Tokyo Limousine Service

Tokyo limousine service pricing is set by vehicle class and event duration, not by surge. A Mercedes-Benz S-Class limousine is $230/hr (~¥35,700/hr at recent exchange) with a 3-hour minimum and is the standard ride for Marunouchi corporate galas, Roppongi private dinners, and groom transfers at Imperial Hotel Tokyo, the Peninsula Tokyo at Marunouchi 1-8-1, the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo at Nihonbashi Muromachi 2-1-1, the Aman Tokyo at the Otemachi Tower, the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi, and the Palace Hotel Tokyo opposite the Imperial Palace. The Toyota Century (the formal Japanese state limousine traditionally used by Imperial Household guests, prime ministers, and Keidanren chairmen) is $240/hr (~¥37,200/hr) with a 3-hour minimum and is the culturally correct vehicle for Shinto wedding processions to Meiji Jingu shrine in Yoyogi, Hie Jinja shrine in Akasaka, and traditional kaiseki dinners. Limousines (Cadillac Escalade ESV stretch and Lincoln Navigator L stretch, 8-12 passengers) are $250-$350/hr depending on length, with a 3-hour minimum, and are reserved for Shibuya birthday parties, Akasaka bachelorette nights, and karaoke-circuit Roppongi tours that loop through Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, Tokyo Midtown, and Azabudai Hills. First Class SUV (the Lexus LX 600 Executive — Japan's in-market equivalent of the Range Rover Autobiography) is $150/hr (~¥23,300/hr). Wedding day packages from Imperial Hotel Tokyo (1-1-1 Uchisaiwaicho) to Meiji Jingu to the Peninsula Tokyo reception run $1,440-$2,000 across a 6-8 hour booking. Multi-day Cherry Blossom (sakura, late March-early April) and Golden Week (April 29-May 5) hospitality books at $1,840/day on the S-Class and $2,000/day on the Toyota Century. All-in pricing — no surge during Tokyo Marathon (March), Sumida River Fireworks (last Saturday of July), Cherry Blossom peak, Golden Week, Tokyo Game Show (Makuhari Messe in Chiba, September), Tokyo Motor Show / Japan Mobility Show (Tokyo Big Sight, October-November), the Emperor's Birthday (February 23), or New Year three-day shutdown (Sho-gatsu, December 31-January 3). Tokyo Expressway tolls (Shuto Expressway / Metropolitan Expressway, typically ¥1,300-¥3,100 depending on route) are included in all-in rates. WhatsApp and international callback are accepted on the same number.

Detailed Drivers operates the four vehicle classes that dominate Tokyo's formal-event chauffeur market. The Toyota Century is the formal Japanese state limousine — a four-door super-luxury sedan hand-built in small numbers at Toyota's Higashi-Fuji plant, traditionally finished in the lacquered 'Kamui' black used by Imperial Household guests, prime ministers, Keidanren chairmen, and traditional Japanese corporate boards. Many Tokyo wedding couples specifically request the Century for the groom's entrance into Meiji Jingu, Hie Jinja, or Yushukan shrine ceremonies because it is recognized as the 'proper' Japanese formal vehicle in a way that even an S-Class is not. The Mercedes-Benz S-Class (S 580 long-wheelbase) is the international-standard luxury sedan for Marunouchi corporate events, Roppongi Hills private dinners, Imperial Hotel ballroom galas, and Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills rooftop receptions — preferred by international executives staying at the Peninsula Tokyo, Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, Aman Tokyo, Four Seasons Marunouchi, Palace Hotel Tokyo, the Conrad Tokyo at Shiodome, the Ritz-Carlton Tokyo in Midtown Roppongi, and the Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo at Yaesu Central Tower. Limousines (Cadillac Escalade ESV stretch, 8-12 passengers, and Lincoln Navigator L stretch, 8-10 passengers) cover Shibuya birthday parties, Roppongi club crawls (including V2 Tokyo at Roppongi 7-13-7, ESPRIT Tokyo, Le Baron, and Atom), karaoke-circuit nights through Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown, Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea group transfers from Maihama in Chiba, and bachelorette / bachelor party tours of Shinjuku Kabukicho, Shibuya, and Daikanyama. The Lexus LX 600 Executive is the in-market Japan SUV — preferred over the Range Rover for compatibility with narrower Tokyo Expressway lanes and tight Roppongi / Akasaka hotel motor courts. The Mercedes-Benz V-Class luxury MPV (7 passengers, leather, captain's chairs) and full Sprinter Vans (Toyota HiAce GL Premium, 10-14 passengers) handle wedding party transfers, parents-of-the-bride/groom transport, and group gala transfers from Otemachi office towers to event venues at Happo-en Garden, Meguro Gajoen, Hotel New Otani, and Hotel Chinzanso. All vehicles carry English-speaking chauffeurs trained in Japanese formal etiquette — bowing protocol, two-handed business card (meishi) exchange, kuruma yose (the formal car-arrival entrance ritual at Japanese hotels and shrines), and Imperial Household guest protocol for state-equivalent transfers.

