Available car groups at Kansai Airport
* The prices were calculated on 04.10.2022 for a 7 days prepaid rental at Kansai International Airport starting on 04.11.2022. Our prices fluctuate daily and this offer is not guaranteed.
What makes SIXT Kansai Airport so special?
Convenient location
You can pick up your car rental at the ORIX Rent a Car counter, just a short walk from the international and domestic terminals.
Like-new cars
Our cars are, on average, three months old, so expect to drive a vehicle with the latest features when you get a rental from SIXT at Kansai Airport.
English-speaking rental agents
You don’t have to learn Japanese to get a Kansai Airport car rental since our agents speak English.
A vast fleet
Our Kansai Airport station has a diverse rent a car fleet that includes models from trusted automakers.
Kansai Airport car rental
Osaka is one of the largest cities in Japan and a top tourist destination in Asia. The city is served by Kansai International Airport (KIX), the biggest in the region, and SIXT offers you premium vehicles to get around. You can trust SIXT at Kansai Airport to deliver, whether you need a sedan, station wagon, passenger van or SUV. A sedan will be ideal for in-city driving, while SUVs and station wagons are great for families. You can also customize your ride at our Kansai Airport car rental station by adding features like GPS, child seats and additional drivers.
SIXT's location at Kansai Airport
SIXT has partnered with ORIX Rent-a-Car at Kansai Airport, and their counter is just a short walk from both domestic and international terminals. The ORIX counter is on the International Arrival floor (1F). If you’re disembarking, you’ll find us at the Aeroplaza, with our counters only a 3-minute walk from Terminal 1, using the 2F connection passage. If you’re coming from Terminal 2, you can also take the 7-minute shuttle ride to our SIXT counters. You will pick up and drop your rental car at the same lot at Kansai Airport.
Explore Osaka with your car rental
Osaka dates to the earliest days of the Japanese Empire. For an in-depth look at its history and culture, you can’t miss a visit to Osaka Castle and Shitennō-Ji Temple. Drive up to the Maishima Pottery Museum or Universal Studios Japan Amusement Park for a fun afternoon with the family. Other fun must-visits include Harbor Village, Tempozan Ferris Wheel and Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan.
