How to find a cheap car hire deal in Mishima
Pick up a cheap rental car in Mishima and start your adventure for around $83 a day. From short drives to cross-country jaunts, we'll match you with a rental that works for you.
$68 is the cheapest daily price offered for a rental in Mishima.
Staying on a bit longer? Book a weekly rental from $603 and explore more than just the top attractions.
To score the best price on a Mishima car hire, it's a good idea to book in advance. Rates tend to climb as your travel dates approach, and waiting too long might mean missing out.
Nissan Rent a Car, NIPPON Rent A Car and Rakuten are among the top-rated providers in the city. They're a great starting point for comparing offers.
Check if a collision damage waiver (CDW) is part of your Mishima car hire policy, whether you book with Nissan Rent a Car or another supplier. Some companies might not include it in the base price and instead sell it separately.
Choosing a one-way car hire is often a great hack for finding a deal. Check 'Return car to a different location.' Providers often need to move vehicles between branches, which means you can bag some fantastic one-way prices on a car for rent in Mishima.
Skip the hidden fees by choosing a ride with a 'Fair fuel policy.' Begin and end your trip with a full tank, and only pay for what you actually use.
Pack more into your journey by picking a rental with 'Unlimited mileage.' Located under the 'Policies' filter, these rides let you drive as far as you like without paying more.
Best value car hire options right now
You'll find the best deal with this company. Prices average $121 a day.
Offering daily rates of around $151, this provider is next in line.
The third option also shows up on the list of top-value suppliers. Drive off in one of their rentals for roughly $126 a day.
If you're having trouble deciding which wheels are right for you, consider something from the Mini rental category. It's the most commonly booked type of car in Mishima.
Compare car hire types in Mishima
Small: Whether you're weaving through city traffic or taking a quick trip, this car category delivers big value in a small package. Including mini and economy classes, you can look forward to excellent fuel efficiency and easy handling.
Medium: Choose from compact and intermediate cars that combine comfort, space and fuel efficiency. Easy to manoeuvre in cities and roomy enough for longer drives, they make sense for just about any journey.
Large: You've got the kids, the toys, the bags, the lot. Large vehicles have got the space to handle it all without breaking a sweat. Ideal for longer drives, this Mishima car hire category includes full-size cars.
SUV: Enjoy a higher driving position and a commanding view of the journey ahead in an SUV. Whether you're carving through winding trails or cruising along uninterrupted highways, many offer all-wheel drive to help you take on any road.
Van: If you're searching for a car for rent in Mishima that fits a small crowd (and all their stuff), a van has space to spare. Including commercial vans and trucks, they're a great choice for group outings, moving or business use.
Insurance and optional extras
Excess insurance covers the fee you'd have to pay if your Mishima car hire is damaged or stolen. While not mandatory, it's worth considering for extra protection. Keep in mind that not all insurance policies are the same, so make sure you know exactly what's included.
From navigation systems to mobile Wi-Fi hotspots, the right extras can make all the difference. Think about which extras will suit your needs when you rent a car in Mishima.
Good to know
Age requirements can vary by supplier and even car type, so be clear on the rules before you book. Some companies in Japan may rent to younger drivers for an additional fee. If you fall outside the typical age bracket, simply uncheck 'Driver aged between 25–70' and then enter how old you are to unlock the right options.
If the kids are coming with you, find out if you need to add a car seat to your Mishima car hire reservation. Whether required by local laws or not, they're always the safest way for little ones to ride.
Bring the right documents to keep the pick-up process smooth. You'll typically need your physical driver's licence (no electronic copies) and another form of photo ID. Also bring a credit card that can cover the deposit. If anything else is expected, it'll be listed in your booking.
Driving in Japan may feel unfamiliar if it's your first time. Keep in mind you'll need to stay on the left side of the road.
Keep within the local speed limits. Usually that's around 55kph in urban areas and 85kph or so on highways, unless signs say otherwise.
The blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit in Japan is 0.03%. Since alcohol's effects vary from person to person, the only way to be sure you're safe to drive is to avoid drinking.
Around 8am is one of the busiest times for traffic in this destination. Try to avoid peak travel times generally for a more relaxed drive.
The Japanese yen (JPY) is the currency you'll be using for general expenses and outings. Pay with a debit or credit card when it's convenient, but have some cash ready when electronic payments aren't an option.
Japanese is the language most commonly spoken throughout this country.
Best hotels in Mishima for drivers
Offering parking, Honjin gives you the freedom to come and go as you please. This hotel is around 10 kilometres from central Mishima and also comes with a spa and a lounge.
Saneatu No Yado Izumiso also works well for a trip built around driving. It features parking, plus a games room and a hot spring. Check in here and you'll be roughly 10 kilometres from the city centre.
Explore the full range of hotels in Mishima and pick the stay that matches your trip. Filters make it easy to tailor your search to your needs — like 'Parking,' 'Valet parking,' or 'Outdoor parking.' There's even an 'Electric vehicle (EV) charging station' filter to find hotels with charging access.
You're ready to make some memories now you've locked in a car hire deal in Mishima and your hotel. From Yamazakura Park to Lake Ashinoko Sky Line and MISHIMA SKY WALK, you'll never run out of things to do here.
Hit the road: Where to drive to from Mishima
Yokohama should be on your itinerary if you're eager to visit Yokohama Minato Mirai 21 and Pacifico Yokohama. This city is around 72 kilometres northeast of central Mishima.
APA Hotel & Resort Yokohama Bay Tower and Daiwa Roynet Hotel Yokohama-Koen are reliable accommodation options with parking in Yokohama.
Or pick up your cheap car hire in Mishima and drive about 88 kilometres northeast to Kawasaki. Featuring Tofuku-ji Temple and Keihin Fushimi Inari Shrine, its highlights live up to the hype.
HOTEL Mystays Premier Omori and HOTEL Mystays Haneda are comfy places to stay in Kawasaki if you're sticking around for a bit. Go for one of these and skip the stress of finding somewhere to leave your ride.
Keep things moving and road-trip it to Saitama, around 105 kilometres northeast of Mishima. First, swing past Nara Park, then follow it up with Sakura Park.
All that's left to do now is sleep. Royal Pines Hotel Urawa and Urawa Washington Hotel have space for both you and your wheels while visiting Saitama.