Tokyo limousine service from Detailed Drivers uses all-in pricing and dedicated formal-class vehicles (Toyota Century, S-Class, limousines) — Uber Black in Tokyo runs primarily on Toyota Crown and Toyota Alphard inventory dispatched through Premier and Black tiers, with dynamic surge that hits 3.5-4.5x during Cherry Blossom peak (sakura, late March-early April when 8 million visitors converge on Ueno Park, Chidorigafuchi moat, Meguro River, Shinjuku Gyoen, and Yoyogi Park over a 10-14 day window), 4.0x during Golden Week (April 29-May 5, a four-holiday cluster of Showa Day, Constitution Memorial Day, Greenery Day, and Children's Day when domestic travel volume peaks), 3.5x during Tokyo Marathon (early March, 38K runners + 1M spectators with broad central Tokyo road closures across Shinjuku, Hibiya, Ginza, Asakusa, and the Imperial Palace loop), 4.0-5.0x during Sumida River Fireworks (last Saturday of July, 1 million attendees concentrated between Asakusa Komagata and Ryogoku — JR / Tokyo Metro lines run packed-to-overflow), 3.5x during Tokyo Game Show (Makuhari Messe in Chiba, September, 270K attendees), 3.5x during the Japan Mobility Show / former Tokyo Motor Show (Tokyo Big Sight Odaiba, October-November), 4.0-5.0x during the New Year three-day shutdown (Sho-gatsu, December 31-January 3, when much of Tokyo's public transit operates on reduced holiday schedules and most restaurants and shops close), and 4.0x during the Emperor's Birthday (February 23, with Imperial Palace public greetings drawing 100K+ visitors). NRT-to-Imperial Hotel during Cherry Blossom: Detailed Drivers $300 S-Class all-in (60 mi via Higashi Kanto Expressway to Shuto Expressway); Uber Black with 4.5x surge approximately $550+. HND-to-Roppongi Hills on Tokyo Marathon morning: Detailed Drivers $300 S-Class all-in (12 mi via Bayshore Route Wangan-sen); Uber Black with 3.5x surge plus marathon-route detours $300+. Beyond pricing, Detailed Drivers commits a Toyota Century or S-Class to your specific event window — Uber Black dispatches whatever vehicle is closest, which on a wedding day or a Keidanren gala is unacceptable. DD also includes Shinto wedding protocol training, Imperial Household kuruma yose entrance choreography at the Akasaka State Guest House and Imperial Palace East Gardens, English-speaking chauffeurs (most Tokyo Uber drivers speak limited English), Shuto Expressway tolls, and NDA-compliant chauffeurs for SoftBank, Sony, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Sumitomo, Marubeni, Itochu, Toyota Tsusho, Toyota Tokyo executive office, Nomura, Mizuho, MUFG, SMBC, Rakuten, LINE Yahoo, Recruit Holdings, Fast Retailing / Uniqlo, Shiseido, Suntory, and Asahi Group executive transport.

