Fuji-Q Highland


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Theme Park:Fuji-Q Highland (since 1968)
Part of the Resort Fujikyu Highland Resort
Address:5 Chome-6-1 Shinnishihara
Fujiyoshida-shi
Yamanashi-ken 403-0017
http://www.fujiq.jp/en
Operated by:Fujikyūkō Co. Ltd.

TakabishaFuji-Q Highland (富士急ハイランド) in Fujiyoshida near Mount Fuji in Yamanashi is Japan’s most exciting amusement park. The park originated from an ice skating rink in 1961.With the construction of the Fuji-Kyūkō Line in 1964, the park was renamed Fuji-Q Highland and expanded into an amusement park. Since then, the park has been operated by the railway company Fujikyūkō Co Ltd. (Fujikyū for short, hence the name Fuji-Q). In 1986, the park was upgraded to a resort with the construction of the Highland Resort Hotel. The event location Conifer Forest, as well as the shopping area La Ville de Gaspard et Lisa, two museums, two additional hotels and an onsen complete the resort.

Do-DodonpaFuji-Q Highland is famous for its Big 4, a selection of extraordinary roller coasters. Here, you can experience the fastest acceleration on a launch coaster, the steepest drop,  the most roll-overs on a 4th Dimension roller coaster and a 2km long hyper coaster. As these rides are extremely popular, they always features long queues and there might be not enough time to try any of the other rides. It is therefore highly recommended to get one of the strongly limited priority tickets for Eejanaika or Do-Dodonpa. Apart of that, Fuji-Q Highland is a nice park with an superb selection of rides and attractions. It also features a highly immersive children’s area themed to the popular series Thomas & Friends.

EejanaikaIf you want to experience the park for yourself, the easiest and fastest way to reach the amusement park is by coach from the Shinjuku station. The nearest JR train station is Ōtsuki. From here you can switch into the private Fuji-Kyūkō-line, which offers with the Fuji-Q Highland station a stop directly in front of the theme park. The train trip from Tokyo takes its time, but you can reach the theme park in time for its opening.

Fun Fact #1: When Dodonpa was transformed into Do-Dodonpa, it’s acceleration just got faster. The speed of the air thrust launch has been increased from 172 to 180 km/h and the acceleration phase has been reduced from 1.8 to 1.56 seconds

Fun Fact #2: The legendary roller coaster Moonsault Scramble was the most intense modern roller coaster. On its backwards ride through the first inversion, it pulled 6,2 G.

Fun Fact #3: The chance of succeeding in the interactive walkthrough attraction Ultimate Fort 3 is still 0%. For most people the experience ends after 20 minutes, but can go as long as 90 minutes.

 
 
 

Highlights of the Tivoli

 




Cool Jappaan

 

Cool Jappaan

The drenching boat ride

 


Eejanaika

 

Eejanaika

A truly extreme ride

 


Fuji-Q Highland

 

Fuji Airways

A fun flying theatre

 


Fujiyama

 

Fujiyama

The king of coaster

 


Nagashimasuka

 

Nagashimasuka

The extremely wet river rapids

 


Panic Clock

 

Panic Clock

The looping carousel

 



Takabisha

 

Takabisha

One of the steepest roller coasters

 


Voyage dans le Ciel

 

Voyage dans le Ciel

A fun family coaster

 



 
 

Past Highlight of the Theme Park

 




 

Do-Dodonpa

The roller coaster with the fastest acceleration

 


Mad Mouse

 

Mad Mouse

An interesting Wild Mouse

 



Hirakata Park


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Theme Park:Hirakata Park (since 1912)
Address:1-1 Hirakata-Koen-cho
Hirakata
Osaka 573-0054
http://www.hirakatapark.co.jp/en
Operated by:Keihan Electric Railway Co., Ltd.

Hirakata Park (ひらかたパーク) in Hirakata near the city of Osaka is one of Japan’s oldest amusement parks. The park originated as the exhibition site for the Kikuningyō-ten in 1912, showing chrysanthemum-decorated figures and scenes during the months of October and November. In 1926 Keihan Electric Railway began operating the park and expanded the offer. Nowadays, the park features a very wide and family orientated portfolio. The park also operates the water park The Boon during the summer months and the large scale ice rink Winter Carnaval during the winter season. The easiest way to reach the amusement park is by train to the Hirakata-kōen Station.

Fun Fact #1: The spinning coaster Crazy Mouse is the only one of its kind, which does not spin.

Fun Fact #2: If you want to get a high score on the log flume Bassh, scream as loud as you can.

 
 
 

Highlights of the Tivoli

 




Crazy Mouse

 

Crazy Mouse

The non spinning Spinning Coaster

 


Elf

 

Elf

A great wooden coaster

 


Fantastic-Coaster-Rowdy-4

 

Fantastic Coaster Rowdy

A fun family coaster

 


Magical Volcano

 

Magical Volcano

The interaktive walkthrough game

 


Meteo

 

Meteo

An intense drop tower

 


Red Falcon

 

Red Falcon

A large Jet Coaster

 


Yomiuriland


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Theme Park:Yomiuriland (since 1964)
Address:Yanokuchi 4015-1
Inagi-shi
206-8725 Tokyo
http://www.yomiuriland.com/english
Operated by:Yomiuriland Co., Ltd

YomiurilandYomiuriland (よみうりランド) in Inagi near the city of Tokyo is one of Japan’s best known amusement parks. The park was opened by the influential Yomiuri Group, Japan’s largest newspaper publisher and owner of the Yomiuri Giants baseball team, in 1964. The park offers a very wide and family friendly mix of rides and attractions. With the Good Job area of the park, the park is moving more and more into an interactive theme park.

The park also operates the water park Water Amusement Island (WAI) during the summer months and hosts several other events during the rest of the year. The easiest way to reach the amusement park is by train to the Keio Yomiuriland Station. The nearest JR station is Inadazutsumi Station. From Keio Yomiuriland you can take the Skyway cable car towards the entrance of the theme park.

Fun Fact #1: The roller coaster Bandit was the first Hyper Coaster ever built.

Fun Fact #2: The Standing and Loop Coaster Momonga was the first ever roller coaster to feature Stand-Up trains.

 
 
 

Highlights of the Tivoli

 




Bandit

 

Bandit

The first Hyper Coaster

 


Yomiuriland

 

Crazy Hyuuu and Crazy Stooon

The two S&S towers

 


Yomiuriland

 

Hero Training Center Mission 8

A very fun walkthrough attraction

 


Looping Starship

 

Looping Starship

An inverting boat swing

 


Yomiuriland

 

Spin Runway

A great indoor Spinning Coaster

 


Yomiuriland

 

Splash U.F.O.

A very good rapid river

 


 
 

Past Highlight of the Tivoli

 





 

Standing & Loop Coaster Momonga

The first Stand-Up Coaster