
Nestled at the base of the iconic Mount Fuji, Fuji-Q Highland is Japan’s premier destination for adrenaline junkies. Since 1968, this park has evolved from a local attraction into a world-renowned theme park, famous for its record-breaking roller coasters and immersive anime-themed lands. Whether you are looking to drop down the world’s steepest slopes or enjoy a magical day with family, Fuji-Q offers an unforgettable adventure against the backdrop of a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Titan Coasters: For the Brave
- FUJIYAMA – The King of Coasters Hold on tight for the “King.” Once the tallest coaster in the world, Fujiyama still reigns supreme with a staggering height of 79 meters and speeds reaching 130 km/h. It’s not just about the drop; the climb offers a breathtaking view of Mt. Fuji before plunging you into excitement.
- Eejanaika – The 4th Dimension Hypercoaster Prepare to lose your sense of “up” and “down.” As one of only three 4D coasters in the world, Eejanaika features seats that rotate 360 degrees independently of the track. With 14 inversions—the highest in the world—it is a gravity-defying journey that challenges even the most seasoned thrill-seekers.
- Takabisha – The World’s Steepest Drop If you thought a vertical drop was scary, think again. Takabisha holds the world record for the steepest drop at 121 degrees. The ride begins in total darkness before launching you into a series of seven inversions and a heart-stopping plunge.
- ZOKKON – The Newest High-Speed Rush Opened in 2023, ZOKKON is a unique motorbike-style coaster. Feel the wind on your face as you grip the handlebars through exhilarating launches, sudden twists, and a surprise backward segment.




Immersive Experiences & Horror
- The Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear Ranked as one of the longest and scariest haunted houses in the world, this is set in a massive, abandoned hospital. This “walk-through” attraction takes about 50 minutes to complete. It is so intense that there are “emergency exits” for those who can’t handle the fright!
- NARUTO × BORUTO Fuji Hidden Leaf Village Step into the world of shinobi! This area celebrates the global phenomenon of Naruto. From 3D shooting rides to authentic themed ramen at Ichiraku, fans can experience the themes of friendship and adventure.
- Thomas Land Perfect for families, Thomas Land brings the world of Thomas & Friends to life with gentle rides and interactive play areas, making it a dream escape for small children.

Plan Your Visit: Essential Info
1. Access
Getting to Fuji-Q is easy from Tokyo:
- By Bus (Recommended): The “Highway Bus” runs directly from Shinjuku, Shibuya, or Tokyo Station. It takes about 100 minutes.
- By Train: Take the JR Chuo Line to Otsuki Station, then transfer to the Fujikyuko Line to Fuji-Q Highland Station. The train ride offers beautiful countryside views.
2. Tickets & Pricing
Admission to the park is free, but you need a pass to enjoy the rides.
- Free Pass (Unlimited Rides):
- Adults: ¥6,000 – ¥7,800
- Juniors (12–17): ¥5,500 – ¥7,300
- Children (6–11): ¥4,400 – ¥5,000 (Note: Prices vary depending on the season.)
For the latest pricing and to buy direct, visit the Fuji-Q Highland Official Website.
3. Operating Hours
- Standard Hours: Typically 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM or 6:00 PM.
- Hours can fluctuate based on the season and weather. Many coasters close during rain or strong winds, so check the forecast!
Pro Tips for Travelers
- Priority Tickets: To skip the long lines (which can exceed 2 hours), buy “Zekkyo Priority Tickets” inside the park.
- Lockers: Most big rides require you to put all belongings in a locker before boarding for safety.
Ready to Experience the Thrill?
Make your trip stress-free by booking a guided tour or a convenient transport package! Check out the best deals on Fuji-Q Highland tours and day trips from Tokyo here:
Don’t miss the chance to combine world-class thrills with the beauty of Mt. Fuji!onic landscape, this hidden gem near Lake Kawaguchi is a must-visit on your journey.

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