Detailed Drivers covers all 23 Special Wards of Tokyo plus Tama and the wider Greater Tokyo Area (Kanto). Chiyoda — Marunouchi (the central business district directly east of Tokyo Station, home to Mitsubishi, Mitsui, the Imperial Hotel Tokyo at 1-1-1 Uchisaiwaicho, the Peninsula Tokyo at Marunouchi 1-8-1, the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi, the Shangri-La Tokyo at the Marunouchi Trust Tower, and the headquarters towers of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group MUFG, Mitsubishi Estate, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries), Otemachi (the financial CBD — the Aman Tokyo at the Otemachi Tower, Mizuho, the Keidanren Kaikan, Nikkei, the Yomiuri Building, Sankei, the Bank of Japan HQ at Nihonbashi-Hongokucho 2-1-1, the Tokyo Stock Exchange at Nihonbashi-Kabutocho 2-1, the Tokyo Bankers Association), Nagatacho (Japanese government — the Prime Minister's Official Residence Sori Daijin Kantei, the National Diet Building, the LDP and CDP party headquarters), Kasumigaseki (ministries — MOF Ministry of Finance, METI, MOFA Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Supreme Court), the Imperial Palace and Imperial Palace East Gardens, and Akihabara (electronics + anime). Chuo — Ginza (luxury retail and dining — the Ginza Six tower, Mitsukoshi Ginza, Wako, the Bvlgari Tokyo flagship, Louis Vuitton Maison Ginza Namiki, Cartier Ginza, Hermès Ginza Maison, Chanel Ginza, the Ginza Kabukiza theatre), Nihonbashi (the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo at 2-1-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, the Mitsui Tower, Coredo Muromachi, the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi flagship, the Bank of Japan), Tsukiji (the former wholesale fish market, now Toyosu), Tsukishima, Hibiya (the Tokyo Midtown Hibiya). Minato — Roppongi (Roppongi Hills Mori Tower with the Grand Hyatt Tokyo, the Roppongi Hills Residences, the Mori Art Museum and Tokyo City View observation, the Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, the Ritz-Carlton Tokyo in Midtown Roppongi at Akasaka 9-7-1, Tokyo Midtown Galleria, Suntory Hall, the Tokyo American Club, and the international nightlife district), Akasaka (Akasaka Biz Tower, the Hotel New Otani, Hie Jinja shrine for Shinto weddings, the Akasaka State Guest House for visiting heads of state), Toranomon (the Toranomon Hills development, Azabudai Hills opened in 2023 as the tallest tower in Japan at 325 meters with the Janu Tokyo hotel and the new Aman Residences), Azabu / Hiroo (foreign embassies — the U.S. Embassy at Akasaka 1-10-5, the British Embassy at Ichibancho 1, the German, French, Russian, Korean, Chinese embassies — and the Aman Residences), Shibakoen / Hamamatsucho (Tokyo Tower at Shibakoen 4-2-8, the Prince Park Tower Tokyo), Shimbashi / Shiodome (the Conrad Tokyo at the Tokyo Shiodome Building 1-9-1, the Park Hotel Tokyo, the Royal Park Hotel Shiodome, the Nippon TV Tower, the Dentsu HQ), Daiba / Odaiba (Tokyo Big Sight convention center, the Hilton Tokyo Odaiba, the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba, palette town heritage, TeamLab Borderless Azabudai). Shibuya — Shibuya Crossing and Shibuya Scramble Square, Shibuya Sky observation, the Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel, the Trunk Hotel, Daikanyama T-Site, Nakameguro along the Meguro River (a key Cherry Blossom corridor), Aoyama / Omotesando (the Tokyo flagships of Prada, Dior, Louis Vuitton, Tod's, Chanel along the Omotesando avenue, and Aoyama wedding venues), Harajuku, Yoyogi (Meiji Jingu shrine for Shinto weddings). Shinjuku — Shinjuku Station (the world's busiest train station at 3.5 million daily passengers), Kabukicho (entertainment), Nishi-Shinjuku skyscrapers and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, the Park Hyatt Tokyo at the Shinjuku Park Tower (the 'Lost in Translation' hotel), the Hilton Tokyo, the Hyatt Regency Tokyo, the Keio Plaza Hotel, and Shinjuku Gyoen national garden. Bunkyo — Tokyo Dome City + Tokyo Dome Hotel (Yomiuri