you a different perspective than walking, as you glide past storefronts and side streets while remaining part of the traffic flow.
• With photo shooting included, you can capture shots during or around Harajuku that highlight the contrast between you, the vehicle, and this well-known neighborhood.

Shibuya Crossing

Shibuya Crossing is one of Tokyo's most recognizable intersections, known globally for its multi-directional pedestrian scramble. Your ride includes a visit to Shibuya Crossing so you can experience this landmark as part of your loop.

Features

• Passing Shibuya Crossing during the 1-hour drive through the metropolitan area puts you beside one of the city's most photographed urban scenes, observed from your position on the Can-am Ryker in the traffic stream.
• Photo shooting at or near Shibuya Crossing can record your presence in this globally recognized location, pairing the vehicle with the crowds and signage that define the intersection.
• With a passenger allowed to share the ride, one of you can concentrate on the movement through Shibuya while the other focuses on the views of the crossing and surrounding buildings from the back seat.