FujiQ Highland
Embark on an adrenaline-pumping adventure at Fuji-Q Highland, nestled near the majestic Mount Fuji. Enjoy thrilling roller coasters and stunning mountain vistas. Get your flexible, instant-access tickets now!
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Must-see highlights & key info
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Your pass packs value and fun with unlimited access to rides for a day, giving you the freedom to plan your adventure whenever you like.
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Experience a 360° vertical rotation at Panic Clock, the steepest drop of 121° at Takabisha, a chance to see life in 4D at Eejanaika, and so much more.
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Thomas Land is for kids and themed around Thomas and Friends, while Lisa et Gaspard town immerses you in Lisa and Gaspard's world with its attractions.
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Choose from a Full-Day Pass for thrills, an Afternoon Pass for post-lunch fun, or a Priority Pass for early access and skip-the-line entry.
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Fun fact: The park's haunted house, Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear, is one of the longest and scariest haunted houses in the world.
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Your pass packs value and fun with unlimited access to rides for a day, giving you the freedom to plan your adventure whenever you like.
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Experience a 360° vertical rotation at Panic Clock, the steepest drop of 121° at Takabisha, a chance to see life in 4D at Eejanaika, and so much more.
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Thomas Land is for kids and themed around Thomas and Friends, while Lisa et Gaspard town immerses you in Lisa and Gaspard's world with its attractions.
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Choose from a Full-Day Pass for thrills, an Afternoon Pass for post-lunch fun, or a Priority Pass for early access and skip-the-line entry.
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Fun fact: The park's haunted house, Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear, is one of the longest and scariest haunted houses in the world.
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About Fuji-Q Highland
Head out to the thrill capital of Japan. Conquer Fujiyama, one of Japan's fastest rollercoasters, and hop on record-breaking 40+ rides, all with Mt. Fuji in the distance. Live your anime fantasy at the Naruto x Boruto Hidden Leaf Village.
Fuji-Q Highland's Do-Dodonpa rollercoaster holds the record for the fastest launch acceleration at 1.56 seconds (0 to 180 km/h).
Eejanaika, built in 2006, was the world's first "4th Dimension" rollercoaster, featuring rotating seats for a mind-bending ride experience.
Takabisha, once the world's steepest rollercoaster, boasts a terrifying 121-degree freefall drop angle.
Fujiyama, the park's iconic rollercoaster, held the title of Japan's tallest and fastest when it debuted in 1996.
Originally an ice skating rink in 1961, Fuji-Q Highland has transformed into a leading amusement park destination in Japan.
Why visit Fuji-Q Highland?
Highlights
Do-Dodonpa
Prepare for G-force overload! This steel rocket blasts you from 0 to 180 km/h in a mind-blowing 1.56 seconds – that's faster than some bullet trains!
Eejanaika
Forget what you know about roller coasters! Eejanaika throws a whole new dimension into the mix. Built in 2006, it was the world's first "4D" coaster, featuring spinning seats that add a mind-bending twist to the already insane drops and inversions.
Takabisha
If plummeting down near-vertical drops is your idea of fun, then Takabisha is for you! Once the world's steepest coaster, it boasts a heart-stopping 121-degree freefall that will have you screaming (or maybe clinging on for dear life!).
Fujiyama
This Fuji-Q Highland icon lets you soar to impressive heights, it offers stunning views of Mount Fuji – if you dare to open your eyes during the twists and turns! It held the title of Japan's tallest and fastest.
Thomas Land
A themed area dedicated to the beloved children's character Thomas the Tank Engine, featuring rides, shows, and attractions for families with young children.
Plan your visit
Front gate
This main entrance is a breeze to find, located right by the highway bus terminal and easily accessible from the main road. Perfect for most visitors arriving by public transport, car, or taxi, and suitable for all ticket types.
Second gate
Located on the park's backside, this entrance is ideal for those coming from Kawaguchiko Station. It offers direct access on foot from Fujikyu-Highland Station, providing a convenient alternative for visitors arriving from the other side
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