Giants baseball, concerts), the University of Tokyo Hongo campus, Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo at Sekiguchi 2-10-8 (a major Tokyo wedding venue). Meguro — Meguro Gajoen wedding hall, Daikanyama. Setagaya — Den-en-chofu (the most prestigious residential area in Tokyo, often described as the 'Beverly Hills of Tokyo'), Futako-Tamagawa Rise. Sumida — Tokyo Skytree Town (634 meters, the tallest tower in the world at Oshiage 1-1-2), Asakusa Sensoji Temple at Asakusa 2-3-1 (Tokyo's oldest temple, founded 645 AD), Ryogoku (the National Sumida Hokusai Museum, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Stadium). Taito — Ueno (Ueno Park during Cherry Blossom, the Tokyo National Museum, Ueno Zoo). Greater Tokyo / Kanto — Yokohama (Minato Mirai, the InterContinental Yokohama Grand, Yokohama Bay), Yokosuka (the U.S. Navy 7th Fleet base), Kamakura (Daibutsu Great Buddha + temple route), Hakone (onsen mountain resort + Hakone Yumoto + Gora + Ashi-no-ko Lake + the Mount Fuji approach — 90 km southwest), Karuizawa (mountain resort 150 km northwest, Hoshinoya Karuizawa), Mount Fuji and the Fuji Five Lakes (Fujiyoshida, Kawaguchiko, Saiko, Shojiko, Motosuko), Nikko (90 mi north — Toshogu Shrine and the Tokugawa mausoleum, a UNESCO World Heritage site), Narita-san Shinshoji Temple (adjacent to NRT, 10 mi from the airport).

Yes — weddings, corporate galas, and cultural events are the core of Tokyo limousine service. Shinto weddings — Meiji Jingu shrine (Yoyogi 1-1) is the most prestigious Shinto wedding venue in Tokyo, set in 175 acres of forested grounds adjacent to Harajuku and Yoyogi Park; Hie Jinja shrine (Akasaka 2-10-5) is the wedding venue of choice for political and corporate Tokyo; Yushukan / Yasukuni Shrine (Kudankita 3-1-1) is a traditional alternative; Nezu Jinja (Nezu 1-28-9, Bunkyo) hosts smaller Shinto weddings in azalea gardens. The standard wedding-day choreography is groom's arrival in a Toyota Century (the culturally correct vehicle), bride's arrival in a separate Toyota Century or S-Class, transfer of bride and groom to reception, and parent / wedding party transfer in V-Class. Western-style hotel ballroom weddings happen at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo (Uchisaiwaicho 1-1-1), the Peninsula Tokyo (Marunouchi 1-8-1), the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo (Nihonbashi Muromachi 2-1-1), the Palace Hotel Tokyo opposite the Imperial Palace, the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi, the Aman Tokyo (Otemachi Tower), the Ritz-Carlton Tokyo (Akasaka 9-7-1 Midtown), the Conrad Tokyo (Shiodome), the Park Hyatt Tokyo (Shinjuku Park Tower), Hotel New Otani (Kioicho 4-1), Hotel Okura Tokyo (Toranomon 2-10-4), the Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, the Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo (Yaesu Central Tower), the Janu Tokyo (Azabudai Hills), Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo (Sekiguchi 2-10-8, Bunkyo), Happo-en Garden (Shirokanedai 1-1-1), and Meguro Gajoen (Shimomeguro 1-8-1). Corporate galas — Keidanren Kaikan (the Japan Business Federation), Tokyo International Forum (Marunouchi), Hotel Okura Tokyo, the Imperial Hotel Tokyo ballroom, the New Otani 'Tsuru no Ma' banquet hall, Tokyo Big Sight conferences in Odaiba, Pacifico Yokohama, and the Hilton Tokyo Bay. Cultural events — Tokyo Marathon (early March), Cherry Blossom (sakura, late March-early April) hanami corridors at Chidorigafuchi moat, Meguro River, Sumida Park, Ueno Park, Shinjuku Gyoen, Yoyogi Park, Aoyama Cemetery, Roppongi Tokyo Midtown gardens, Asukayama, and Inokashira Park, Golden Week (April 29-May 5), Sanja Matsuri at Asakusa Sensoji (mid-May), Sumida River Fireworks (last Saturday of July, 1M attendees), Sumida Park Fireworks, Jingu Gaien Fireworks (mid-August), Setagaya Hanabi, Tokyo Game Show (Makuhari Messe, September), Tokyo International Film Festival (October-November at Hibiya / Roppongi), the Japan Mobility Show / former Tokyo Motor Show (Tokyo Big Sight, October-November), the