Fuji-Q Highland

Welcome to Fuji-Q Highland, often heralded as the 'sanctuary of thrill rides' in Japan. Situated majestically at the northern base of Mount Fuji, this park offers a unique juxtaposition: the serene, iconic beauty of Japan's most…

Dominating the central skyline of the park is Fujiyama, famously dubbed the 'King of Coasters'. When it opened in 1996, it held several world records for height and speed, and it remains one of the most respected steel coasters…

If Fujiyama is the king of coasters, Eejanaika is the master of disorientation. This is a 4th-dimension roller coaster, meaning the seats themselves rotate independently of the track's orientation. …

Takabisha is famous for one very specific and terrifying metric: its 121-degree beyond-vertical drop. This world-record-holding feature creates a sensation of being thrown out of the seat before the car plunges into a series of…

For those who prefer psychological thrills over mechanical ones, the Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear is a world-renowned attraction. This is one of the longest and most sophisticated haunted house experiences in existence, themed…

While Fuji-Q Highland is primarily known for its extreme rides, it also caters to younger visitors through 'Thomas Land,' an area dedicated to Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends. This section of the park offers a much gentler…

As the sun begins to set and the shadows of the massive coasters stretch across the park, we conclude our journey through Fuji-Q Highland. This park is not merely a collection of rides; it is a testament to the human desire to…