About Fuji-Q Highland
Fuji-Q Highland is a very different reason to travel towards Mount Fuji: an amusement park where towering coaster structures compete for your attention with the mountain landscape. It is an especially compelling stop for thrill seekers, but the surrounding setting should not be mistaken for a guarantee of a mountain view. Weather can change both the scenery and the shape of the day.
Fujiyama, Eejanaika and Takabisha make a formidable starting list, with Zokkon adding another style of coaster experience. The park also has distinct character-led areas, including Thomas Land and the Gaspard and Lisa town, so families need not organise the entire visit around the most intense rides. Check individual restrictions and the current lineup rather than planning from an old list of record-breaking attractions.
At a glance
- Two different kinds of day
- Major thrill coasters share the site with character areas including Thomas Land.
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Planning your visit
Choose your essential rides before committing to a tight return journey. The official app provides operating information, waiting times and route guidance, which can help you adjust once inside. Compare the ticket products against the experiences your group will actually use, and read the access directions for the entrance and transport option you have chosen. Combining the park with the wider Fuji area can make an excellent trip, but cramming both into a few spare hours is likely to leave something rushed.
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Getting there
Head to Fuji-Q Highland, 5-6-1 Shinnishihara, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi 403-0017, Japan. Use the official arrival information to plan your route and find the right entrance for your visit.
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Plan with the official information
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Sources and updates
Information checked 2026-10-25.
Photograph: Photo: Fuji-Q Highland.