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Zooming through the streets of Tokyo in a go-kart while dressed in a fun costume might sound like a dream come true. But before you rev your engine, there’s one important question to answer: do you need a Japanese driver’s license to join in the fun? If you’re an international traveler planning your first trip to Japan, this guide will…