Tokyo International Music Market, Christmas illuminations (Roppongi Keyakizaka, Caretta Shiodome, Marunouchi Naka-dori, Tokyo Midtown), New Year (Sho-gatsu, December 31-January 3 with Hatsumode shrine visits at Meiji Jingu, Sensoji, and Hie Jinja), and the Emperor's Birthday (February 23). Sumo — Tokyo Grand Sumo Tournament (Hatsu Basho January, Natsu Basho May, Aki Basho September) at Ryogoku Kokugikan. Limousines handle birthday parties, bachelorette / bachelor nights, Shibuya and Roppongi club crawls (V2 Tokyo, ESPRIT, Le Baron, Atom Tokyo, A Lounge, Jumanji 55, Shibuya CIRCUS), and group karaoke nights at Pasela Roppongi, Karaoke-kan Shibuya, and Big Echo. Tokyo Disney Resort (Maihama, Chiba, 20 mi east) group transfers between Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel, the Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta, and the Disney Ambassador Hotel. NDA-compliant chauffeurs throughout. Book Cherry Blossom (sakura) week, Golden Week, Sumida River Fireworks, and Sumo tournament dates 60-90 days ahead.

Yes — Detailed Drivers Tokyo limousine service operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including during periods when most of Tokyo's public transit reduces or shuts. Pre-dawn 4 AM HND departures for early-morning international flights to JFK, LAX, SFO, ORD, IAD, YYZ, LHR, CDG, FRA, DXB, SIN, ICN, PVG, PEK, HKG, and SYD (HND has a 24-hour international terminal — Tokyo's only one, unlike NRT which is curfewed 23:00-06:00), 4 AM NRT departures for the Northern Hemisphere bank of long-haul flights (NRT-to-JFK departs around 6:30 PM Tokyo / arrives JFK same-day evening due to the date line; NRT-to-LAX 5:00 PM; many one-stop Asia routes depart 0500-0700), 5 AM Shinkansen departures from Tokyo Station to Kyoto / Osaka / Hakata / Hiroshima (the Tokaido Shinkansen Nozomi service runs from 6:00 AM, the Tohoku Shinkansen to Sendai and Aomori from 6:00 AM, the Joetsu Shinkansen to Niigata, the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Kanazawa), and late-night Roppongi / Shibuya nightlife returns (Tokyo Metro and JR Yamanote Line typically end service around 00:30-01:00, leaving a 4-5 hour gap until 05:00 first trains — the gap when limousine and S-Class limousine service is most critical for safe return from Roppongi clubs, Shinjuku Kabukicho, Shibuya nightlife, and Tokyo Tower / Skytree late events). New Year three-day shutdown (Sho-gatsu, December 31-January 3) — most Tokyo restaurants, shops, and many train lines reduce to holiday schedules; many visitors do Hatsumode (first shrine visit of the year) at Meiji Jingu, Sensoji, Hie Jinja, Kanda Myojin, and Yasukuni; DD honors all-in rates throughout. Cherry Blossom peak (sakura, late March-early April) — Uber surge 3.5-4.5x; DD honors all-in rates with priority dispatch for hanami transport between Chidorigafuchi, Meguro River, Ueno Park, Shinjuku Gyoen, Yoyogi Park, Aoyama Cemetery, and Tokyo Midtown Roppongi gardens. Golden Week (April 29-May 5) — domestic travel volume peaks across the Golden Week four-holiday cluster; book NRT, HND, and Tokyo Station Shinkansen transfers 60+ days ahead. Tsuyu rainy season (June-mid July) and typhoon season (August-October) — DD maintains 24/7 dispatch with all-weather fleet for typhoon-related airport rebookings, Imperial Hotel and Peninsula corporate continuity, and Roppongi / Marunouchi office tower coverage. Snow events (light snow possible December-February, with occasional heavy snowfall once every few years) — Tokyo's drainage and infrastructure can struggle in snow; DD chauffeurs are trained on Shuto Expressway snow advisories and JR Tokaido / Tokyo Metro disruption rebookings. English-speaking chauffeurs throughout. NDA-compliant for SoftBank, Sony, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Sumitomo, Marubeni, Itochu, Toyota Tsusho, Mitsubishi UFJ MUFG, Mizuho, SMBC, Nomura, Daiwa, Rakuten, LINE Yahoo, Recruit Holdings, Fast Retailing / Uniqlo, Shiseido, Suntory, Asahi Group, Kirin, NTT, KDDI, JR East, ANA, and JAL executive transport.

