Wandering Around Okayama

After completing the car rental formalities at Narita Airport Terminal 2, we waited for almost half an hour before a vehicle was sent to take us to the nearby branch to collect the car. It turns out they wait for a group of renters to complete their paperwork before dispatching the shuttle. I recommend keeping this in mind when planning your schedule.

Overall satisfied. The car's GPS only accepted Japanese input.

Very polite

We got a 130,000km old car, barely made it uphill, very stinky and with a leaky air con that made driving with 38dgs outside a nightmare. The staff didn’t really speak English and the only thing they made clear was that upon return the car needed to be refilled in a specific gas station and that they would need to check the invoice. Unsurprisingly this has station had the most expensive gas in Kyoto, 20¥/ltr more than anywhere else! A rent a car to avoid!

The car was a bit old and not in very good conditions

Fairly good