MIDNIGHT DRIVE
Championship White Honda NSX NA1 with pop-up headlights by Tokyo Bay and Rainbow BridgeNA1

Honda · 1990 – 2005

NSX tour in Tokyo

The premium tour: a mid-engine Honda NSX NA1 along Tokyo Bay, the Rainbow Bridge and Daikoku PA.

Price
¥45,000 per person
Start time
19:00 JST
Guests
Up to 2
Pickup
Central Tokyo hotels
Payment
Secure online
Daikoku PA
Included
Book now — ¥45,000

Free cancellation up to 7 days before your tour.

Tour overview

Developed with input from Ayrton Senna, the NA1 NSX is Japan’s original supercar. This premium tour includes extended photo time at Odaiba waterfront, a cruise across the Rainbow Bridge and an evening at Daikoku PA.

  • Mid-engine VTEC experience
  • Odaiba waterfront photo shoot
  • Extended Daikoku PA time

Itinerary

  1. 01

    Shibuya & Shinjuku Neon Cruise

    Roll through Tokyo’s brightest districts and see why the city became the backdrop for JDM films and games.

  2. 02

    Shuto Expressway C1 Loop

    The elevated inner loop that circles central Tokyo — a historic stage for Japanese street car culture.

  3. 03

    Rainbow Bridge & Tokyo Bay

    Cross the illuminated Rainbow Bridge with the Odaiba skyline and Tokyo Bay below you.

  4. 04

    Daikoku PA Car Meet

    Japan’s most famous parking area, where hundreds of tuned cars gather on weekend nights.

  5. 05

    Tokyo Night Photography

    Planned photo stops with your car so you leave with shots worth framing.

NSXtour FAQ

How much is the Honda NSX tour in Tokyo?

The Honda NSX tour costs ¥45,000 per person, including expressway tolls and hotel pickup in central Tokyo.

Can I drive the Honda NSX?

No. You ride as the passenger while a professional local driver handles the wheel. No driving license is required.

What time does the Honda NSX tour start?

The tour starts at 19:00 JST with pickup at your central Tokyo hotel, and finishes back at your hotel.

Does the Honda NSX tour go to Daikoku PA?

Yes. Daikoku PA is included. If police close it on the night, your driver switches to Tatsumi PA or Umihotaru.