Yamanashi Prefecture Car Rentals

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Minis are the smallest vehicle available to rent, and they’re usually the best on fuel too. It’s no surprise then that they’re in hot demand with travelers to Yamanashi Prefecture. Zip around the city’s top attractions — you’ll be astounded at the car spaces you can squeeze into. Prefer something a little roomier? Consider our standard, mid-size and economy options.

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You’ll need to be 18 and over to slide behind the wheel of a rental car in Yamanashi Prefecture. Keep in mind that young drivers may only be able to rent from a few car categories, such as compact and medium size. Higher age limits generally apply for larger and luxury vehicles. Many companies will also charge a young renter fee. Read through the rules before booking and factor any surcharge into your vacation budget.

You’ll need to present your driver’s license and a credit card when you get to the rental counter. Prior to pickup, check with your rental provider whether other documentation is needed. For example, you may also need to show proof of auto insurance.

No, so we recommend that you get an International Driving Permit. If you plan to motor around Yamanashi Prefecture, you’ll need it in addition to a valid U.S. License. Getting this permit is easy and should be done before taking off on your adventure.

Expedia makes it a breeze to pick up an affordable long-term rental in Yamanashi Prefecture. Simply click through to our long-term car rental deals page, enter your trip preferences and compare your choices.

Some Yamanashi Prefecture outlets will rent to drivers under 25 years old, and others won’t. Age policies differ from supplier to supplier, so you’ll need to do your homework. Also, find out if there are any additional costs. Some outlets will have a surcharge for young customers between 21 and 24. Always check the terms and conditions to avoid any surprise fees.