Remi Gaillard eat your heart out. On March 16 a gang of go-karters in Tokyo held a real life Mario Kart-style race on the streets of the Japanese capital, without getting arrested.
Organised by the group Tokyo Gaijins, karters sped through the city's Shibuya district (home of Hachiko and one of the most photographed crosswalks in the world) dressed as Princess Peach, Toad, Batman (for some reason), and, of course, Mario.
[Images via Facebook // Via RocketNews24]
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