Car Rental in Japan – Compare & Save up to 60%

Japan combines ancient traditions with modern technology and breathtaking nature. With a rental car you can discover vibrant cities like Tokyo and Osaka, beautiful mountains, quiet coastlines and charming villages. Simply compare the best rental companies below and save up to 60% on your booking.

Cheapest rental companies in Japan

ProviderPrice fromBenefits
EconomyBookings€15/dayTaxes & fees included, worldwide coverage View
Holiday Autos€22/dayFree cancellation, 24/7 support View
Carmellimo€24/dayFlexible vehicle selection View
Centauro€28/dayUnlimited km, local in Spain View
Enjoy Travel€30/dayPrice guarantee, wide selection View
RentOut Rentals€33/daySmall-scale local provider View
Expedia€35+/dayLarge selection & bundle discount View
Bipi (subscription)from €200/monthAll-in subscription, maintenance & insurance View

* Prices are indicative (Japan, June/July). EconomyBookings data: $16.60/day (~€15). Expedia offers bundle discounts. Bipi is subscription-based, not per day.

Best providers in Japan

ProviderRatingBenefits
EconomyBookings9.2/10Extensive range, competitive prices in Japan View
Holiday Autos8.9/10Easy booking, good customer service View
Carmellimo8.5/10Premium cars & driver service View
Centauro8.3/10Local coverage, good service View
Enjoy Travel7.9/10Clear prices, wide range View

* Ratings based on experiences in major cities of Japan (2025).

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Practical tips for driving in Japan

  • Drive on the left. In Japan, people drive on the left side of the road, so pay attention when merging and at intersections.
  • Speed ​​limits are usually between 40 and 60 km/h. In urban areas, the limit is often lower than you are used to.
  • Parking is often limited and expensive. Use parking garages and avoid illegal parking.
  • Using mobile phones while driving is prohibited. Hands-free calling is permitted.
  • Be alert for pedestrians and cyclists. They often have priority, especially at zebra crossings and in residential areas.
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