Yes — multi-vehicle Tokyo wedding-day coordination is a Detailed Drivers specialty. A standard Tokyo Shinto wedding-day choreography uses three to five vehicles. Vehicle 1 — Toyota Century for the groom's arrival, dispatched from the groom's residence or hotel (typically the Imperial Hotel Tokyo, the Peninsula Tokyo, Hotel Okura, Hotel New Otani, or the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo), arriving at Meiji Jingu shrine (Yoyogi 1-1) or Hie Jinja (Akasaka 2-10-5) via the formal kuruma yose entrance ritual. Vehicle 2 — a separate Toyota Century or Mercedes-Benz S-Class for the bride's arrival, departing the bride's preparation suite at the same hotel or at Meguro Gajoen / Happo-en bridal salons. Vehicle 3 — Mercedes-Benz V-Class or full Sprinter for parents of the bride and groom and the immediate family wedding party. Vehicle 4 — additional V-Class or Sprinter for the broader wedding party (rule of thumb is one V-Class per 6-7 guests in dress wear). Vehicle 5 — a limousine (Cadillac Escalade ESV stretch or Lincoln Navigator L stretch) for the post-reception evening procession through Ginza, the Imperial Palace loop, Tokyo Midtown, Roppongi Hills, Tokyo Skytree night illumination, and Tokyo Tower red-light photo stops. Common venue routes: Meiji Jingu → Peninsula Tokyo reception (10 mi via Aoyama-dori), Hie Jinja → Hotel New Otani reception (1 mi — adjacent), Meiji Jingu → Imperial Hotel Tokyo reception (5 mi), Meiji Jingu → Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo reception (11 mi via Mejiro-dori), Meguro Gajoen → Imperial Hotel (8 mi via Shuto Expressway Ring Route), Happo-en → Mandarin Oriental Tokyo Nihonbashi (8 mi). Multi-day wedding hospitality (rehearsal dinner Friday, Shinto ceremony Saturday morning, Western reception Saturday evening, brunch Sunday) typically runs $3,500-$6,500 across 30-40 hours of multi-vehicle service. Tokyo wedding planners that DD has worked with include Brillia Style, Take and Give Needs, ESCRIT Tokyo, and the in-house bridal departments of the Imperial Hotel, the Peninsula, the Mandarin Oriental, the Palace Hotel, Hotel Chinzanso, Hotel New Otani, and Happo-en. English-speaking chauffeurs are trained on Shinto wedding choreography (the bride's shiromuku white kimono dressing, the san-san-ku-do sake exchange, the formal exit through the shrine torii gate), kuruma yose hotel motor-court protocol, two-handed business card meishi exchange, and Japanese formal etiquette including not opening the rear door from outside (chauffeur uses the dedicated remote-open or interior release to preserve the formal arrival ritual). Book 60-90 days ahead for Cherry Blossom (sakura, late March-early April), Golden Week (April 29-May 5), Sanja Matsuri (mid-May), and autumn foliage (koyo, mid-November-early December) wedding dates.

