• Located at the foot of Japan's most celebrated mountain, Fuji-Q Highland is known for its dramatic roller coasters, a regular entry in the Guinness Book of Records. While many of the rides here are scream-inducing, gentler attractions delight young children and families.
• Fuji-Q Highland is at the foot of Mt. Fuji
• The park includes a hotel, the Highland Resort and Spa, with themed rooms and views of Mt. Fuji Fujiyama is the tallest roller coaster at Fuji-Q Highland and ranks among the best in the world, with unparalleled views of Mt. Fuji and a maximum drop of 79 meters.
• With a drop angle of 121 degrees, Takabisha is one of the world's steepest roller coasters. Get ready for the sudden plunge. On Eejanaika, your legs dangle freely, and the seats rotate a full 360 degrees, guaranteeing you plenty of upside down time. With 14 inversions, the highest number of spins in the world, it's probably better to eat your lunch after this ride.

Fuji-Q Highland, having started as the Fuji Goko International Skating Center in 1961, started. In 1964, it called "Fuji Rama Park". And in 1969, It officially opened as "Fuji-Q Highland". Since then, the park took advantage of vast scale that no other parks have.