Car Rental at 'Omiya Station East Exit'

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You can specify required rental date and time, vehicle category, pick-up/return location criteria in the white form above. In case your return location is different from the pick-up location, check the box 'Different Drop Off Location?'.

The preset location address: 2-57-1 Miya-cho, Omiya-ku, , Saitama, 330-0802, Japan, area 'Omiya Station East Exit'.

Alteration of the current rental location can be performed in three ways:
-by entering your desired destination in the 'Pick-up' field;
-by following the links to location pages shown below;
-by using the Saitama interactive map on the left.

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Car hire system OrangeSmile.com offers vehicles for rent at the rental location 'Omiya Station East Exit'. We carefully maintain largest up-to-date database with actual offers from most of the rental suppliers in Japan. Due to this, we are able to find the best and cheapest rental options for your specified location and dates.

Reservation can be done in three fast and simple steps - search by your dates and location in Japan, select a car, and input your personal data. Upon reception of your order, we will send you a confirmation voucher by email. Before completing your reservation, please check the rental conditions of the selected car carefully.

Upon arrival to the 'Omiya Station East Exit' rental office, please provide your confirmation voucher, driving license and credit card to an officer. The credit card is required for payment and deposit. The deposit amount is usually equivalent to the amount of the largest insurance franchise specified in your voucher.

Before leaving the office at the pick-up time, verify the invoice issued by the officer and compare the invoice data with the data in your voucher!

Car pick-up: inspect the car body, wheels, windows and interior for chips, scratches, dents and other defects. Validate that all found defects are described in your rental document.

We wish you a great driving experience on the roads of Saitama!

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Typical models of OrangeSmile.com vehicles in Saitama

Mini & economy hatchback: Ford Fiesta, Ford Ka and Hyundai Accent

Compact & intermediate sedan: Toyota Corolla, Ford Mondeo and Toyota Avensis

Full-size saloon & station wagon: Peugeot 508, BMW 3 Series and Mercedes C Class

Premium & luxury limousine: BMW X3, Mercedes C Class and Mercedes E Class

Minivan & minibus, 7-15 pax: VW Touran, Chevrolet Uplander and Hyundai Trajet 7 seater

SUV, crossover & off-road vehicle: Daihatsu Terios, Jeep Wrangler and Nissan Pathfinder 4WD

Cabriolet, roadster & convertible: Jeep Wrangler, Suzuki Jimny and BMW 3 series Cabriolet

Rental locations near Saitama

» Tokyo - 18.7 km
» Katsushika - 22.4 km
» Minato - 24.6 km

» Fuchu - 26.2 km
» Tachikawa - 27.8 km
» Urayasu - 30.6 km

» Hachioji - 37 km
» Yokohama - 45.8 km
» Kanagawa - 57.1 km

Sightseeings of Saitama large neighbour - Tokyo

Tokyo: topics

Namero is a very interesting dish, the recipe of which was invented by local fishermen many years ago. Namero can be cooked from different fish types. The most common variations include mackerel, bonito, or sardine. There are several ways to cook this popular dish, and each of them has its own specific. In order to cook Namero, mince fish, ginger, onion, and basil till they form a paste and then add miso.
According to the simplest recipe, the paste is simply sprinkled with soy sauce. This variant of the dish is called Su-namero. The roasted paste has another name, Sanga-yaki. There are more unusual ways to cook Namero. For example, it can be served with rice and green tea as a sauce.

Street food that one can find in Tokyo deserves a separate mention. Numerous food carts offer a popular local snack – Dango dumplings that are made of rice flour and water. Small dumplings are skewered and then steamed until ready. After that, they are served with various sweet and non-sweet sauces.
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