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Karting in Tokyo
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2019/8/5 17:26
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I want to reserve a slot for karting in Tokyo. I'm thinking doing a 2 hour course or maybe 3 hours, preferably from Akihabara.
Where's the best place to purchase tickets online that offers good value for money?
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by Dan353850
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Re: Karting in Tokyo
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2019/8/5 20:41
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Please rethink this. You will be a in a tiny go-kart on busy city roads. You will be far lower than the rest of the traffic, potentially out of sight of large vehicles such as trucks, without the safety of a car frame around you and often no helmet. You will receive little safety training. You will be a hazard and nuisance to locals just going about their days. It's only a matter of time before someone is seriously injured or killed in these activities.
If you wouldn't want go-karts zipping around you when you're trying to drive to work, and wouldn't ride a go-kart on the busiest road you can think of, don't do it.
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Re: Karting in Tokyo
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2019/8/6 03:52
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gIf you wouldn't want go-karts zipping around you when you're trying to drive to workh
This is what it boils down to for me. The whole business is having tourists behaving badly.
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by Gregalor
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Re: Karting in Tokyo
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2019/8/6 10:23
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It's only a matter of time before someone is seriously injured Lots of accidents already reported - a couple serious. They seem to be having an accident one per week. Make sure you have good travel insurance.
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by JapanCustomTours
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