Yes — Detailed Drivers offers centralized corporate billing for Tokyo and Greater Kanto companies. Trading houses (sogo shosha — the historic Japanese conglomerate trading companies headquartered in Marunouchi, Otemachi, and Nihonbashi): Mitsubishi Corporation (HQ at 2-3-1 Marunouchi), Mitsui & Co. (2-1-3 Otemachi), Sumitomo Corporation (1-8-11 Harumi), Marubeni (1-4-2 Otemachi), Itochu (2-5-1 Kita-Aoyama Minato), Toyota Tsusho (Nagoya HQ + Tokyo executive office), Sojitz (1-6-1 Uchisaiwaicho Chiyoda). Banking and financial services: Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group / MUFG (2-7-1 Marunouchi), Mizuho Financial Group (1-5-5 Otemachi), Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group / SMBC (1-1-2 Marunouchi), Nomura Holdings (1-9-1 Nihonbashi), Daiwa Securities (9-1 Marunouchi 1-chome), Tokyo Stock Exchange (2-1 Nihonbashi-Kabutocho), Bank of Japan (2-1-1 Nihonbashi-Hongokucho), Norinchukin Bank, Mizuho Securities, SMBC Nikko Securities, JPMorgan Tokyo (1-2 Otemachi), Goldman Sachs Japan (Roppongi Hills Mori Tower), Morgan Stanley Japan (Otemachi One Tower), Citigroup Tokyo, Deutsche Bank Tokyo, BlackRock Japan, Fidelity Japan. Technology: SoftBank Group (1-7-1 Kaigan, Minato — the Tokyo Portcity Takeshiba), Sony Group (1-7-1 Konan, Minato — Shinagawa), Rakuten Group (1-14-1 Tamagawa Setagaya — Rakuten Crimson House), LINE Yahoo / Z Holdings (Kioi Tower Chiyoda), Recruit Holdings (1-9-2 Marunouchi), Mercari (Roppongi Hills Mori Tower), GREE, DeNA, CyberAgent (1-12-1 Dogenzaka Shibuya), Square Enix (6-27-30 Shinjuku). Telecoms / utilities: NTT Group (3-1 Otemachi), KDDI (3-10-10 Iidabashi Chiyoda), NTT Docomo, SoftBank Mobile, Tokyo Electric Power TEPCO (1-1-3 Uchisaiwaicho), Tokyo Gas (1-5-20 Kaigan Minato). Automotive: Toyota Tokyo office (1-4-18 Koraku Bunkyo + Marunouchi executive office), Honda HQ (2-1-1 Minami-Aoyama), Nissan HQ (1-1-1 Takashima Yokohama + Ginza Gallery), Subaru (Ebisu Subaru Building), Mazda Tokyo. Consumer / retail / luxury: Fast Retailing / Uniqlo (Tokyo Midtown Yaesu HQ), Shiseido (5-5 Ginza 7-chome), Kao (1-14-10 Nihonbashi Kayabacho), Suntory Holdings (Tokyo Midtown), Asahi Group Holdings (1-23-1 Azumabashi Sumida), Kirin Holdings (Nakano Central Park South), Mitsukoshi Isetan Holdings (1-4-1 Shinjuku), Takashimaya (5-24-2 Sendagaya), Aeon Tokyo, Seven & i Holdings (8-8 Nibancho Chiyoda — owner of 7-Eleven and Ito-Yokado). Industrial: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (2-3-2 Marunouchi), Hitachi (1-6-6 Marunouchi), Komatsu (2-3-6 Akasaka), JFE Steel (2-2-3 Uchisaiwaicho), Nippon Steel (2-6-1 Marunouchi), Kawasaki Heavy Industries. Aerospace / aviation: ANA Holdings (1-5-2 Higashi-Shimbashi), JAL Japan Airlines (2-4-11 Higashi-Shinagawa Shinagawa). Pharmaceuticals: Takeda Pharmaceutical (1-1 Doshomachi Osaka + Tokyo HQ Nihonbashi Honcho), Astellas Pharma (5-1 Nihonbashi-Honcho 2-chome), Daiichi Sankyo (3-5-1 Nihonbashi-Honcho), Eisai, Otsuka Pharmaceutical. Media: Nikkei (1-3-7 Otemachi), Asahi Shimbun, Yomiuri Shimbun (1-7-1 Otemachi), NHK (2-2-1 Jinnan Shibuya), Nippon TV (1-6-1 Higashi-Shimbashi), Fuji TV (2-4-8 Daiba Odaiba), TBS, TV Tokyo, TV Asahi (6-9-1 Roppongi). Single monthly invoice (USD, ¥ JPY, or split-billing), NDA-compliant English-speaking chauffeurs, dedicated account manager, multi-cost-center billing, Shuto Expressway tolls included, and 24/7 emergency dispatch. Set up at (888) 420-0177 or via WhatsApp.