Mario Kart lookalikes on public roads spur safety concerns

Mario Kart lookalikes on public roads spur safety concerns

A group of four Australians are having their drivers' licenses checked by an employee of go-karts operator EcoKart L.L.C. at Higashiazabu, Minato Ward in central Tokyo on June 17, 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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